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March 30, 2012
Weekend's best live bets: Lucero, Flipper, the Ting Tings, Say Anything, Jewel and more
Ah, yes, welcome to the weekend! Don't you just love living in the Mile High City? Besides the glorious weather we're enjoying right now, we have yet another weekend filled with a ridiculous number of enticing options: Lucero kicks off its two-night stand at the Bluebird, in addition to an in-store ... More >>
Blogs
March 29, 2012
Flipper: "We had people reporting that they'd seen our graffiti on the Great Wall of China"
Flipper (due tonight and tomorrow night at the Lion's Lair) got its start in 1979 in the creatively fertile arts and music scene in San Francisco. Formed after the break-up of Negative Trend and including two former members of that band, Will Shatter and Stephen DePace, Flipper didn't set out to be ... More >>
Film
November 3, 2011
Swedish documentary The Black Power Mixtape tells it like it was
Flipper (due tonight and tomorrow night at the Lion's Lair) got its start in 1979 in the creatively fertile arts and music scene in San Francisco. Formed after the break-up of Negative Trend and including two former members of that band, Will Shatter and Stephen DePace, Flipper didn't set out to be ... More >>
Calendar
October 27, 2011
A Special Kind of Guy
Flipper (due tonight and tomorrow night at the Lion's Lair) got its start in 1979 in the creatively fertile arts and music scene in San Francisco. Formed after the break-up of Negative Trend and including two former members of that band, Will Shatter and Stephen DePace, Flipper didn't set out to be ... More >>
Blogs
July 7, 2011
Top ten bizarre candies from the Dollar Tree: squeezy fluff, cowboy candy and gummy rats
Gummy droppings not included.I'm a writer so I'm always in a state of coinus interruptus, but imagine my surprise when I recently discovered a dollar store where things actually cost a dollar each: Dollar Tree. This economical sanctuary at 4923 East Colfax Avenue has some splendid buys for a ... More >>
Blogs
May 23, 2011
What week is it? Your breakdown of obscure holidays, May 23 - 29
The less sad times of Mr. Bojangles.While it's true that holidays often provide convenient excuses to get wasted, their seedy underbelly is that they're usually ticker-tape-decorated cover-ups for communist propaganda -- take Christmas, for example, which is all about giving shit away. Philan ... More >>
Blogs
February 17, 2011
Mike Rosen plagiarizes himself in Denver Post column? He says he did nothing wrong
Mike Rosen.Update below: This week, a tipster informed yours truly (and Colorado Pols) that KOA talk show host Mike Rosen had basically copied a 2008 column he wrote for the Rocky Mountain News and republished it in December as a Denver Post piece. Rather than simply running side-by-side exce ... More >>
Blogs
September 15, 2010
John Hickenlooper's hot tub time machine: Kenny Be's Worst-Case Scenario
full comic belowWatching Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper showering in his clothes almost seems normal in what will surely go down as the strangest election cycle in state history. It is only fitting in the crazy Colorado campaign of 2010 that Hick is willing to portray himself as "all wet." In ... More >>
Blogs
July 1, 2010
La Familia, the violent drug cartel, takes inspiration from Colorado Springs: Holy moly!
There are a lot of weird religious stories coming out of Colorado Springs -- the city that two decades ago set out to recruit religious-organization headquarters as an economic development move. But this could be the weirdest. Looks like it's time to change that sign on the stretch of I-25 kn ... More >>
News
May 20, 2010
Three years after his murder, memories of Ken Gorman -- Colorado's most vocal pot activist -- have gone up in smoke
There are a lot of weird religious stories coming out of Colorado Springs -- the city that two decades ago set out to recruit religious-organization headquarters as an economic development move. But this could be the weirdest. Looks like it's time to change that sign on the stretch of I-25 kn ... More >>
Culture
February 18, 2010
Now Playing
There are a lot of weird religious stories coming out of Colorado Springs -- the city that two decades ago set out to recruit religious-organization headquarters as an economic development move. But this could be the weirdest. Looks like it's time to change that sign on the stretch of I-25 kn ... More >>
Culture
February 11, 2010
Now Playing
There are a lot of weird religious stories coming out of Colorado Springs -- the city that two decades ago set out to recruit religious-organization headquarters as an economic development move. But this could be the weirdest. Looks like it's time to change that sign on the stretch of I-25 kn ... More >>
Film
October 1, 2009
Capitalism: A Love Story
There are a lot of weird religious stories coming out of Colorado Springs -- the city that two decades ago set out to recruit religious-organization headquarters as an economic development move. But this could be the weirdest. Looks like it's time to change that sign on the stretch of I-25 kn ... More >>
