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Columbia to release Bob Dylan’s early demo recordings
Columbia Records is wrapping up a trove of early Bob Dylan...
An insider’s perspective: the making of a Fringe Festival act
I never thought that I would write a play about healing from sexual abuse, but as I was driving to Winnipeg to perform another play, scenes for just such a play kept popping in my head. I pushed them away and told myself that if I get into the Victoria Fringe ...
Gallery: Rev. Horton Heat at Boulder Theater
Check out a photo gallery from Brit Antrim at the Rev. Horton Heat show on Friday, August 20, 2010 at the Boulder Theater:
Mom says a good scare was enough to punish teen who...
Say what you will about Justin Bieber — that he's not all that talented, that his haircut (or lack of one) makes you crazy — but the crooner from Stratford, Ontario, taught 15-year-old Kevin Kristopik one heck of a lesson this week: Do something stupid enough and you...
James McDaniel back on TV in ‘Detroit 1-8-7’
Actor James McDaniel says he thinks he's as much a politician as he is an artist. The actor who played the memorable Lt. Arthur Fancy...
Creative Arts Emmys march to ‘The Pacific’
LOS ANGELES — Betty White continues her reign as America's golden girl. Neil Patrick Harris...
Emma Thompson on child rearing, screenwriting and acting
PHILADELPHIA — As Nanny McPhee, the sensible antidote to Mary Poppins, Emma Thompson...
Making a game of it
Most graphic novel-based films shed the visual style of the original work, though a few have tried to present a hybrid view, notably Sin City and Warren Beatty’s Dick Tracy, but Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is the first to offer up a unique hybrid where the action, ...
Sentiment overshadowed by glitz
It is easy to watch Eat Pray Love, the pretty, languid film adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert’s best-selling journal of self-discovery. Sun-drenched close-ups of asparagus drizzled just so on a plate next to very good-looking bread in Rome: aaaaah. A Balinese beach, ...
It’s a family affair
One thing lacking in the world of hip-hop is the promotion of family. Hip-hop doesn’t endorse the traditional husband-wife-child model taking on the world as a unit. Sure, we get hip-hop condemning the ills of society and government, along with hip-hop that promotes ...
Reunited, and it feels so good
Kerry King, guitarist for iconic thrash metal band Slayer, has had a gloried career, from angry speed-metal outsider to controversy-provoking media target to grizzled guitar hero. Slayer formed in 1982, when King met Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman at an audition for ...
The composition of carbon
The reason why Ryan Fechter, the bassist for Denver/ Boulder-based indie-rock band Carbon Choir, makes music is a unique one...
