Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Husted: Denver media will provide the yuks at Gridiron Show
The Denver Press Club's annual Gridiron Dinner yuks it up Friday night at the L2 Art and Culture Center at 1477 Columbine St. Tix are $20 at blacktie-colorado.com.  

• Moore: Shadow returns with three-part staging of "Providence"
• Su Teatro takes a risky journey with "Enrique"
• Shakespeare gives the latest strategy in anti-bullying in schools
• Denver's progressive architecture captures Modern Home Tours' attention
• "Ghost Walk Ghost Talk" a spirited tour of Boulder homes

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Gossip - Bill Husted

Husted: Denver media will provide the yuks at Gridiron Show
The Denver Press Club's annual Gridiron Dinner yuks it up Friday night at the L2 Art and Culture Center at 1477 Columbine St. Tix are $20 at blacktie-colorado.com.  

• Parker: Aurora and its mayor feel the love at awards fete

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Moms - Parenting

Digital tools change the way cooks access recipes
With a box full of carrots and a hankering for something vaguely exotic, Mary-Claire van Leunen turned to her computer for a recipe. “I looked for ‘Turkish carrots,’ and I found it easily; in fact, I found half a dozen,” said the retired Seattle software researcher. Almost everyone’s done it — fired up a search engine to  

• Colorado Mom Creates the Hottest Fashions for BOYS at The Nest (Win It)

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Theater - John Moore

Moore: Shadow returns with three-part staging of "Providence"
Shadow Theatre Company has been in a period of rebuilding, but it's not taking one small step back into the light. It's taking three large leaps — at once. Its trilogy, "The Final Mile to Providence," opens Thursday in Su Teatro's studio theater. That and other news of the week.  

• Schedules by opening date
• Su Teatro takes a risky journey with "Enrique"
• Schedules by company
• Shakespeare gives the latest strategy in anti-bullying in schools
• Moore: Su Teatro pays forward a long-ago favor for Shadow