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Saturday, March 24, 2012

Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Wild File: Colorado bluebirds show their true color
There are three species of bluebirds that frequent Colorado, but the Eastern Bluebird isn't commonly seen and looks much like the Mountain Bluebird, at left — while the Western Bluebird, right, sports similar colors as the Denver Broncos and is easily distinguished from the other two.

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Moms - Parenting

As "pink slime" controversy roils, Colorado districts see red over the beef filler in school lunches
As the “pink slime” controversy has seeped into school lunches, some Colorado districts have responded to a surge of parent and community concern over safety by changing the way they approach their ground-beef purchases. Ann Cooper, director of food services for the Boulder Valley School District, said she received dozens of e-mails seeking assurances that the

7 of the Best Books for First-time Moms

Today's Movies

Midnight premiere of "The Hunger Games" in Denver leaves fans full
The midnight premiere of "The Hunger Games" was the perfect opportunity for Emily Rae Foreman and Molly Culhane to channel all of their literary sophistication and 13-year-old enthusiasm into one epic evening.

'Hunger Games' fills midnight craving with $19.7M

Reverb

The Reverb Interview: Peter Frampton
Peter Frampton interview: Frampton talks "Frampton Comes Alive" in advance of Paramount Theatre show in Denver, Colorado