Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Husted: Authors of record book up with zany
Do you hold a world record? Not just some personal bestI mean a RECORD SETTER. Your chance comes to Colorado on Nov. 29 at Tattered Cover LoDo and Nov. 30 at Boulder Bookstore.  

• "Collapse" needs a bit of scaffolding
• Clyfford Still Museum opens in Denver, attracts crowd
• Denver residents well-versed in Poets Row
• Theater review: A "Tom Sawyer" in its brightest tones
• Denver Center aims to float students' boats with "Tom Sawyer"

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Gossip - Bill Husted

Husted: Authors of record book up with zany
Do you hold a world record? Not just some personal bestI mean a RECORD SETTER. Your chance comes to Colorado on Nov. 29 at Tattered Cover LoDo and Nov. 30 at Boulder Bookstore.  

• Parker: Fashion meets politics in Colorado weekly's new column

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Moms - Parenting

Make and collect your own pet with Wuggle Pet (win it!)
My kids adore stuffed animals but I’ve never taken them to Build-A-Bear. Talk about a mothering fail. Though I know they’d love it, cost has always been a factor so it just hasn’t been on my radar. But when I was approached about a similar concept you can do from home, I was all over it. Wuggle  

• Crocs' Cool Winter Styles for Kids (and a deal!)

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Theater - John Moore

"Collapse" needs a bit of scaffolding
Review: The premise could not be more earth-shaking — or anachronistic: A wild, comic romp set against the horror of the 2007 Minneapolis bridge disaster that killed 13 and injured 145. Rating: ***  

• Here's a "Tom Sawyer" in bright tones
• Denver Center aims to float students' boats with "Tom Sawyer"
• This "Streetcar" is a rumbling ride
• Good theater is good for the economy, to tune of $1.9 billion