Thursday, September 15, 2011

Post Entertainment: "Bieber Meets Al Qaeda" a culture clash that misfires

Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

"Bieber Meets Al Qaeda" a culture clash that misfires
Review: "Justin Bieber Meets Al Qaeda," easily the most provocative title of the fall theater season, is the only original local theatrical response to the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. But in performance, this compelling multimedia mashup doesn't really deliver on that premise. Rating: ** 1/2 stars  


Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Eric Clapton serenades at daughter's wedding
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    Today's Food and Dining

    Supper Clubs in Denver: Informal, spontaneous and inexpensive
    "If Paul Prudhomme were dead, he'd be rolling in his grave," says Chris MacGillivray as he seasons his gumbo with a few decidedly nontraditional ingredients: sherry vinegar, agave syrup and butter.

     


    Gossip - Bill Husted

    Bar & Grilled: Lawrence and Cathy Covell
    Lawrence and Cathy Covell, owners of the tony fashion boutique Lawrence Covell in Cherry Creek North, met at the Sink bar near CU-Boulder in 1967. That almost says it all.  


    Moms - Parenting

    TV Preview: NBC's "Up All Night"
    NBC promised a reshot, reworked pilot and they delivered: since the first draft, Maya Rudolph has been given a larger part — which she turns to advantage — and the focus shifts a bit from the rigors of new parenthood to the trials of working for an Oprah-esque talk-show host. “Up All Night,” which debuts Wednesday  


    Today's Style

    Fashion websites stream runway action via Internet
    The runways in New York this week have been full of vibrant color, high-low hems, artistic patterns and peplums. I know this not because I've been in the tents at Lincoln Center where designers are showing their spring collections for 2012, but because the events are being live-streamed all over the Internet.  


    Theater - John Moore

    "Bieber Meets Al Qaeda" a culture clash that misfires
    Review: "Justin Bieber Meets Al Qaeda," easily the most provocative title of the fall theater season, is the only original local theatrical response to the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. But in performance, this compelling multimedia mashup doesn't really deliver on that premise. Rating: ** 1/2 stars  


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