Blogs
June 12, 2009
Beyond Playlist: Black Eyed Peas and more
The Black Eyed Peas The E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies) (Interscope) For the most part, the critical intelligentsia has looked askance at the Peas' latest due to its backburnering of the hip-hop style on which the act was founded, as well as the presence of more party-hearty exhortations than consciou ... More >>
Blogs
May 29, 2009
Wake-Up Call: No more educational regional directors or Tancredos
The U.S. Department of Education is eliminating several regional director jobs, disappointing Coloradans hoping for an appointment, the Denver Post reports today. According to a notice outlining the job eliminations,"These political appointees have not had substantial policy or administrative func ... More >>
Blogs
November 14, 2008
Candy Girls: Nestle Chunky Bar
While scouring the candy aisle at Walgreen's earlier this week, I happened upon a mysterious box filled with giant candy bars that looked like they were left over from the Reagan administration. The packaging had a decidedly retro '80s feel, and since the box was sitting all alone on the very top ... More >>
Blogs
October 31, 2008
Thirteen Denver locales that are probably haunted -- or at least should be
While scouring the candy aisle at Walgreen's earlier this week, I happened upon a mysterious box filled with giant candy bars that looked like they were left over from the Reagan administration. The packaging had a decidedly retro '80s feel, and since the box was sitting all alone on the very top ... More >>
Blogs
August 12, 2008
Nuggets Broadcaster Chris Marlowe Returns to His Olympic Roots
While scouring the candy aisle at Walgreen's earlier this week, I happened upon a mysterious box filled with giant candy bars that looked like they were left over from the Reagan administration. The packaging had a decidedly retro '80s feel, and since the box was sitting all alone on the very top ... More >>
Blogs
July 30, 2008
Singing with Saddam, in Bug Theatre's Iraq War, the Musical!
While scouring the candy aisle at Walgreen's earlier this week, I happened upon a mysterious box filled with giant candy bars that looked like they were left over from the Reagan administration. The packaging had a decidedly retro '80s feel, and since the box was sitting all alone on the very top ... More >>
Calendar
July 10, 2008
Politics of Anger
David Sirota describes an uprising.
Blogs
June 23, 2008
Oil Shale Rush Is Déjà Vu All Over Again
David Sirota describes an uprising.
Home Entertainment
March 6, 2008
Oscar-Starved
David Sirota describes an uprising.
Blogs
February 1, 2008
Alternative Funding Suggestions for John McCain
David Sirota describes an uprising.
Blogs
August 27, 2007
Delegating Denver #6 of 56: California
David Sirota describes an uprising.
Blogs
July 27, 2007
Labor Saver
David Sirota describes an uprising.
Home Entertainment
February 22, 2007
Chick Flick
David Sirota describes an uprising.
Music
July 20, 2006
Trainwreck
Wednesday, July 26, Bender's Tavern, 303-861-7070.
Calendar
September 8, 2005
Listen Up
Stories on Stage raises the political bunting.
Film
August 4, 2005
Test Quest
Jim Jarmusch succeeds by keeping Broken Flowers messy.
News
June 2, 2005
Off Limits
Sealed With a Kissoff
News
May 12, 2005
Off Limits
Talk Scoop
News
October 7, 2004
Off Limits
It's a family affair
Music
May 6, 2004
Retroactive
2 Live Crew
Music
April 8, 2004
Now Hear This
2 Live Crew
Calendar
January 22, 2004
Meow Mix
The Women lays bare the cattiness of society dames
News
December 11, 2003
Power to the People
The answer could be blowing in the wind.
Culture
August 28, 2003
Clutch Performance
Characters find scant happiness in the edgy Comfort.
Music
May 22, 2003
The Evolution Control Committee
Plagiarythm Nation (Evolution Controlled Creations/Seeland)
News
April 3, 2003
The Message
Rally Time
Music
May 27, 1999
The Oblivion Express
Comeback attempts by acts that should just go away.
Culture
March 11, 1999
Home of the Depraved
Comeback attempts by acts that should just go away.
News
December 3, 1998
Off Limits
Comeback attempts by acts that should just go away.
Music
February 5, 1998
Queer Power
Joe Queer makes punk that's built to last.
News
January 29, 1998
Twenty Years of Denver
Joe Queer makes punk that's built to last.
Culture
December 18, 1997
Through the Past, Deftly
Joe Queer makes punk that's built to last.
News
January 30, 1997
Informed Decisions
Joe Queer makes punk that's built to last.
News
July 18, 1996
Off Limits
Joe Queer makes punk that's built to last.
News
November 8, 1995
BURIED TREASURE
THE HONEYMOON'S LONG OVER FOR EX-EPA CHIEF ANNE BURFORD AND HER LATE HUSBAND--BUT THE DIVORCE IS FOREVER.
Music
July 19, 1995
NO ALTERNATIVE
A LOOK AT THE MODERN-ROCK SONGS DENVER RADIO IS DOING TO DEATH.
Dining
March 9, 1994
MOUTHING OFF
A LOOK AT THE MODERN-ROCK SONGS DENVER RADIO IS DOING TO DEATH.
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