The Federal Aviation Administration has opened its database about birds and other animals struck by planes — a hot topic following the January landing in the Hudson River of a US Airways flight that tangled with a flock of geese. And guess what? Our own Denver International Airport has the…
It’s not often that the New York Times weighs in on Western water issues — but that was the case with “De-Watering Wyoming,” a recent editorial attacking a plan by developer Aaron Million to build a privately financed pipeline from Wyoming’s Green River Basin to Denver and Colorado Springs. The…
We tend to think of the upper crusters as living in a different world than the rest of us — and liking it that way. But society queen/former Westword feature subject Holly Kylberg and Tom Lorz are actually reaching out to the rabble in relation to their latest event: One…
On April 25, InvisibleChildren.com is staging events in 100 cities to bring attention to the abduction and forced recruitment of child soldiers — an unspeakably cruel practice that’s all too common in many parts of the world. In Denver, participants will gather at the main gate of Coors Field prior…
So this is … odd. Raphael Saadiq, a former singer from Tony! Toni! Tone! — the California R&B group that serenaded most of my middle-school-dance makeout sessions — apparently has a Denver-based videogame company called Illfonic. And that company has apparently created a videogame called “Ghetto Golf,” a “Tiger Woods”-meets-“Grand…
