Scene

Scene Stealers, French’s 5, Spotlight, Duly Noted

2014 Was a Weird Year

December 18, 2014 Like 0 French Davis

We’re all part of an amazing neural network, and that moment when two people connect is like a synapse firing. That connection is where the magic is.

Magazine

Marijuana and Banking

December 18, 2014 Like 0 Jason Stark

As Colorado's budding marijuana industry matures isn't it time for the laws and practices surrounding it to do the same?

Magazine

The Levitt Pavilion Model

December 2, 2014 Like 0 French Davis

It may be too early to say, but the Levitt Pavilion model may just be the savior of the music industry.

Magazine

Tom Cotter’s Got Talent

December 2, 2014 Like 0 French Davis

Since his second-place finish on the 2012 season of America’s Got Talent, Tom Cotter’s star has been shooting through the comedy universe.

Scene Stealers

Editor’s Picks: Levitt Pavilion at Ruby Hill Park, Judas Priest, Hazel Miller, Big Head Todd, Leftover Salmon, and Women on the Verge

December 2, 2014 Like 0 French Davis

There's always so much going on in the Colorado cultural scene. Here are some of our favorite upcoming events.

Scene Stealers

Shaggy

December 2, 2014 Like 0 Brett Calwood

Shaggy is best known for his pop-reggae hits through the 1990s, like “Oh Carolina” and “Boombastic.”

Scene Stealers

The Nutcracker

December 2, 2014 Like 0 Brett Calwood

If you’ve never been to the ballet before, The Nutcracker is the perfect way to introduce yourself to the classical art form.

Scene Stealers

Kix

December 2, 2014 Like 0 Brett Calwood

Kix split in 1995, and then reformed in 2003. They’ve just released the Rock Your Face Off record, the band’s first studio album since 1995’s $how Bu$ine$$.

Duly Noted

Big Boy’s Toy Box

October 6, 2014 Like 0 French Davis

It’s just a little box with some stuff in it. But it’s also a little piece of magic that can bring a ray of golden sunshine into the dreary grayness that is adulthood.

Spotlight

Night of the Living Dead

October 6, 2014 Like 0 French Davis

Going into its sixth run in seven years, Night Of The Living Dead stage/film adaptation at the Bug Theatre has become as much a fall tradition as back-to-school sales and Chicago Cubs collapses.