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BLKHRTS, Wu-Tang top our weekly playlists

By Dave HerreraJanuary 26, 2011
As people who think about, talk about, listen to and make music, the most common question we encounter is, "What are you listening to right now?" Whether you're looking for recommendations, trying to get a feel for our individual sensibilities, or are just curious, we've compiled a list of all...
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Stupid ad of the week: Heineken’s smug dating advice

By Ben DaytonNovember 23, 2010
Stupidity abounds in our daily lives, and the internetz have only exacerbated its abundance. Commercials hold a rather large market share of the overall world stupidity index, and since beer commercials own a significant amount of broadband real estate, by extension they also are responsible for much of the stupidity...
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America is losing the fat race, and it’s downright unacceptable

By Ben DaytonNovember 23, 2010
With all the rhetoric surrounding the danger of fatness in America, it's surprising to find that, according to a recent GlobalPost article, the USA isn't the fattest country in the world. In fact, based on body-mass index (BMI) ratings by a World Health Organization study, only 79 percent of Americans...
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Lights, Camera, Action!

By Amber TaufenNovember 11, 2010
The Starz Denver Film Festival is back — with some groovy new additions. For one, the fest will be split between its longtime home at the Starz FilmCenter on the Auraria Campus and the Denver Film Society’s new spot at Denver FilmCenter/Colfax, 2510 East Colfax Avenue, with three screens, leather...
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McDonald’s bathroom door comes unhinged, unhinges woman

By weegeOctober 20, 2010
Greetings from the Great White North, where the men are men and the women are wimps. Holly McDermott recently filed a $300,000 claim against the burger behemoth, complaining that a bathroom-stall door fell on her while she was doing what people usually do after consuming anything at McDonald's. McDermott had...
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By Michael PagliaSeptember 9, 2010
Abstracts. Summer is typically the time for group shows, and this year the William Havu Gallery presented two of them. First was Landscapes, a survey of the many artists in Havu's stable who do representational work. Up now is Abstracts. Gallery director Bill Havu has some of the state's top...
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By Michael PagliaSeptember 2, 2010
Abstracts. Summer is typically the time for group shows, and this year the William Havu Gallery presented two of them. First was Landscapes, a survey of the many artists in Havu's stable who do representational work. Up now is Abstracts. Gallery director Bill Havu has some of the state's top...
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By Michael PagliaAugust 26, 2010
Energy Effects. MCA Denver director Adam Lerner and architect Paul Andersen have put together one of the most important of the many Biennial shows on display now. The exhibit, with the epic title of Energy Effects: Art and Artifacts From the Landscape of Glorious Excess, begins outside the building where...
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By Michael PagliaAugust 5, 2010
Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the institution's permanent collection. In the current exhibit, Colorado Art Survey, he shows off some of these conquests and brings other things out of storage. There are some rarely seen...
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Deals on Wheels

By Susan FroydJune 17, 2010
The thinking behind this year’s Denver Bike to Work Day echoes the way people have already been thinking these days: Why not bike to work every day? As usual, today’s annual event will include breakfast stations en route, downtown tech stations, prize giveaways and free bike parking, particularly at the...
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By Michael PagliaAugust 19, 2010
Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the institution's permanent collection. In the current exhibit, Colorado Art Survey, he shows off some of these conquests and brings other things out of storage. There are some rarely seen...
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Beat-loggers index samples so we don’t have to

By Thorin KlosowskiMay 24, 2010
It's no secret that the Internet is a safe-harbor for niche markets and small groups, but that doesn't mean some of them can't be extremely helpful in a pinch. Sample-spotting is one that has been incredibly helpful to us on numerous occasions. More and more hip-hop is moving into the...
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By Michael PagliaJuly 29, 2010
Colorado Art Survey. Over the years, Kirkland Museum director Hugh Grant has relentlessly sought out and acquired new things for the institution's permanent collection. In the current exhibit, Colorado Art Survey, he shows off some of these conquests and brings other things out of storage. There are some rarely seen...