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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Costner to be at unveiling of Fort Knox memorial
FORT KNOX, Ky.—Actor Kevin Costner will be at Fort Knox this weekend for the unveiling of a memorial honoring soldiers under the 11th Aviation Command and subordinate units.  

• Axl Rose declines induction into Rock Hall
• "Battleship" leads attack of game-based movies
• Davidson: At new Denver shop Deja Blue, Goodwill goes chic
• ABC sticks by 'General Hospital' not 'Revolution'
• Police say no crime occurred in Houston's death

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Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Kanye West sees Kim Kardashian as "his Beyonce"
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Chris Evans' date type

Seal's divorce claim

 

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Today's Food and Dining

Denver's Cheeky Aprons launches line of functional kitchen lingerie
Ladies, you might think your significant other is lucky to get a home-cooked meal every once in a while, but in Ashlee Coln's world, cooking is a much spicier affair. And it's all because things got dangerously hot in her kitchen.

 

• Alfalfa's in Boulder rules roost for fried chicken
• Nation's top new chefs will be part of St. Regis Aspen Resort
• Boulder's Sterling-Rice Group works to know what Americans want to eat

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Moms - Parenting

Maternity Care in the US: Perfect or Broken? A look at the Business of Being Born
Maternity care in the United States is in crisis. In many ways it’s a disaster, says Ricki Lake’s documentary journey, The Business of Being Born (BOBB). She made the film to learn more about the system of birth in this country after the birth of her first child left her feeling cheated. In part one a  

• Win a FREE 6-week Gymnastics Class From Mountain Kids! (a $183 value)
• Panera Bread's Top Teachers Contest, Spring Menu & Warped Blogger Humor
• The Kid Blender: How Should I Introduce My Kids to Someone New?

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Today's Movies

"Battleship" leads attack of game-based movies
"Battleship" steams into movie theaters overseas this week, giving international audiences the first chance to decide whether a board-game-based movie is seaworthy.  

• 'Battleship' leads attack of game-based movies
• Video: "The Three Stooges" movie trailer

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Reverb

Album review: Alabama Shakes, "Boys and Girls"
Album review: Alabama Shakes, "Boys and Girls"

 

• Death Cab for Cutie at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, 4/10/12 (photos and review)
• The Polyphonic Spree at the Bluebird Theater, 4/10/12 (photos)
• Rodrigo y Gabriela at the 1stBank Center, 4/10/12 (photos and review)

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Today's Style

Davidson: At new Denver shop Deja Blue, Goodwill goes chic

The phrase “feeling blue” takes on awhole newmeaning at a stylish newboutique at 303 University Blvd. The racks and display cases at the 1,900-square-foot Deja Blue are filled with the kind of clothing and accessories you'd expect to find in the upscale Cherry CreekNorth neighborhood.  

• Alfalfa's in Boulder rules roost for fried chicken
• Kelley McMillan will attempt to climb, ski down Grand Teton in Wyoming, following her uncle's footsteps

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Television - Joanne Ostrow

ABC sticks by 'General Hospital' not 'Revolution'
NEW YORK—It looks like ABC is not ready to totally give up on the soap opera genre. The network has renewed its one remaining soap, "General Hospital," meaning it will be around for its 50th anniversary on April 1, 2013.  

• ABC hints at B-word in 2 new shows about women

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Theater

Schedules by company
Last updated April 11, 2012  

• Schedules by opening date

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Society - Joanne Davidson

Davidson: At new Denver shop Deja Blue, Goodwill goes chic

The phrase “feeling blue” takes on awhole newmeaning at a stylish newboutique at 303 University Blvd. The racks and display cases at the 1,900-square-foot Deja Blue are filled with the kind of clothing and accessories you'd expect to find in the upscale Cherry CreekNorth neighborhood.