Denver Film Festival 2015 Must-See for November 5: Rams

Again this year, Denver Film Festival artistic director Brit Withey is offering his must-see picks for each day of the fest — including many flicks that movie lovers might otherwise miss amid the flood of silver-screen goodies. Today, he spotlights his pick for Thursday, November 5: Rams. Rams Directed by Grímur Hákonarson…

Ten Most Expensive Colorado Cities to Rent a Two-Bedroom Right Now

ApartmentList.com has just released the latest data about rental prices in Colorado, based on October 2015 figures. And for those accustomed to sticker shock owing to high prices (not to mention assorted horror stories), the news isn’t all bad. In some communities, month-to-month rents have actually gone down at least…

Introducing Four New Eateries on South University

Denver blog posts want to know what’s new. At our Food & Drink blog, Mark Antonation provides details about four new eateries on South University. Roundball Mining Company’s Charlie Yao gives good grades after the Denver Nuggets’ win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Mile High Mamas’ Amber Johnson offers seven…

Video: Missing Teen Taylor Gammel on Sleepwalking for Nine Miles

It’s got to be one of the most unusual missing-persons reports we’ve seen. A short time ago, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office put out an alert for Taylor Gammel, nineteen, who is thought to have left her home while sleepwalking. Gammel’s Facebook page notes that she previously attended Faith Christian…

Ohio Rejects Pot Initiative as Colorado, Denver Fatten Up on Tax Revenues

While the results of the Jefferson County School Board recall were the biggest election story locally, there were plenty of other important measures that went before Colorado voters, including Proposition BB, which was touted as allowing the state to spend excess tax money generated by marijuana sales beyond state estimates — a requirement…

Denver Film Festival 2015 Preview: Anomalisa and More

Again this year, Denver Film Festival artistic director Brit Withey is offering his must-see picks for each day of the fest — including many flicks that movie lovers might otherwise miss amid the flood of silver-screen goodies. Today he spotlights the opening night feature, Anomalisa, and offers a preview of the…

12 States Where Recent Pot Legalization and Regulation Legislation Has Died

There’s plenty of optimism that recreational marijuana sales will be legalized in more states. Not long ago, 24/7 Wall Street offered a list of eleven states that could jump on the legalization bandwagon next: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont. But progress…

The Hunter S. Thompson Shrine and Nine More Weird Colorado Monuments

Denver blog posts remember. At our Arts blog, Brad Weismann celebrates ten weird monuments in Colorado, including a shrine to the late Hunter S. Thompson. The Colorado Independent’s Mike Keefe imagines the Founding Fathers drafting the Second Amendment. Coyote Gulch features Jennifer Mahaffey’s memories of what it was like to…

Reader: Reefer Madness Can Turn Pot Smokers Into Meth Heads

We recently posted about an anti-marijuana billboard near Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Its message about the increased potency of Colorado cannabis is underscored by a photo of a child and the question, “Mom, is today’s Pot a hard drug?” Marijuana reformer Mason Tyvert called this message irresponsible, arguing…

Five Denver-Area Restaurants Went Away in October, 21 New Ones Debuted

Denver blog posts know that for everything, there is a season. At our Food & Drink blog, our restaurant roll call documents five Denver-area restaurant closings, 21 openings and a name change. Colorado Peak Politics puts a 9News truth test about the Jeffco school board recall in the cross-hairs. Predominantly Orange’s…