Wednesday, June 19, 2013
News
Rock 'n roll may never die
For Colorado Springs club bookers and the scene in general, this is the worst time of year.
Idle worship
"It looked like a mass-murder scene ... the most yellow tape that I've seen in 36 years."
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Long Story Short
Black Friday lived up to its name when stampeding shoppers smashed through a Wal-Mart's doors.
Hente seeks another Council term
Also: Corrections choice challenged, D-20 protest, new lawmakers' assignments and others.
Present Perfect
Shake off the humbugs with a few of the Indy's gift-giving suggestions.
Good dog. Bad dog.
There are two totally different stories explaining the seizure of Kato.
What Wal-Mart doesn't want you to know
Eating local is great, but gifting local is much easier.
Hot (and steamy) issue
Trojan just seems to be at least two decades behind the times.
Dot bombs
There's a plethora of odd gift options floating around the Internet.
Shiny happy compact discs
The one hurdle to this gift-buying solution is having no idea what music the recipient likes.
New Life goes on
A year after the shootings, different dichotomies lurk amid the bustle.
Special features
The rule of thumb: get something you'd want to watch with the person you're giving it to.
Tomes of the times
If all I got was more books, I'd be as happy as a sunbathing elf with a piña colada.
True pick-me-ups
Coffee table books are rarely about coffee tables.
Columns
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Advice Goddess
You probably just missed taking a married, middle-aged dad to prom.
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Stranger than fiction
All the weird news that's fit to print.
Trying to dissect BCS, Broncos
This crazy football season has given us the worst BCS failure yet, and the schizoid Broncos.
Sharing the pain of Mumbai
The tragedy was halfway across the world, and yet we knew people who were directly, or fatally, connected to the assault.
Ritter's pivotal choice
This is much more than choosing someone for one of Colorado's top offices.
On the upswing
Some people think the local club scene isn't so bad, after all.
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Letters
Waterless urinals, economics, bicyclists and more.
White House to ... Colorado?
One of our villagers wants yo move the nation's capital to Cheyenne Wells.
Food & Drink
Coconut bliss
You'll feel like an expert after a single visit to the downtown restaurant.
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Side Dish
Beer Drinker's Guide, La'au's, 10 on 10, Town Center and more.
Music
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Reverb
What's unexpected is this steamy stream of top-notch talent.
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Sound Advice
Charlie Louvin, The Killers, Kathleen Grace Band
Raging against the machine
Denver-based band comes to CC for etown performance.
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Big Gigs
Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
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Playing Around Listings
Who's playing live music this week in the area.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
"I just want those people to walk away remembering it for the rest of their lives."
Noel Gallagher rescues purebred dog!
You don't start a scrap that you can't finish with this pugnacious guy.
Along came PolyJane
She's a classically trained pianist who leans toward Romantic influences.
Film
Speed trap
Damn you, Back to the Future. I trusted you.
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Opening this week
Cadillac Records; Noble Son; Punisher: War Zone
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
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Cinefiles
Here is Always Somewhere Else: The Disappearance of Bas Jan Ader; Lower Learning; Hell Ride
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Movie Times
What's playing when, and where, on the silver screen.
Calendar
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The Run Down
Downtown parade, Elmo in town, Leverage
Monty Darko
No theater company in the region has dared stage The Lying Kind, until now.
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Get Involved
Westside CARES Concert, Raku for Scholarships, Safe School Coalition
The Tao is up
Alex Horaz and Dave Chadwell spend most of their time constructing practical things.
7 Days to Live
What's happening around the area highlights from our listings.
