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Brett Calwood

Brett Callwood is an English journalist, copy writer, editor and author, currently living and working in Los Angeles. He is the music editor with the LA Weekly. He was previously a reporter at the Longmont Times-Call and Daily Camera, the music editor at the Detroit Metro Times and editor-in-chief at Yellow Scene magazine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brett_Callwood

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Editor’s Picks – Bands and Burlesque

October 6, 2014 3 1 Brett Calwood

From hot bands to burlesque our editor outlines out top picks for this month's entertainment in the Front Range. For more listings head to our calendar page.

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Halloween – Recipes: Scary Eyes and Witches Fingers

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Brett Calwood

A couple of our favorite spooky treats for the holiday season!

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Halloween – Horror in Colorado

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Brett Calwood

What better way to celebrate Halloween than curled up on the sofa watching a scary movie. The experience is that little bit better (and scarier) when the film has a local connection, so we have compiled ten horror movies with…

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Stephen Tebo – Tebo Development Company

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Brett Calwood

It’s telling that, as we were driving between Lafayette and Boulder for our interview with Stephen Tebo, Boulder’s property development giant, it seemed like we passed sign after sign proclaiming a building to be under the control of Tebo. We…

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Josh Karp – Waterloo

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Brett Calwood

Waterloo is the brainchild of Josh Karp, a former construction worker and son of the man who owned Waterloo Records in Austin, TX from the 1980s. When he arrived in Colorado (initially on vacation – the man decided o stick…

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Jim Seidel – Snarf’s

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Brett Calwood

Despite the presence of many more-established national chains in the Boulder County area, Snarf’s has become synonymous with tasty, quality sub sandwiches thanks to the diligence, perseverance and attention to detail of founder Jim Seidel.

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