Seinfeld (TV Show)

The Office is closing: How will its final night compare to these four classics?

Tonight The Office bids farewell after eight seasons and 200 episodes. Series finales have a complicated history; final episodes have left viewers with tears of joy as well as fists of fury as beloved characters have ended up in prison, happily in love, having mental breakdowns...or alone. Keep re ... More >>

Curtis Park Creamery serves up Mexican comfort food in endless combinations

Photos: A Closer Look at Curtis Park Creamery

Calling all Seinfeld fans: The Geeks Who Drink contest is tonight!

For being a "show about nothing," Seinfeld was a very big something during its glory days on NBC. Tonight at 8 p.m., join Geeks Who Drink, the nationally known bar-quiz crew, at Three Lions Pub for The Contest: The Third Annual Seinfeld Quiz, a night of Seinfeld trivia. Geeks Who Drink specialize ... More >>

WeedPhone: Medical marijuana technology whose time has come... and gone?

"WeedPhone '95."​Even as the Colorado dispensary scene matures out of its heady boom days, ganjapreneurs still hope to strike it rich with one MMJ-themed enterprise or another -- although like a lot of the product moving around dispensaries these days, not all of it passes the smell test. Take ... More >>

Tonight: Vandelay Industries at the Larimer

​We have to hand it to a band that makes us physically LOL. A searing vision of George Costanza running out of the bathroom, pants around his ankles and screaming "Vandelay Industries!" was one of the funnier scenes to resonate from the Seinfeld series -- and tonight at the Larimer Lounge, a b ... More >>

Johnathan McFarlane on wanna-be celebrity hype, Festivus Film Festival

Festivus Film Festival founders Tim DeMasters and Johnathan McFarlane want to offer films for the rest of us.​When Johnathan McFarlane and his partner Tim DeMasters created the Festivus Film Festival four years ago, they had trouble attracting audiences to all of the screenings at the Oriental ... More >>

O, Festivus Pole

Festivus meals not likely in Denver jails

Festivus faith earned one prisoner better meals​It was a Festivus miracle for one prisoner in an Orange County jail. For two months, a convicted drug dealer received meals free of the salami he didn't like by claiming devotion to Festivus, the holiday celebrated by the Costanza family on Seinf ... More >>

Will the Real Elaine Please Stand Up?

Top five fictional foods and drinks on television that we'd really, really like to try

A Flickr photo​In cartoon world, Matt Groening brought us Duff beer, and Hanna-Barbera created fast food brontosaurus ribs. In books, C.S. Lewis is responsible for the Turkish delight with which the White Witch tempted Edmund in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and we can credit Lewis ... More >>

Is it against the law to like large (chicken) breasts?

​A Lakewood man got a trespassing notice for telling a Safeway deli employee that he likes large chicken breasts, Michael Roberts reports.

Friends forever and other cool-destroying admissions

​Okay we all have some skeletons in our closet, shit we dig -- be it music, movies or television shows -- that we'd just as soon that nobody else knew about. Guilty pleasures is what most people term these sort of inclinations. Well, here at Backbeat, there's no shame in our game -- assuming, ... More >>

Today's featured event: Spamalot galumphs back into the Buell Theatre

No less than an all-out love affair between British comedy and the Great White Way, Monty Python's Spamalot pairs a plot blatantly (and with blessings) stolen by Eric Idle and Mike Nichols from the screenplay for Monty Python and the Holy Grail, with music and lyrics by Idle and John Du Prez. And ... More >>

Meet Wale, a rapper with a jones for indie rock

The Young Man's Dream

Woody Allen is back from his European vacation. Next, he directs Larry David in NYC and Puccini for L.A. Opera.

Stalk Market

If journalists condemn Bill O'Reilly, he'll strike back anytime and anywhere -- even in the parking lot of a local Wild Oats.

Yes, Dears

Being in a band can be a family affair. Ask these Canadians.

Alert the Media

Waking Rothko knows how to get a critic's attention.

New releases available this week

Diva Down

Franco Zeffirelli imagines cheering up an operatic legend.

A Hell of a Place

Devil's Food Bakery is a heavenly coffee shop -- and more.

Hard to Swallow

Triple Espresso has all the novelty of a Starbucks.

Your New Friends?

NBC hopes Coupling is its next hitcom, which bugs the show's biggest fans

Hope Sinks

Between optimism and despair, there's comic (and author) Richard Lewis.

Good Cop, Bad Cop

Denis Leary is on The Job, but can ABC find him an audience?

Body Shop

The Girl Next Door offers a penetrating look at a porn star.

Off Limits

Happy trails for the Broncos' mascot.

Geek Love

The men behind this season's best shows -- and biggest failures -- blame it all on Regis.

Night & Day

May 14 - 20, 1998

Playlist

Legally Inane

Reelin' in the Summer

Thrills for the week

Mouthing Off