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Laugh About This: Diet Cig Talks Sloppiness, Younger Sisters and Barack Obama

Diet Cig still smells okay. It’s only the second day of tour, after all, meaning the duo is freshly showered and the majority of the members' T-shirts are clean. But, in keeping with their self-described slop-pop aesthetic, they’re taking the interview in the ever-so glamourous parking lot of a Walmart in Maryland. “We’re...
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Notorious Cop Kicker Landin Smith Admits That He’s Not Insane

Notorious Aspen cop kicker Landin Smith has withdrawn a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity for his latest alleged booting episodes. Instead, he's admitted to a felony and a misdemeanor offense after the prosecutor in the case reportedly agreed not to seek a prison sentence against him.
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Marijuana Has Potential to Treat Alzheimer’s, Says Salk Institute Study

Alzheimer's is a chronic neurodegenerative disease that slowly shuts down the brain and eventually leads to death. But a new study gives patients and their families hope that marijuana could be a cure. Researchers at the Salk Institute of Biological Studies published a study in the June journal of Aging and Mechanisms of Disease announcing...
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The 21 Best Events in Denver, January 3-9

The holidays might be over, but there are still plenty of things to do in Denver. From cheering on the Nuggets to the National Western Stock Show to loads of great art events, keep reading for the 21 best events in Denver the first week in January. Tuesday, January 3 Take...
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SPELLS’ Rob Burleson on Guilty Pleasures

Rob Burleson is a familiar and friendly face to anyone who has been around the local music scene. After playing in dozens of bands — Hearts of Palm and Lion Sized, just to name a few — he found his way to the "vacation-rock" outfit SPELLS, which has quickly become...
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The Ugly Side Effects of Sky-High Rents

When most people think about the high rent prices in the Denver-Boulder area, they tend to focus on how much folks are required to pay each month. But this outlay is only the beginning. High rents impact a range of other issues, including employment, traffic, healthcare and the overall economic...
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Oliver Stone’s Snowden Is a Somber, Conventional Study of Bringing Secrets to Light

Set aside your visions of histrionic, paranoid fireworks. Oliver Stone’s whistleblower biopic Snowden finds the director in an unusually somber and controlled mood, perhaps because of the introverted, awkward nature of Edward Snowden himself. The former CIA employee and National Security Agency contractor, who in 2013 exposed the U.S. government’s...
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Photos: A Walk Through Heaven and Hell With the Fantastic Hosts

For its annual spring white party last weekend, the Fantastic Hosts transformed the Exdo Event Center into a Garden of Earthly Delights, inspired by the painting by Hieronymus Bosch and a Burning Man aesthetic. Stroll through the resulting wonderland with photographer Brandon Marshall.    Now take a wander through the...
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The Ten Best Macaroni and Cheese Dishes in Denver

As temperatures dip, few things say "warm and cozy" as well as a piping hot plate of macaroni and cheese. Gooey and scrumptious, this comfort food is a favorite for many people, no matter the age. From classic macs to pasta spruced up with bacon, vegetables and truffles, all across...
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Rick Lewis on new Lewis & Logan Show and the Craziest Schedule in Radio

Back in October, when we interviewed Fox radio personality Rick Lewis roughly two years after the departure of his longtime partner, Michael Floorwax, due to health issues, he said he had some major new opportunities in the works, and he wasn't exaggerating. First came the chance to partner with Dave Logan, longtime...
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Michael Bennet at Metro: Selfies and the Senate Race

Earlier this year, Colorado Democrat Michael Bennet seemed to be one of the most vulnerable of all U.S. Senators up for reelection. But if he's feeling the heat from Republican senatorial nominee Darryl Glenn, who most polls show Bennet leading comfortably, he certainly isn't showing any sweat. During a campaign...
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Violence, Art, Culture and Pitchfork in Jackson, Wyoming

Jackson, Wyoming, is a strange town. It contains only 10,000 or so residents, and is surrounded by wilderness for hours in any direction. But the little spot, known for some of the best skiing and mountain views in the country, has allowed a certain kind of resident and culture to...
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Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey’s Exit Interview

Early next year, Mitch Morrissey will end his term as Denver district attorney — an office he assumed in January 2005. Morrissey's twelve years in office are among the most eventful of any DA in Denver's history. Over that span, he earned national attention for his office's use of DNA...
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The Completely Biased Map of CSU

The weird stuff you find on the Internet.... We recently stumbled upon a post shared this past February on the Colorado State Memes Facebook page entitled "The Completely Biased Map of Colorado Springs." But taking a look at it proved trickier than anticipated, since the link was dead, as was everything...