Entertainment
One bite at a time
On April 27, 1994, Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan took his friend/guitar tech Billy Howerdel to see Nine Inch Nails play at The Palace...
Creed singer Scott Stapp: I don’t support Obama
Falling firmly into the category of "News you didn't need to know-uh:" Creed frontman Scott Stapp-uh has announced he isn't supporting President Barack Obam-ah in the upcoming election...
Boulder dancer, professor receives $50,000 grant
Considering how many hats she wears, it’s unclear exactly...
‘American Idol’ EP Nigel Lythgoe Defends Slipping Ratings, Rules Out Changes,...
With American Idol’s ratings down well into double-digits...
The world is your oyster
Multi-instrumentalist Cautious Clay follows his intuition toward high acclaim
When the good comes undone
Set in a small coal-mining town in the hills of West Virginia, Little Accidents revolves around two incidents, neither of which is little. The first provides the engine of the plot: an accidental death that is covered up. The second: gross negligence that cost 10 ...
Dead ringer
If you’re looking for top-tier theatrical entertainment, Louisville’s Coal Creek Theater makes a compelling case for skipping the trip to Denver and attending a...
Glassblower: Tim Farrell
Insta: @artiststylie
How long have you blown glass?
Since 2015.
What—or who—drew you to the art form?
My first heady dry pipe (Voorhees x Slinger) in...
Made-in-America murderers
The murderers whose story Colorado Springs journalist David Philipps tells in his new book, Lethal Warriors, are hardly a sympathetic bunch. As Philipps writes it, they murdered their victims — servicemen, innocent strangers, ex-lovers — at the slightest provocation...
A portal to the imagination
Helios Lucida’s exhibition at the Firehouse Art Center proves Oscar Wilde was right: Life imitates art far more than art imitates life.
The Conifer resident’s...


















