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Wayne Littrell’s Seventy-Year Battle With the VA

Like most military veterans, Wayne Littrell is accustomed to the foot-dragging, the red tape, the hurry-up-and-wait mentality involved in dealing with the government. He's aware of the news reports concerning the scandalous delays and neglect that thousands of vets have endured when seeking medical care and other benefits from the...
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Billy Idol (Somehow) Looked Great Shirtless at the Paramount

When Billy Idol started changing costumes on stage at the Paramount Theatre last night before (what else?) "Flesh For Fantasy," it seemed at first like some post-middle-age bravado. But when he when he eventually took off his shirt entirely, because he’s goddamned Billy Idol, there wasn't the usual gut you'd...
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Review: Benediction Is a Fitting Tribute to Kent Haruf

Benediction Denver Center Theatre Company A world premiere, a tribute and a deeply affecting evening of theater: This is the Denver Center Theatre Company's production of Benediction, Eric Schmiedl's dramatization of Kent Haruf's novel of the same name. A much-loved and lauded Colorado author, Haruf saw two of his earlier...
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Marijuana Dispensary Review: Buddies Wellness in Denver

Buddies Wellness is one of those dispensaries that you've probably missed unless you’ve driven past it or heard about it from friends. I know I did, even though it's been around for five years according to the budtender there. The shop is hidden away in an industrial center a few...
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EDM Fan Petition to Remove Red Rocks Restrictions Has 14,500 Signatures

The City of Denver is imposingnew restrictions for concerts at Red Rocks this year, and some members of the the electronic music community argue that those limits (which include decibel ceilings throughout performances) unfairly affect EDM. A petition called Respect The Rocks has racked up almost 14,500 signatures in support...
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2014’s Five Most Popular Schmucks of the Week

We celebrated dozens of schmucks in 2014 -- but who were your favorite Schmucks of the Week this past year? We've collected the top five below, featuring original photos, videos, text and more. Count them down below. See also: Andres Sanchez-Luevano After Allegedly Killing GF's Kitten: "That's What You Get,...
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Clouds and Mountains Spotlights Denver Music Scene Anchor Macon Terry

Macon Terry is sitting on the rooftop patio of Weathervane Cafe, drinking carrot juice. He’s talking about the thing he’s spent most of his life doing, which is playing music. The longtime Paper Bird bassist has been a fixture on the Denver scene for years, also logging time with Gregory...
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How Land Lines Became Your Favorite Band’s Favorite Band

When it comes to music, Land Lines' Martina Grbac has wanted something bigger for as long as she can remember. When she was in the fifth grade, her elementary school set out dozens of instruments in the auditorium to help students decide which ones they might want to play. Grbac...
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Ten Pizza Styles and Where to Get Them in Denver (or a Little Beyond)

From the recent proliferation of wood ovens turning out pitch-perfect renditions of the street pizzas of Naples, Italy, to odd interlopers from Wisconsin, Georgia and Washington, Colorado's pizza options have exploded in recent years. Purists and transplants may still wave off Denver as a second-rate pizza town, but there's no...
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Black or White Stirs Up More Questions Than Answers About Racism

There are few hard-and-fast rules in screenwriting, but here's one I think we can agree on: Something's gone wrong if your crowd-pleasing family drama asks audiences to hope a child's father proves to be a crackhead. That's one baffling turn in Mike Binder's Black or White, a movie about race...