Tensions are high enough between citizens and law-enforcement agencies without anonymous online posters getting in on the act. On December 17, Google contacted the FBI’s San Francisco office to report what it considered a threat: a comment advocating killing police officers by someone using the name “Vets Hunting Cops.” The…
Denver blogs are reflecting on the past and preparing for the future. Here’s the Backbeat blog’s picks for Denver’s Nine Best New Year’s Eve Concerts: $20 to $50. Here’s a list of Five Food and Drink Items From the ’90s We’d Like to Have Back. Art critic Michael Paglia sums…
No. 58: Diavola Pizza at Pizzeria Locale 3484 West 32nd Avenue, 303-302-2451 550 Broadway, 720-508-8828 Lachlan MacKinnon-Patterson and Bobby Stuckey, owners of Frasca and the original Pizzeria Locale in Boulder, didn’t skimp when they decided to open a fast-casual version of their traditional Neapolitan pizza place on Broadway almost two…
Photo by Mark PokornyTalk some sense into ’em, Bilbo.Village Voice film editor Alan Scherstuhl and LA Weekly film critic Amy Nicholson discuss the third-and-final Hobbit movie: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, in this special bonus episode of the Voice Film Club podcast. As always, send barbs, jabs,…
Colorado rang in 2014 with a bit of a mellow buzz — a certain relaxed attitude — and it was a feeling that lasted throughout the year. Sure, that mellow was harshed by continuing problems with police and sheriff’s deputies, as well as a very contested (and expensive) election season…
If you want to have an adventure that won’t leave your wallet hurting too bad this New Year’s Eve, we’ve got you covered. From bluegrass to punk and everything in between, any of these events would be a fantastic way to ring in the start of a brand new year…
It’s been a long haul, but partner John Power says the new Waffle Brothers will open this morning at First Avenue and Washington Street — and the crew is excited to get those doors open. They were working late on Christmas Day, putting in the finishing touches on the renovated…
Colorado rang in 2014 with a bit of a mellow buzz — a certain relaxed attitude — and it was a feeling that lasted throughout the year. Sure, that mellow was harshed by continuing problems with police and sheriff’s deputies, as well as a very contested (and expensive) election season…
Colorado rang in 2014 with a bit of a mellow buzz — a certain relaxed attitude — and it was a feeling that lasted throughout the year. Sure, that mellow was harshed by continuing problems with police and sheriff’s deputies, as well as a very contested (and expensive) election season…
Colorado rang in 2014 with a bit of a mellow buzz — a certain relaxed attitude — and it was a feeling that lasted throughout the year. Sure, that mellow was harshed by continuing problems with police and sheriff’s deputies, as well as a very contested (and expensive) election season…
Colorado rang in 2014 with a bit of a mellow buzz — a certain relaxed attitude — and it was a feeling that lasted throughout the year. Sure, that mellow was harshed by continuing problems with police and sheriff’s deputies, as well as a very contested (and expensive) election season…
Colorado rang in 2014 with a bit of a mellow buzz — a certain relaxed attitude — and it was a feeling that lasted throughout the year. Sure, that mellow was harshed by continuing problems with police and sheriff’s deputies, as well as a very contested (and expensive) election season…
The Sandoval family has been making Christmas a little tastier at Tamales by La Casita since 1975. What seems like a simple corn wrapper filled with a little corn masa and pork actually requires a team of cooks to make enough tamales to keep north Denverites happy. Videographer Andrew Bateman…
Here’s a list of good shows in America’s Greatest State this week. We’ve called this period of time “the holidays” in the headline up there, but we realize why that might be confusing/misleading. Here are the holidays we’re specifically referring to (in chronological order): The final day of Chanukah, Christmas…
Colorado rang in 2014 with a bit of a mellow buzz — a certain relaxed attitude — and it was a feeling that lasted throughout the year. Sure, that mellow was harshed by continuing problems with police and sheriff’s deputies, as well as a very contested (and expensive) election season…
Colorado rang in 2014 with a bit of a mellow buzz — a certain relaxed attitude — and it was a feeling that lasted throughout the year. Sure, that mellow was harshed by continuing problems with police and sheriff’s deputies, as well as a very contested (and expensive) election season…
Denver blogs are feeling nostalgic for the year that was. Our Backbeat scribes compiled a list of Twelve People Who Made Denver’s Music Scene Great in 2014. Restaurant critic Gretchen Kurtz named her Top Ten Dishes in Denver for 2014 in the Cafe Society Blog. And we run down Twelve…
While war in the Middle East seems unwinnable, a book that profiles three women who’ve served in the National Guard just won a major victory. Helen Thorpe, whose Just Like Us was given the Colorado Book Award for Creative Nonfiction in 2009, published a second book this year, Soldier Girls:…
Broken Shovels Farm is a working goat dairy that turns out a wide array of artisan cheeses, yogurt and even goat butter. This weekend the dairy hosted its annual Holiday Open House and Market, where guests mingled with the goats while selecting from holiday treats from local vendors. Photographer Danielle…
It takes more than musicians to make a scene: Venue owners, event planners, media members and people who just find ways to contribute to the music community play a critical role in ensuring that Denver is a great place to be a fan. Here are just a few of the…
Every year, we bring you the best examples of the worst behavior we can find from the past 365 days of news stories in Colorado. And from a shady sheriff to a cancer faker to the people who cursed us with exorcist politician Gordon Klingenschmitt, there was, as always, plenty…
Josh Epps and Christina Smith, owners of the two Jelly Cafes in Denver (the original on Colfax Avenue and Jelly U near the University of Denver), live in the Berkeley neighborhood and wanted a family-friendly restaurant to take their kids for a reasonably priced dinner. The solution? They decided to…
