Entertainment headlines from The Denver Post

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Today's Entertainment and Lifestyle Headlines

Controversial 'Bachelor' couple: 'No rush' to wed
NEW YORK—"The Bachelor" star Ben Flajnik and bride-to-be Courtney Robertson were all smiles as they checked out wedding gowns at a bridal fashion show, but don't expect a save-the-date card from the couple anytime soon.  

• Angelina Jolie named special UN refugee envoy
• Women find comfort in their bodies at belly-dancing/female-bonding class
• National Park Week means free admission
• Douglas County's Lamb Spring archaeological dig could rewrite human history
• Denver-area's Lamb Spring archaeological dig hints at early North American humans

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Today's Celebrity Buzz

People: Owe taxes? Be glad you aren't Pamela Anderson
Also

Payback for Flo Rida

Kelsey Grammer tattoo

 

• People: Tim Tebow's dates? "I'm sure they would be lovely"

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Today's Fitness

Women find comfort in their bodies at belly-dancing/female-bonding class
The women have finished stretching and are loose enough to begin the dance — a series of undulations here, arms outstretched and waving gracefully there — when a strange thing happens. One of the eight women removes a layer of clothing, endeavoring not to cover up her belly, but to expose it.  

• Denver Post Fitness Calendar, 4/17/2012
• Reducing stress keypart of cancer fight
• Doctors channel their inner Julia Child with "Healthy Kitchens/Healthy Lives"
• Words of encouragement: Reducing back pain

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Moms - Parenting

What every child should know when encountering a strange dog
Most children are fascinated by dogs. In fact, the word "dog" is one of the first words learned by many children. Making sure that your child has an enjoyable experience with canines, however, takes a bit of knowledge and a lot of supervision. According to the Coalition for Living Safely with Dogs (a Colorado animal  

• Denver Deal: Consignment Sales, Summer Movie Fun, 9Health Fair & more
• Becoming Mothers: We Want Your Stories!
• Fun ways to be more eco-friendly, Earth Day Events and the garbage can that saved our marriage

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Today's Movies

'Hunger Games' hangs on at No. 1 with $21.1M
LOS ANGELES—"The Hunger Games" finished as the No. 1 box-office draw for the fourth-straight weekend with $21.  

• Women play starring role at Tribeca Film Festival

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Reverb

Keller Williams and the Travelin' McCourys at the Ogden Theatre, 4/14/12 (review)
Keller Williams and the Travelin' McCourys at the Ogden Theatre on 4/14/12. Live review of the concert.

 

• Sleigh Bells at the Ogden Theatre, 4/13/12 (photos and review)
• Rusted Root at the Gothic Theatre, 4/14/12 (photos)
• Extra Poll of the Week: Which deceased musician would you like to see brought back as a Hologram?
• Furthur returns to Red Rocks for three nights in September
• Chuck Ragan's Revival Tour at Summit Music Hall, 4/12/12 (photos)

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Today's Style

Invisible carbon monoxide can kill before you know what's happening
Last Christmas Eve, my legally blind, adult daughter died of an accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. That's when I learned that this "silent killer" can take a life in minutes.  

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Theater

Schedules by opening date
Last updated April 15, 2012  

• Schedules by company