COVID-19

Month in Review – September 2020

October 8, 2020 Like 0 editor

Month in Review SCOTUS justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg just passed. While she was remembered in memorials as a champion of gender rights, others remembered her for anti-native rulings. She was a staunch democrat, staying alive…

Community Corner

Feds Protect Against Colorado Evictions While Governor Sleeps At The Wheel | Community Corner

October 8, 2020 Like 0 Darren O'Connor

Who could have believed that Trump and his administration would do better at preventing Colorado evictions than our own Democratic Governor and Legislators in Colorado? It is now true.

Spotlight

SPOTLIGHT on Lisa Young and IDEAs

October 7, 2020 Like 0 French Davis

*To say that the artistic community throughout the world is going through some major changes is an understatement. As theaters of all sizes deal with dark stages and the crushing blow of COVID-19, there is also a growing movement…

Spotlight

SPOTLIGHT on the SOS and RESTART Acts

September 12, 2020 Like 0 French Davis

The devastation COVID-19 has wrought was nearly unimaginable a scant 8 months ago. Today, we face the greatest GDP plunge in history, unprecedented unemployment, and the heartbreaking loss of more than 160,000 American lives (and counting).

Duly Noted

AMERICA: Love it or…

September 12, 2020 Like 0 French Davis

“If you don’t like it, leave!” That’s a pretty common refrain Cult 45 likes to fall back to when faced with criticism of the High Priest of their American Freedumb Movement, or any of the litany of social and political…

Month in Review

Month in Review – August 2020

September 12, 2020 Like 0 editor

Month in Review In Boulder County COVID news: There were five new cases recorded Sunday, August 16, which brings our county total to 2,146 cases. Of those, according to the Daily Camera, “190 have been hospitalized, and 838…

Health

Schools vs the Pandemic

September 12, 2020 Like 0 Laurenz Busch

Complicated times are upon us and as always, the most vulnerable are suffering. The Pandemic of 2020 has only worsened in a seemingly steady decline since June and we’re faced with the same uncertainties as those in March.

Fashion

The World (Lately) is a Drag: Makeup Tips from Drag Stars

August 5, 2020 Like 0 Zoey Skye Whitman

The world has been in disarray lately, due to America’s never ending pandemic (psst, it’s our own fault). Has getting out of bed been a challenge? Is keeping up with personal hygiene, #SelfCare, a daunting task? Well, honey, you’re not…

Fashion

What to Wear, Where: Looks for the Boulder Lifestyle

August 5, 2020 Like 0 Kate Foster

Yet behind these kitschy stereotypes lies a fashion sense that is underrated and rarely explored. We poked around at the shops to see what’s out there, keeping COVID in mind. We wanted to ensure that the advice we found squared…

Home

Pandemic Projects: Viral additions to the Home in the Midst of Chaos

August 5, 2020 Like 0 De La Vaca

Once upon a time, the world made sense. We went about our regular routines and, when we had a bit of time, we thought about how we could improve our lived lives by enhancing our environments, our shared spaces, the…