Rod Dupen Waffle Brothers 393 Corona Street; 303-733-1212 1707 Lafayette Street; 720-708-5150 1326 College Avenue, Boulder; 303-593-0510 wafflebrothers.com This is part one of my interview with Ron Dupen, exec chef of Waffle Brothers; part two of our chat will run tomorrow. When you swish through ... More >>
Ask people to name Colorado's best-ever athletes and you'll hear references to the likes of John Elway, Dave Logan and Missy Franklin. But they all moved to the state rather than being born here. So who are the greatest Colorado athletes as listed by Wikipedia who actually qualify as natives? We've ... More >>
Update: The Denver Police Department has released mug shots of Dexter Lewis, Joseph Hill and Lynell Hill, the three men suspected of killing five people at Fero's Bar & Grill early Wednesday morning and then setting the business on fire. We're also getting a closer look at the victims -- a group fr ... More >>
Hope you got good and rested this past weekend, because you're going to need to tap into your energy reserves for the insane amount shows going down this week. We have all of them listed in our concert calendar, of course, if you'd like to get the full view. Otherwise, below, we've narrowed it down ... More >>
Adam Yauch (aka MCA of the Beastie Boys) has died. He was 47. Forming the Beastie Boys as a teenager in Brooklyn in the late '70s, Yauch was part of a pivotal assembly of artists that defined rap music for the radio. Early incarnations of the group shifted genres and changed members, but Michael "Mi ... More >>
Photo courtesy Jan Martin Leo Kottke (due tonight at the Boulder Theater) is a legendary and beloved master of finger picking guitar and a gifted raconteur. He got his start with John Fahey's Takoma Records in the late '60s, and he's been releasing noteworthy albums of some of the most inventive an ... More >>
Denver's best live music bets, weekend of January 20, 2012
John Power and Rod Dupen will open a second Waffle Brothers in Boulder by the end of the year.When a second Waffle Brothers opens later this month on the Hill in Boulder, you can expect more than just waffles: "There will be a sexy Australian up there, too," teases Rod Dupen, who hails from ... More >>
When filmmaker Larry Wessel started working on ICONOCLAST, he didn't know it was going to turn into a six-year filming project. But then again, his subject, Boyd Rice, has been a wild and curious abstraction of a performer, whose work in music with the NON was a forerunner in noise and indust ... More >>
Producer/rapper Mr. Dean (aka Dean Lopez) has spent the last ten years making music and honing his craft. He says that his faith and the support of others -- including area churches and their flock -- have served to keep him encouraged and focused on his path, which is to bring a positive C ... More >>
Colleen Don Dero got a taste of Colorado recently, but she didn't like it much. Several decades ago, the Colorado native moved to Phoenix, where she runs a hat and T-shirt company called It's All About the Head. The apparel features the company's name as a slogan alongside a mug of beer over ... More >>
Sunday's AC/DC concert -- reviewed in the blog "Live Review: AC/DC and The Answer at the Pepsi Center" -- conjures up memories of the Q&A with the band's Brian Johnson that Westword published under the headline "Power Age" back in April 2001. It's among my favorite interviews ever -- and it prompt ... More >>
Sebastian Metz's heart is in the right place. If only his brain and body could follow.
Steve Meyer wants to sell pedicabs to the world — but is the world willing to go along for the ride?
When Al Gore and other global-warming experts want to come in out of the cold, they turn to Boulder's Konrad Steffen.
Thought Equity Motion is using old footage in new revenue-generating ways.
Is Thomas Silverstein a prisoner of his own deadly past — or the first in a new wave of locked-down lifers?
This debut channel is learning the rules of the game.
Down from the mountain, a sofly lit Heath Ledger can’t save this by-the-numbers Aussie drug flick.
Wolf Creek rings in Christmas with a band of butchered tourists.
Aussie Rules Football reaches out to the untapped Yank talent pool.
Lesson Learned
The Greeks may have their hands full for the Olympics.
Hey! Over Here! Remember? Denver?
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A high-profile ESPN reporter chucks it all to become a low-profile schoolteacher -- and he couldn't be happier.
Warming up to Toastmasters -- and icing out unnecessary verbiage.
Ever since Madonna called, remix artist and DJ Victor Calderone has been basking in a ray of light.
Pierre Wolfe chases down Denver's dining history.
Who on earth would want to work at the News these days? Bernie Lincicome, for one.
PeakArts founder Karen Romeo may be a victim of the Boulder arts community's haughty ego.
Former Olympic runner Frank Shorter wants elite athletes to kick their habits.
Puff Daddy, Leo Kottke, Prince, Garth Brooks as Chris Gaines
The wit and wisdom of John Tesh. Seriously.
The criminal portion of the Greg Lopez case is over, but the fight for Spicer Breeden's estate is just getting started. Ask Sydney Stone.
Tim and Neil Finn prove that they can make music together without killing each other.
Denver pays a consultant big money to get overseas flights for DIA--and goes nowhere.
