Thursday, December 29, 2011

Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Boards: It's either "all aboard!" ... or a train wreck
For any arts organization, curating a board of directors is as important as curating any million-dollar work of art. Just going after the richest, the most wanted and most famous can backfire. Division in vision can lead to stalemate and implosion, like the rupture last month that drove at least 20 of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra's 30 community board members to quit.  


Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Kris Humphries' coach tells fans: Keep booing him
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    Today's Fitness

    To the rescue? 'Hangover helpers' hit the market
    After a night of hard-partying in Manhattan to celebrate his impending fatherhood, Alex Fleyshmakher woke up the next day with a roaring hangover. It was so bad, he said, that he ran to a family friend, Dr. Leonard Grossman, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, who administered a mix of vitamins, minerals and protein through an IV line.  


    Moms - Parenting

    When kids save the drama for their mama
    There are two types of kids. Kids who behave better for other people than for their parents and kids that are better behaved for their parent than other adults. My boys are better for other people. At school they are respectful and hard-working. I've been know to act incredulous whenever someone compliments  


    Today's Movies

    Movie crowds dip to 16-year low as apathy lingers
    Hollywood has more tricks in its bag than ever with digital 3-D and other new film tools. Yet as the images on screen get bigger and better, movie crowds keep shrinking — down to a 16-year low as 2011's film lineup fell well short of studios' record expectations.  


    Music - Classical

    Boards: It's either "all aboard!" ... or a train wreck
    For any arts organization, curating a board of directors is as important as curating any million-dollar work of art. Just going after the richest, the most wanted and most famous can backfire. Division in vision can lead to stalemate and implosion, like the rupture last month that drove at least 20 of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra's 30 community board members to quit.  


    Reverb

    Best of 2011: Stand-up shows, comedy albums and video games
    Reverb's John Wenzel runs down the best comedy shows, comedy albums and video games of 2011. Just like any mature man should.

     


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    Television - Joanne Ostrow

    In up and down year for cable news, Fox dominates
    NEW YORK—It was a good year in the ratings for cable news networks. Or a rough one. It depends on your perspective.  


    Theater - John Moore

    Boards: It's either "all aboard!" ... or a train wreck
    For any arts organization, curating a board of directors is as important as curating any million-dollar work of art. Just going after the richest, the most wanted and most famous can backfire. Division in vision can lead to stalemate and implosion, like the rupture last month that drove at least 20 of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra's 30 community board members to quit.  


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