Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Fox31 makes strides in the A.M.
 New hires, impressive coverage of Colorado's recent wildfires and improved ratings in the morning.  

• Movie review: "Bully" is a compelling take on young victims' pain
• "Dateline" shows how kids ignore parents' instructions to avoid danger
• Glass revels in its liquid nature in glistening Dale Chihuly show at Golden's Foothills Art Center
• Brother says painter Thomas Kinkade battled alcoholism
• Jean Morgan's garden in Louisville blazes with hardy plants, breezy humor

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Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Kanye West-Kim Kardashian Co.: What does Momager say?
Also

Chris Noth weds

Rowling's new book

 

• People: Kanye West sees Kim Kardashian as "his Beyonce"

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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.

 

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Moms - Parenting

Remark about Ann Romney's work decried as uproar renews spotlight on women voters
Ann Romney fought back Thursday after a Democratic consultant suggested she isn’t qualified to discuss the economy because she “hasn’t worked a day in her life.” The White House, in instant damage-control mode, declared that no one there was saying such a thing. Michelle Obama tweeted her personal support of all mothers. With women’s votes expected  

• Movie review: "Bully" is a compelling take on young victims' pain
• Maternity Care in the US: Perfect or Broken? A look at the Business of Being Born
• Win a FREE 6-week Gymnastics Class From Mountain Kids! (a $183 value)

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Today's Movies

Review: "Bully" is a compelling take on young victims' pain
After months of public and legal wrangling over what rating the "Bully" should be released with, the documentary finally arrives in Colorado with a PG-13 designation.  

• Review: "The Three Stooges" are fine, but did we need to revisit them?
• Review: "Lockout" a fun hostage film - set in space
• Review: "The Kid With a Bike" is a charmer
• Review: Hockey comedy "Goon" is no "Slap Shot"
• Review: "Blue Like Jazz" has its beautiful moments

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Reverb

Rockies' 2012 walk-on music: Who knew Tyler Colvin was a My Morning Jacket fan?
Rockies 2012 walk-on music featuring My Morning Jacket, Skrillex, Avicii, Drake, Eminem, DMX and more

 

• Sleigh Bells will destroy any and all of your senses at the Ogden Theatre this weekend
• Record Store Day 2012: Have a free beer on Reverb and First Drafts
• Watch Tennis on "Letterman," listen to new School Knights, read an interview with In The Whale, more music news
• Get your discount tickets to the 12th annual UMS, July 19-22 in Denver

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Today's Style

Love plants? Make more of them
A creative sideline for gardeners is plant propagation, or enhancing the landscape through reproduction.  

• Al Fresco: Spinach, Mushroom and Ricotta Frittata with Spring Herbs
• Denver Post Garden Calendar, 4/13/2012
• Denver Post Garden Center, 4/13/2012
• Jean Morgan's garden in Louisville blazes with hardy plants, breezy humor
• Outside Voice: Lush Northwest is garden mecca

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Television - Joanne Ostrow

Fox31 makes strides in the A.M.
 New hires, impressive coverage of Colorado's recent wildfires and improved ratings in the morning.  

• "Dateline" shows how kids ignore parents' instructions to avoid danger
• Ostrow: "In Search of Food," Ovation's new TV show, finds a hungry Boulder

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Theater

Theater review: "Heartbreak House" is amusing and earth-moving theater
Sniffling and dozing, flirting and rebuffing, pontificating and pouting — such are the moods and states found in George Bernard Shaw's "Heartbreak House," onstage at the Denver  

• Theater Openings, 4/13/2012
• Complete rundown of auditions