Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Court convicts Galliano in anti-Semitism case
PARIS—A Paris court convicted former Christian Dior designer John Galliano on Thursday for making anti-Semitic insults in a bar but gave him only a suspended sentence, taking into account his apology to the victims.  

• Bon Jovi in 9/11 encore sings for NY firefighters
• Mary Louise Lee: First, she's her own woman
• Can't get enough of "Annie"? Try the sequel
• Theater review: First lady bewitches in "The Wiz"
• Bon Jovi in 9/11 encore sings for NY firefighters

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Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Elizabeth Taylor's iconic jewels coming to auction
Elizabeth Taylor dazzled the world with her luminous beauty, lavish lifestyle — and an unquenchable passion for diamonds and jewels that was fueled by the great loves of her life.  

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Moms - Parenting

Talking with Kids about 9-11: Lessons in Compassion
With the ten year anniversary of 9-11 looming near, many parents may be wondering what to tell their children about that infamous day. Most of today's school age kids were either very young children or not yet born when the attacks occurred. They likely don't have their own memories of the day, but have grown  

• Event Round-Up: Thomas the Tank Engine, The Local Flavor Festival & More!
• Successful School Fundraisers: Cookie Dough vs Real Dough
• The Gardening Mama Visits Miller Farms!

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Reverb

Don't Push Play: Morrissey meets Muppets
Video: Morrissey and the Muppets, together at last?

 

• Live review: Zac Brown Band @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Day 2
• Live review: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. @ the Hi-Dive
• Can't Hardly Wait: Oh me oh my-oh, will you look at these free tickets to see Gillian Welch tonight
• Live review: Gillian Welch, David Rawlings @ Chautauqua Auditorium

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Today's Style

Mary Louise Lee: First, she's her own woman
Veteran actor Mary Louise Lee took on a new role when she became Denver's first lady in June. But she didn't take on a new name. "I come with my own identity," said Lee, who plans to use her time as the mayor's wife to help at-risk youth and increase interest in the arts. Starting with her performance in the Afterthought Theatre Company's musical, "The Wiz."  

• Style File: Sewing circle
• Husband's porn habit creates fantasy for wife (9/8/11)
• Comic strips take solemn tack to address 9/11 anniversary
• Style File: Missoni hits mass market
• Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 9/8/11

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Television - Joanne Ostrow

Anderson Cooper's new daytime show "Anderson" launches Monday
Anderson Cooper is interested in showing different sides of his personality on "Anderson," his new daytime talk show, debuting Monday.  

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Theater - John Moore

Mary Louise Lee: First, she's her own woman
Veteran actor Mary Louise Lee took on a new role when she became Denver's first lady in June. But she didn't take on a new name. "I come with my own identity," said Lee, who plans to use her time as the mayor's wife to help at-risk youth and increase interest in the arts. Starting with her performance in the Afterthought Theatre Company's musical, "The Wiz."  

• Can't get enough of "Annie"? Try the sequel
• First lady bewitches in "The Wiz"
• Schedules by opening date
• Schedules by company