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Much of this semester's programming is still hush-hush, but the bar has been set very high.   Full Story
 
Headed into 2012, Boulder Theater and The Fox are giving you what you want and what you didn't even know you wanted.   Full Story
 
A sampling of some spots to shake your money maker (sorry) in Boulder and Denver.   Full Story
 
Because the best way to get through the good, bad and crazy is a good playlist.   Full Story
 
If you can't find a show to see this spring, chances are you just don't like music.   Full Story
 
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Boulder has long been known as one of the more creative communities in the country. Which is why it makes one wonder why the hell we have so few moviegoing opportunities in town.   Full Story
 
Mark Leffingwell for the Colorado Daily
Film fests are a great way to take in a bunch of new and off-the-radar moving pictures -- or talkies, as they're sometimes called.   Full Story
 
Jeremy Papasso For the Colorado Daily
In case you're looking for a good laugh this semester, turn off CNN and head on over to a few of these comical scenes that are more funny ha-ha than funny he-he: Boulder Comedy Club This extremely new comedy club in Boulder has been operating out of the Lazy Dog on Pearl Street and continues to bring in some rather big names -- both local and national and, yes, including favorites like the ever-popular Hippieman -- for live shows that have to be seen to be believed, unless you're a nihilist.   Full Story
 
MARK LEFFINGWELL
No matter if you're a newbie in Boulder or someone who's been around for a while but hasn't yet ventured out of your cloistered shell, here are a few Boulderites who help make the community rather, er, communal.   Full Story
 
Gilles Mingasson
When producer Mark Burnett set out to produce the reality show "Expedition Impossible," he was looking for teams that were the real deal. That's why the hit ABC show picked Colorado's No Limits team to compete in the world adventure series. The reality show pits diverse teams against each other as they battle terrain, weather -- and even some ornery camels.   Full Story
 
The University of Colorado has quite the film program, and a lot of the students have a breadth of cinematic knowledge that can't be beat. Thus, it's very possible you've seen these particular "back-to-school" movies before, but just go with me here. Hey, it's not like I put "Clueless" on the list.   Full Story
 
Pete Holm
Film fests are a great way to take in a bunch of new and off-the-radar moving pictures -- or talkies, as they're sometimes called.   Full Story
 
Jonathan Castner
Boulder's a great town to develop your artistic talents, and there are plenty of open mics, jam nights and poetry readings to get you on your way.   Full Story
 
Denver's a whole 'nother music scene, and it's worth the ride to check out all the local bands and national acts playing the big city.   Full Story
 
Zak Wood
These days, there's a limited number of Boulder music venues, but that's not stopping clubs from bringing in high quality music.   Full Story
 
Colorado music goes all over the map. The Boulder and Denver markets foster performers that cover all kinds of genres -- and some that even create their own brands of music.   Full Story
 
Jeremy Papasso
Local bands are working the Boulder/Denver music circuit to get their music out -- and help pay the rent. However, there are a handful of bands that have mastered the art of booking themselves anywhere, anyplace and anytime.   Full Story
 
It's a very interesting time to be a Boulder band. The town's at a low point for venues, the economy's rough and we're competing against the Denver music scene. That just gives local bands the chance to be creative and come up with new ways to be seen and heard.   Full Story
 
The Boulder and Denver concert scene is kicking off early this year. The local music market is usually pretty quiet until late January, but that's all changed for 2011.   Full Story
 
Peter Iovino
Springtime might be awesome in Paris, but it ain't looking great in Hollywood. Approximately 75 films are tentatively slated for release between New Year's Day and the day they take the cover off the pool at my apartment complex, but after whittling the list down to the most "important" 45, there are only about a half-dozen that appear solid.   Full Story
 
 
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