Post Entertainment: Glitz galore at Denver Film Festival opener

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Gossip - Bill Husted

Husted: Glitz galore at Denver Film Festival opener
The 34th Starz Denver Film Festi val opened Wednesday night with a heavy dose of glitz, champagne and anticipation. Imagine: 290 movies to see in 12 days. It's cinematastic!  

• Parker: Cherry Creek dancing club sashays around obstacles
• Red Carpet night opens Denver's Starz Film Festival
• Red Robin to launch new fast-casual concept in Stapleton
• "The Lion King" adds another Denver show

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Moms - Parenting

Learn to Sew With These Sewing Machine Basics
The power of knowing how to sew, even with just the basic know-how, opens the door to a whole new world. I had taken this skill for granted most of my life – maybe even denied it a bit during my preteen years – advertising a sewing hobby at such a critical stage could be sudden death to the already limited fashion  

• Parenting Experiment #106: The Garbage Bag Treatment
• Is Fining Students the Best Way to Discipline?

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Today's Movies

Who should you see at the Starz Denver Film Festival? Start with "Martha"
Casting may not be everything, but it comes mighty close. First-time director Sean Durkin knew that the protagonist of "Martha Marcy May Marlene" could easily be too chilly for audiences to relate to.  

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Reverb

Poll of the Week: Adult questions
This poll of the week all sorts of adult questions. No, really.

 

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Today's Style

Lessons from 100: Louise Donner is game for anything, but mindful of her mother
Louise Donner is 100 years old — a bundle of feistiness and strong notions who would seem to have earned immunity to the opinions of others.  

• Denver Post Fashion Calendar, 11/3/11
• Now, "Just a Second": Does anybody really know what time it is?
• RSVP: Different roads taken to second "Dancing With the Denver Stars"
• Style File: Wedded bliss
• "Troubled customer" remorseful after grocery-store theft (11/3/11)

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Television - Joanne Ostrow

Appeals panel sides with CBS over Super Bowl fine
PHILADELPHIA—In the latest court battle over the steamy 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that CBS should not be fined $550,000 for Janet Jackson's infamous "wardrobe malfunction.  

• Braugher back on TV legal turf in 'Law & Order'
• Ostrow: "Hell on Wheels" is a grind
• Keith Olbermann devotes part of nightly show to Occupy Denver