Denver Film Festival 2015 Wrap-Up: Coming Through the Rye and More

The terror attacks in Paris cast a shadow over the final days of the Denver Film Festival. At screening after screening throughout the fest’s final weekend, speakers referenced the horrific crimes and encouraged attendees to send positive thoughts to victims and survivors in the City of Light. But the shows…

The Ten Colorado Cities Where Rent Prices Are Rising the Fastest

We recently told you about the ten most expensive Colorado cities to rent a two-bedroom apartment, based on new data from ApartmentList.com. The site also crunched the numbers to determine where in Colorado rent costs are going up the fastest on a year-to-year basis — and there are definite differences…

Should PETA Be Slammed for Abusing Humans?

Denver blog posts enjoy a nice salad. At our Arts blog, Amber Taufen feels that PETA’s latest stunt abuses animals — human animals. The Colorado Independent’s Nat Stein reports about a mental-health-crisis cover-up in Colorado jails. Colorado Peak Politics weighs in on former Aurora councilman Ryan Frazier’s U.S. Senate campaign…

Frontier’s Complaints Ranking Remains Awful in New Air Travel Consumer Report

In May, we posted about the airlines with the least and most consumer complaints according to the Air Travel Consumer Report, a document published semi-annually by the Department of Transportation. And Frontier, Denver’s hometown airline, had an awful performance, finishing dead last. Now, the Transportation Department has published its latest installment…

Ten Most Haunted Places in Colorado

It’s Friday the 13th — a day like any other to those immune to superstitions, but one fraught with potential peril for those with a more spirited personality. The latter group will love the website HauntedPlaces.org, which not only allows visitors to search for haunted places by state, but also…

South Park Nails Gentrification in Denver

Denver blog posts loved Trey Parker and Matt Stone before they were cool. At our Arts blog, Bree Davies says that South Park’s recent “The Lofts at SoDoSoPa” satire is such a spot-on take on the way luxury developments have rolled into Denver neighborhoods that it’s (almost) not funny. Mile High…

Denver Film Festival 2015 Must-See for November 12: Karbala

Again this year, Denver Film Festival artistic director Brit Withey is offering his must-see picks for each day of the fest — including many flicks that movie lovers might otherwise miss amid the flood of silver-screen goodies. Today, he spotlights a selection for November 12: Karbala. Karbala Directed by Krzysztof Lukaszewicz 3:30…

Top Ten Most Influential Pot Smokers Via the Marijuana Policy Project

Despite Ohio voters’ rejection of what critics called a very flawed marijuana legalization proposal last week, few observers believe that public acceptance of cannabis use is on the decline. Indeed, more prominent people than ever before admit to having partaken. That’s clear from a list of the fifty most influential pot…

Denver’s Brewery Boom: Is It Finally Starting to Slow Down?

Denver blog posts know what’s on tap. At our Food & Drink blog, Jonathan Shikes asks: “Is Denver’s Brewery Boom Slowing Down?” South Stands Denver’s Colin Daniels argues that Sunday’s Broncos loss to the Colts was about as perfect as it could have been. Denver Egotist touts a TDA_Boulder spot for…

Colorado Sheriffs to Obama: Don’t Send Guantanamo Prisoners Here

In recent years, Colorado sheriffs have gotten mighty political, with many of them attempting to work as a team to achieve their objectives. Note a 2013 lawsuit, filed under the names of 55 sheriffs in the state, that attempted to undermine new gun-control laws; the following year, a judge ruled that…