Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Madeleine Albright shares stories of her pin collection at Denver Art Museum
Wearing pins in the shape of cowboy boots and a Western hat, Madeleine Albright Friday morning said that just as she did when she was an international diplomat, she chooses her jewelry with the day's business in mind.  

• Give dogs, people time to adjust to blended household
• A true friend will say if your home décor needs help
• Future of Judah Maccabee film uncertain
• Doors Open Denver: A closer look at your favorite Denver buildings
• CBS CEO Moonves' pay hits $68 million in 2011

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Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Kanye West-Kim Kardashian Co.: What's her Momager say?
Also

Chris Noth weds

Rowling's new book

 

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Moms - Parenting

Moms: Get in Awesome Shape with HealthONE Red Rocks Fitness Challenge
I had just one New Year’s resolution: get in awesome shape. Though I workout daily, I can’t say I’ve reached that awesome status. Then an email about the HealthONE Red Rocks Fitness Challenge arrived in my inbox and my friend Tina and I are going to Just Do It! This challenge will be held May 1-July 28  

• Reading Corner: How to Get Kids to Bed on Time (with activity!)
• Remark about Ann Romney's work decried as uproar renews spotlight on women voters
• Movie review: "Bully" is a compelling take on young victims' pain

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Today's Movies

Future of Judah Maccabee film uncertain
LOS ANGELES—The future of a film about ancient Jewish warrior Judah Maccabee may be close to flickering out.  

• Woody's 'To Rome with Love' shows the sweet life
• Review: "The Three Stooges" are fine, but did we need to revisit them?

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Today's Style

Madeleine Albright shares stories of her pin collection at Denver Art Museum
Wearing pins in the shape of cowboy boots and a Western hat, Madeleine Albright Friday morning said that just as she did when she was an international diplomat, she chooses her jewelry with the day's business in mind.  

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Television - Joanne Ostrow

CBS CEO Moonves' pay hits $68 million in 2011
LOS ANGELES—CBS Corp. shares have been steadily rising over the last three years, and that has helped boost the pay of its chief executive, Leslie Moonves.  

• Ostrow: "In Search of Food," Ovation's new TV show, finds a hungry Boulder
• Burns turns his talents to Dust Bowl days of 1930s
• Fox31 makes strides in the A.M.

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Theater

Denver Center era ends as grad-school conservatory closes
To Kent Thompson, the National Theatre Conservatory was the best-kept secret in Denver. And that may have been its downfall. And that may have been its downfall. But the impact of the impending closure of the Denver Center's graduate program will be felt on stages throughout Colorado.  

• This weekend's live theater openings
• Denver Center's "Heartbreak House" is amusing and earth-moving theater