Entertainment

Chompin’ at the bit

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Bonnie and Taylor Sims have been integral elements of the Front Range music scene for over a decade, lending their unique talents to just...

King’s Singers return to Boulder with music familiar and new

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Pat Donnachie can hardly wait to get back onstage. With an audience. In Boulder. As a member of the King’s Singers, Dunachie was accustomed to...

K for Kane

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For many, it’s the greatest of all time. But when it was released 80 years ago, Citizen Kane was a death sentence. The movie’s director and...

What to do when there’s ‘nothing’ to do. . .

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EVENTS Avista Adventist Hospital Louisville Turkey Trot 5K. 9 a.m.-noon, Thursday, November 25, Front Street, Downtown Louisville, 951 Spruce Street, Louisville. Price: $5-$30. Gather your neighbors...

The Bela Fleck of the ukulele

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In the world of stringed instruments, the four-string ukulele has a small and kitschy lute that was associated with the likes of the late...

A nation of two and L.A. on my mind

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Nothing else matters when you’re in love. People come and go, jobs come and go, the world turns, but none of that sticks. Not...

Facing up to John Wayne

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A few summers ago, Stephen Graham Jones fell down a John Wayne rabbit hole.  The Blackfeet Native American author and professor of English at CU...

A backing track to hedonism

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Take the chance to brush up on your Greek mythology as you groove to “Maenad,” a new track by local producer Alex Ho Mégas. “Maenad...

Twentieth-century mogul

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For 50 years, Scott Eyman’s been collecting string. The author of over a dozen books on Hollywood history has a deep collection of research...

Not entirely politically correct

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The art Todd Herman curates at east window is his way of addressing the injustices of the world.  “There's still racism, sexism—there’s a lot we've...

Life in the elephant cage

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As Danny Shafer’s marriage came to an end a couple of years ago, songs began to flow out of him.  “I knew I had to...

‘The human at the center of it’

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“I don’t think we see the human at the center of it,” Jamie Boyle says, “what their life looks like now, how they fell...