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Big movies come in small films

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It may be Hollywood’s biggest night, but the Academy Awards are much more than a TV show that trots out Hollywood’s elite and validates...

Chews wisely

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Me and fad diets go way back. Mom told me that when I was a toddler doctors advised her to feed me an egg...

I’ve had better times

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Choosing a movie nowadays can be a tough task of deciding between a reboot, sequel, screen adaptation or the latest franchise returning from the...

Colorado to consider renaming Columbus Day

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Rep. Joe Salazar will introduce a bill in the state General Assembly this session that would change Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day in...

Fruit of the brain

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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. A political cartoonist and a classical musical composer meet at a neuroscience conference in Austria. As...

State officials say repealing Obamacare wouldn’t be beneficial

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Since Obamacare, officially known as the Affordable Care Act (ACA), passed in 2010, Congressional conservatives have tried to repeal the health care law more...

Eleven anti-fracking ballot initiatives submitted to state

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State legislators commented last week on 11 ballot initiatives filed by the advocacy group Coloradans Resisting Extreme Energy Development (CREED) that seek to ban...

Before ‘A long time ago…’

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If I have seen further,” Sir Isaac Newton wrote to his peer, Robert Hooke, “it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” The line...

Grocerants and pulses rising

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For as long as I can remember I’ve been a food trend nerd and fascinated by the food of the future as depicted in...

A team effort

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It takes an army to make a movie. Behind the writers, directors, producers and actors, hundreds of unseen hands toil endlessly to set the...

I see you, 2016

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OH man, 2016 has gotta feel so nervous, knowing its elder sibling, 2015, was so flinging-flanging good. Father Time has to be like, “No,...

Are the days of Colorado skiing numbered?

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Ski Country U.S.A.” is in a tight spot. While ski resorts across the country market themselves as “environmentally friendly,” many know that business will be hurt even if they achieve 100 percent carbon neutrality — knowledge that brings a big question: how can an ...