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Thursday, September 29, 2011

Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Ostrow: Ken Burns epic on Prohibition a fine "Boardwalk" chaser
Whether you're a fan of "Boardwalk Empire" or of filmmaker Ken Burns, you're bumping into rum runners, speakeasies, police raids on backyard stills, celebrity gangsters, flappers and other unintended consequences of the bill that established Prohibition.

Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Arnold and Maria reunite for son's 14th birthday
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Payday for Britney's dad

Hargitay gives to UCLA

People: Mick Jagger to rock his inner Murdoch in new film

Today's Food and Dining

Colorado cheese shops defy recession as public tastes grow more adventurous
You've heard all the bad news: The economy is in the tank, unemployment numbers are stubbornly high, no one's buying anything anymore. Except, it appears, cheese. Except, it appears, cheese.

Happy birthday, Duffeyroll!

Gossip - Bill Husted

Parker: 5280 magazine shakes up its top 25 restaurant rankings
5280 magazine's annual edition of the 25 best metro-area restaurants hit newsstands this week with a list of eateries that come as no surprise.

Moms - Parenting

Denver's Live Theater and Music Performances Your Family Will Love
Fall has arrived and Halloween is right around the corner. But did you know that this time of year is also prime time for children's theater and music? My husband and I fell in love with live theater the year we lived in New York, and we feel so fortunate to have an abundance of

Today's Movies

Movie review: "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil"
As one-joke horror comedies go, "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil" is built around a winner. That one joke is this: Suppose, in the usual cliched horror-movie plot, the inbred redneck rubes, with their penchant for chewin' tobacco, bad dentistry, worse grammar and chainsaws, were merely innocent bystanders. Misunderstood. Victims.