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Ten Must-See Acts of FoCoMX 2016

This weekend, beginning Friday, April 22, the annual Fort Collins Music Experience, or FoCoMx, will take place across numerous venues in downtown Fort Collins. You can find out more information on the event and buy tickets at the FoCoMx website as well as scope the complete lineup. While there are a...
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Marijuana Outsold Alcohol in Aspen During Two Months in 2015

There are only seven marijuana dispensaries in Aspen. But they are presumably as busy as liquor stores in the community — and sometimes more so. According to newly released City of Aspen statistics, alcohol sales exceeded marijuana sales in the community in 2015. But during two months of the year...
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Baroness’ John Baizley Says, “We’re Trying to Make Darkness Fun”

John Baizley, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist for Baroness, which is part of the Project Pabst lineup on Saturday, May 21, is among the most fascinating figures in contemporary music: smart, complex, conflicted, inquisitive and piercingly articulate. Just as important, his band's twist on progressive metal operates within the traditions of...
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JonBenet Ramsey Murder 20 Years Later: Details About CBS Series, New Movie

As we've reported, this Christmas will mark twenty years since the murder in Boulder of six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey. Yet the fascination with the still-unsolved slaying refuses to dissipate. As evidence, consider the huge splash made in February by Internet speculation that JonBenét didn't die — and she's actually singer Katy Perry...
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Despite Its View, Drone Drama Eye in the Sky Sees Nothing New

Drone warfare is a moral grey area, and this movie is on it. Gavin Hood’s Eye in the Sky stands alongside Drones and Good Kill as the cinematic equivalent of online commenters shouting “First!” on on a hot topic but not bothering to say anything new or insightful about it...
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The Ten Weirdest Monuments Commemorating Colorado Critters

Our pioneer ancestors loved animals, finding most of them delicious. Basically, the settlers divided critters into three categories – wild (dangerous, to be killed and/or eaten), domesticated (utilized, then killed and/or eaten) and pets. Today deer, elk, mountain lions and bears still encroach on Front Range neighborhoods. Denver is the...
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Super Bowl Victory Rally and Parade to Feature Free Concerts

Like the rest of Denver, we have been experiencing a deluge of emotions following the Broncos' victory in Super Bowl 50 — mostly positive, and mostly expressed nonverbally via cheers, happy grunts, the occasional clash with police and tears over Beyoncé. (She dressed as a Black Panther. Does that mean...
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Introducing the 2016 Westword Music Awards Nominees: Vote Now!

For more than two decades, the Westword Music Showcase has celebrated Colorado's dynamic music community — and this year's festival promises to reflect the scene's growth. The 2016 Showcase, on Saturday, June 25, will be bigger and better than ever, featuring national headliners and local favorites on two main stages,...
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Review: The Rembrandt Room Is a Buntport Masterpiece

Every now and then, an artist — or, in the case of Buntport Theater Company, an artists’ mind meld — seems to pass through a metaphorical doorway. For more than a decade now, Buntport has been one of the bright lights on the local theater scene. With their company-created original...