Thursday, May 23, 2013
News
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Long Story Short
I learned more about the art and history of strip tease then I ever imagined.
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Noted
Indy winners, Book Broker, Nyhoff leaving, KCME changes, poet laureate and more.
Risqué business
One thing is clear: It's not as simple as stepping on stage and pulling off a glove.
Come one, come all
Women of all shapes, sizes and colors are equally welcome to shed their inhibitions with a wink and a smile.
Burned out, but not forgotten
Jasmine Vegas still has fond memories from Castle West Apartments.
Who are we, anyway?
Like an angst-ridden teenager, the growing town of 6,660 is wondering what makes it special.
Gold rush
These are scary times for the economy, but precious-metal investors are feeling giddy.
USOC's official hometown
Colorado Springs looked squarely at the deal ... and yawned.
Columns
Eitel's going-away present
On his way out as Memorial Hospital's CEO, Dick Eitel gave the entire village a proctology exam.
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Advice Goddess
It's the size of a woman's heart that counts until her thighs approach the size of small Volkswagens.
Cowboy George, horse thief
We've learned the hard way that George W. lives in his own fantasy world.
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the strange news that's fit to print.
Sky Sox try to mix dreams with success
Of all the minor-league managers, Tom Runnells might have the toughest challenge in 2008.
Political power? We get it
This is the election in which Generation Y will make itself heard.
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Letters
USOC reaction, GOP candidate, Summit Ministries, Darwin fish and more.
G-strings, gee whiz
Drawing the lines with burlesque.
Food & Drink
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Side Dish
Heart of Jerusalem may be leaving downtown Manitou, and not by choice.
Curried Americana
The small chain garnered "Best Thai Restaurant" from Denver's altweekly, Westword, in 2003.
Music
Daniel Johnston's purgatory
Johnston begins and ends each day the same as the next constrained by illness.
Night and day
To establish longevity, the sophomore album is perhaps the most vital.
Four on the floor
To say the record label is home to Beat Union isn't just speaking figuratively.
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Sixty Seconds
"There's enough life experiences to draw from without making everyone else ... awkward."
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Sound Advice
R.E.M., Matthew Ryan vs. The Silver State, Neon Neon
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Big gigs
Big-name concerts from around our region
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Reverb
It looks like we may finally be outgrowing our collective local music training pants.
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Playing Around Listings
Where to find live music in the Colorado Springs area.
Film
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Cinefiles
Loaded, Fog City Mavericks, The Cook
When Mick met Marty
Martin Scorsese captures an energized performance by The Rolling Stones.
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Movie picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens.
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Opening this week
Leatherheads, Nim's Island and more.
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Movie times
What's playing, where, and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Calendar
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Get Involved
St. Baldrick's Day, Child Abuse Prevention Fair, State of the Rockies
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The Run Down
BLAST!, George Carlin, Wal-Mart milk
Event Listings
If there's something going on, we've got it listed here.
Body modification
Reveille Kennedy's latest work flies in the face of the stereotypical landscape scene.
Dirty pretty things
Tillett steered away from establishing a theme for her show at Heebee JeebeeS.
Seven Days
What's happenin' this week in the big city -- highlights from our listings.
