Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Post Entertainment: Ex-Denverite Neal Baer writes with passion for screen, print

Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Ostrow: Ex-Denverite Neal Baer writes with passion for screen, print
The action in Neal Baer's just-published debut novel is so cinematic, it reads like a prime-time thriller. "Kill Switch," co-authored with Jonathan Greene, is imbued with Baer's medical knowledge along with suspense on the order of "Silence of the Lambs."  


Today's Celebrity Buzz

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    Today's Fitness

    7 habits of successful weight-loss maintainers
    Some good news on the weight-loss front. Even if you've been a total flop before — regaining all the weight you lost and 10 pounds on top of that — you can be a dieting success.  


    Today's Food and Dining

    UK TV chef caught shoplifting from supermarket
    LONDON—A celebrity chef apologized on his website Monday after he was caught shoplifting from a supermarket.

     


    Gossip - Bill Husted

    Parker: Cook's Fresh Market to remain downtown after victory in legal stew
    Cook's Fresh Market will stay open at 1600 Glenarm Place, despite a dispute with the building's landlord, which had attempted to terminate the lease.  


    Moms - Parenting

    Loveland girl's heart pounded "a million miles an hour" when she met Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow
    A letter to Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow’s Wish 15 program pushed a 16-year-old Loveland girl to the front of a long line of young women whose hearts flutter at the idea of spending a little time with the star player. On Thursday, Bailey Knaub learned she’d get to spend time with Tebow and his family  


    Today's Movies

    New on DVD, 1/10/2012
    A guy's movie that makes no bones about it. It's an old-school, straight-no-chaser action picture about an ex-CIA agent who hunts down assorted troopers from the British Special Forces to save a U.S. agent from a vengeful Arab.  


    Music - Classical

    Bulgarian pianist Alexis Weissenberg dies at 82
    GENEVA—Bulgarian-born French pianist Alexis Weissenberg, whose love of music from the age of 3 saved him and his mother from a World War II concentration camp and carried him to the heights of performances with Herbert von Karajan and Leonard Bernstein, has died.  


    Television - Joanne Ostrow

    Ostrow: Ex-Denverite Neal Baer writes with passion for screen, print
    The action in Neal Baer's just-published debut novel is so cinematic, it reads like a prime-time thriller. "Kill Switch," co-authored with Jonathan Greene, is imbued with Baer's medical knowledge along with suspense on the order of "Silence of the Lambs."  


    Theater - John Moore

    Complete rundown of auditions
    Last updated Jan. 9, 2012.  


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