Post Entertainment: Celebrate Michael Jackson's "Thriller" in Broomfield

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Calling all zombies: Celebrate Michael Jackson's "Thriller" in Broomfield
Zombies everywhere are invited to Thrill the World 2011 from 5 to 8:05 p.m. Oct. 29 at Paul Derda Recreation Center, 13201 Lowell Blvd in Broomfield.  

• Make your own mayonnaise: There's nothing else like it
• Actress sues Amazon for revealing her age on IMDb
• Hip-hop star Soulja Boy arrested in Georgia
• Streisand and others honored; Davis has baby news
• Davidson: Annual fashion show brings out the stars and contributions for Down syndrome

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Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Ashton a no-show as Demi Moore attends film premiere
Also

Snoop too cash-heavy

Scarlett "too sexy"

 

• People: George Clooney takes to red carpet with new girlfriend

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Today's Food and Dining

Make your own mayonnaise: There's nothing else like it
Here's something you should do: Make mayonnaise at home. It's so much easier than you think. And the rewards are prodigious.

 

• "Grumpy" Northglenn resident works on recipe for barbecue-sauce success
• Brownies a canvas waiting for an artist
• Apple cider can be core ingredient in marinades and dressings, too
• Chef Ferran Adria explores, pushes boundaries of modern cooking
• Share your crazy-good Thanksgiving side dish!

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Moms - Parenting

Building A School From The Heart On Up In Downtown Denver
When I was a kid (yes, it begins that way), I went to school in a small town with 20 people in an elementary school of about 100 students, and then our elementary combined with the other elementary school in the next town for middle and high school, and my graduating class was composed of  

• Instilling Family Traditions (and win a Windex® variety pack!)
• There's no better season for your family to start eating more healthy vegetables

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Reverb

CMJ 2011: The bands we're ready for, and waiting for
The best bands to see at CMJ Music Marathon 2011 featuring Caveman, Weekend, Balkans, Cerebral Ballzy, Trash Talk and more, plus a look at the Reverb Party at CMJ

 

• The Reverb Interview: Amon Tobin

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Today's Style

You talk back: Food Day; Happy birthday, Mike O'Shay's and Bela Lugosi
Monday is Food Day, a nationwide campaign promoting sustainable, affordable and healthful food. Denver Botanic Gardens hosts an all-day festival featuring fare to munch on from several local purveyors.  

• Make your own mayonnaise: There's nothing else like it
• "Grumpy" Northglenn resident works on recipe for barbecue-sauce success
• Brownies a canvas waiting for an artist
• Apple cider can be core ingredient in marinades and dressings, too
• Singing praises for the humble sardine

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Television - Joanne Ostrow

TV Preview: "Man Up!"
The wretched ABC sitcom "Man Up!" premieres tonight (at 7:30 on Channel 7), following Tim Allen's emasculated-men comedy "Last Man Standing" and hewing to the same pitiful manchild premise.  

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Society - Joanne Davidson

Davidson: Annual fashion show brings out the stars and contributions for Down syndrome
Had there been a theme song for the Global Down Syndrome Foundation's third annual "Be Beautiful Be Yourself Jet Set Fashion Show," it surely would have been "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?"