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Arts & Life

You have to go there…

March 3, 2020 Haley Paez

Dinner and a show gets a new meaning after brushing past the red curtains of the restaurant “there…” in Denver’s LoHi neighborhood. Though pristine glass…

Arts & Life

BTS’s “Map of the Soul: 7” is a Jackpot

March 3, 2020 Lisa Truong

Bangtan Sonyeondan, known as BTS by their global audience, released their much anticipated enhanced album, “Map of the Soul: 7,” on Feb. 21. With 20…

Arts & Life

“Love is Blind” isn’t the profound social experiment it hopes to be, but it does have its moments.

March 3, 2020 Roarke McDonald

(Note: Some spoilers ahead.) “Love is Blind” is the latest Netflix release to tackle the question that has pervaded reality TV for decades: What decides…

Arts & Life

“Call of the Wild” is a poor imitation of the classic adventure novel

February 29, 2020 Jake Gloth

It’s a good thing Jack London is dead, because he would be appalled by what Chris Sanders did to his story. “Call of the Wild”…

Arts & Life

Zoë Kravitz produces and stars in a new adaptation of the dark romantic comedy “High Fidelity”

February 24, 2020 Tori Everson

Zoë Kravitz reinvented the comedic romantic whirlwind of young Rob in her new original 10-episode Hulu series, “High Fidelity.” Kravitz is both the executive producer…

Arts & Life

New Best Coast album “Always Tomorrow” is far from their best work

February 24, 2020 Skylar Nitzel

The fourth studio album, “Always Tomorrow,” by American rock duo Best Coast was released Feb. 21 through Concord Music. It is the band’s first studio…

Arts & Life

The art of barbecue at Owlbear

February 24, 2020 Haley Paez

Brushstrokes gliding across the walls of RiNo Art District give new life to the tattered stone that once lay blank all the way down Larimer…

Arts & Life

Hey Beliebers: after some serious “Changes,” Justin is back

February 18, 2020 Rebecca Shagrin

As a reinvented 25-year-old popstar coming back from a four-year break, Justin Bieber hits everything from his lux-lifestyle and steamy romance to his emotional struggles…

Arts & Life

“Miss Americana”: A look at Taylor Swift’s secret struggles and success

February 4, 2020 Grace Ganz

In the first minutes of “Miss Americana,” Taylor Swift is wearing overalls and surrounded by her journals that she has kept from age 13 to…

Arts & Life

“The Turning” boasts potential but crumbles under its own ambition

February 4, 2020 Roarke McDonald

“The Turning” offers up an oft done but terrifying premise: seclusion in a gothic mansion with the supernatural lurking just beneath the surface. The film…

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