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Taylor Swift: Denver DJ Hasn’t Paid $1 Judgment for Grabbing My Ass

In an interview for Time magazine's Person of the Year issue, which pays tribute to women, dubbed "silence breakers," who spoke out about sexual harassment and assault in 2017, pop star Taylor Swift says Denver DJ David Mueller, who sued her in June 2015 for getting him fired from his job at KYGO after claiming (falsely, he insisted) that he'd grabbed her ass during a 2013 show at the Pepsi Center, still hasn't paid her the $1 she won from him at a high-profile trial earlier this year.
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Schools Say There Was No Confederate Flag at Manual Game — Sort of

As we've reported, tempers flared at a September 22 football game between the Weld Central High School Rebels and Denver's Manual High School Thunderbolts over claims about the display of a Confederate flag made by Manual principal Nick Dawkins, among others. Weld Central reps subsequently denied anything like this actually happened, and now, Dawkins has signed on to a letter released just shy of 9 p.m. last night, September 26, that absolves the visiting team and blames unidentified spectators for trying to bring in a flag. However, the document, on view below, doesn't address other assertions made by Dawkins about injuries to Manual players and the alleged use of racial slurs by some members of the Rebels.
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Eat Here: 100 Restaurants We Can’t Live Without

We went with our hearts and bellies, thinking about restaurants we’d miss if they disappeared and remembering what wakes us up in the middle of the night with undeniable cravings. So read up and then eat up: Here are 100 restaurants for you to discover — or to return to again and again.
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Inside Attempt to Burn Down Ex-Home of Kelsie Schelling Disappearance Suspect

A fire at the former home of Donthe Lucas, a suspect in the disappearance of Kelsie Schelling more than four years ago, is being investigated as potential arson, raising speculation about a potential link to her case that police are trying to dampen. In the meantime, a fire department spokesperson confirms that the current residents of the house were home at the time the blaze erupted and sprang into action to put it out before more permanent damage was done.
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Three New Spirits to Try in Denver Right Now

Colorado's robust distilling industry means there's no shortage of interesting spirits out there with which to stock your bar, but recently, a couple of rather novel flavors have made their way into the market, and they're worth working into your lineup, if only to see what they add to your...
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100 Colorado Creatives 4.0: Lewis Neeff

Photographer, sculptor and writer Lewis Neeff isn’t just interested in people as subjects sitting across the void that often gapes between the camera and its objective. Rather, he reaches out to them, inviting them to participate in the process of telling a complete story, all in living color.
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Cannabis Consumers Coalition Study Finds People Still Buy on Black Market

When Colorado legalized cannabis, people had a lot of questions. More than three years after recreational dispensaries first opened their doors in this state, researchers are starting to answer some of those questions. While many marijuana studies focus on the general public, most of the people surveyed for a just-released report by the Cannabis Consumers Coalition were regular users who consume cannabis at least once a day.
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Jury Finds Meth-Induced Psychosis, Not Insanity, Led Roman Morales to Kill Child

Roman Morales originally claimed to have been insane when he fatally strangled two-year-old cousin Donnie Ro'Mello Romero Jr. at a Lakewood apartment in September 2015. But the jury hearing the case ultimately found Morales guilty of first-degree murder under the theory that his bizarre behavior, including claims that he'd somehow been ordered to kill the child, was actually a symptom of psychosis spurred by meth use.
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Denver 420 Rally Organizers Ready to Fight City Over Permit Suspension

The organizers of the Denver 420 Rally are preparing to formally appeal a decision by the City of Denver to ban them from applying for any event permit during the next three years and rescind the priority status that's allowed them to regularly stage the annual gathering at Civic Center Park on or around April 20. They say that while some minor errors were made at this year's edition, Denver officials have either greatly exaggerated or completely invented violations in a conscious effort to destroy an enormously popular, tourist-friendly festival that appears to embarrass them.
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First Look: Dos Santos Brothers Set to Open White Pie

Brothers Kris and Jason Wallenta like to tell stories with food. Their first restaurant, Dos Santos Taqueria de Mexico (1475 East 17th Avenue), captures the flavors of their mom's Mexico City upbringing. And their new venture, White Pie (1702 Humboldt Street), will serve wood-fired pizza in the style of their...
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Beer Calendar: Tweak, Wavering Radiant and a Ho, Ho, Ho Slapdown

Dive Bar Beer will take a bit part in a new TV comedy series from writer-director Peter Farrelly (Dumb And Dumber, There’s Something About Mary) and Emmy-winning writer Bobby Mort (The Colbert Report). The show, Loudermilk, which airs on the Audience Network, stars Ron Livingston as Sam Loudermilk, a recovering alcoholic and...