Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Meeting up with design icon
This week, I digress from my normal weekly rant about my household foibles and fiascos to bring you some actual breaking news: I met Martha Stewart.  

• What it costs to own a dog
• Boulder landscaper's backyard is part garden, part gallery
• Potential jurors in Hudson case asked about singer
• Doors Open Denver invites everybody in to see their favorite buildings
• Davidson: Colorado Ballet honors 13 women who elevated the art of dance

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Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Paul McCartney's son planning a band with other Beatles sons
Also

Jen almost wasn't Rachel

Cage pays off $6M of debt

 

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Moms - Parenting

5 Reasons to Go on a Technology Fast
It's the information age. We are bombarded with facts and figures from dawn til dusk. We simply addicted to technology and media - we can't leave home without our smartphone or sit at home without the tv or radio bathing us in ideas and information.  

• Mama Drama: Top 10 Parenting Tips (plus 1) for New Moms and Dads

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Today's Movies

Kennedy: Aspen Shortsfest film festival is long on ambition
What a buffet the six-day Aspen Shortsfest is. No, not one of those sneeze-guard affairs restaurant chains have made a bad habit of. Instead, the annual international showcase — and Oscar-qualifying competition — of films shorter than 40 minutes is more akin to those classy Sunday brunch spreads of yore.  

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Reverb

Mile Marker: Garage A Trois
Garage A Trois takes over Uneven Studio for four songs of avante-garde, acid-jazz-rock

 

• Savoy headed to Red Rocks in September
• Lotus to play Red Rocks Amphitheatre in September
• Fun. at the Ogden Theatre in Denver 4/5/12 (photos, review)
• Explosions in the Sky at the Boulder Theater, 4/5/12 (photos, review)
• Nutricula at the Marquis Theater, 4/5/12 (photos)

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Today's Style

Davidson: Colorado Ballet honors 13 women who elevated the art of dance
Thirteen women whose contributions to the art of dance range from sharing an immense talent to providing the kind of money it takes to start, and grow, a world-class showcase like the Vail International Dance Festival, were honored during Colorado Ballet's Tribute to Women in Dance.  

• Denver Post Garden Center, 4/6/2012
• Beauty: Book now for Spa Week in Denver, April 16-22
• Jewelry sale: Vintage and contemporary items to support Children's Diabetes Foundation
• Alternative Easter gift for kids: A whimsical sports helmet

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Television - Joanne Ostrow

Matt Lauer tells viewers he's staying at 'Today'
LOS ANGELES—Matt Lauer is sticking with NBC's "Today," ending speculation that the top-rated show might have to face ABC's rising "Good Morning America" without him.  

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Theater

Denver-based Vintage Theatre Production makes move to the Aurora Arts District
A Denver-based theater company is preparing to make the move into Aurora's fledgling arts district.  

• Theater reviews: "Chess," "Ring of Fire" musicals deliver the goods

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Society - Joanne Davidson

Davidson: Colorado Ballet honors 13 women who elevated the art of dance
Thirteen women whose contributions to the art of dance range from sharing an immense talent to providing the kind of money it takes to start, and grow, a world-class showcase like the Vail International Dance Festival, were honored during Colorado Ballet's Tribute to Women in Dance.