Like a favorite pair of slippers, it may not exactly be new, but it makes for a comfortable fit.
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Freeze frame: Meddin Studios
This sort of thing is common in Hollywood, where handshake deals are conveniently forgotten, and contracts sometimes aren’t worth the paper they’re printed on. Movie-related lawsuits are a cottage industry.
Review: The Wolverine
Like X-Men Origins: Wolverine, this latest effort is a middling superhero saga that attempts to deepen our understanding of the character but instead ends up mainly treading narrative water.
Review: The Conjuring
I suppose it’s possible to be shaken to the core by this movie – even if it’s ultimately not much more frightening than, say, Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island – but ultimately, it’s just one more haunted-house yarn.
Two local landings for Boulder’s Jet Edison
A potent cocktail of jazzy rock, funk, serious musician chops and a rollercoaster live show, Jet Edison is a band you really ought to investigate.
The belle of bluegrass
“I didn’t even consider playing in the band until one night we were sitting around the campfire, and I started singing,” Lynch recalls. “They went ‘Wow, we didn’t know you could sing.'”
Today the Moon rises again
“After being on the road so long,it’s really hard to find the time to create new things,” says Micah Silverman. “You’re just playing every night, playing the same stuff.”
Life on ‘My Block’
‘Because of the nature of our medium, the things I was able to show them in the beginning sparked a lot of interesting conversations. About stereotypes, for example.’
Kristine Stevens is livin’ the dream
By counting her pennies, she was able to stretch the sojourn into seven months, and she always adhered to a fellow traveler’s admonition to trust her gut.
Deadheads unite: Meet the Charlie Fog Band
“You’re really looking for a moment in time, chasing it,” says guitarist Dan Berman. “You’re really hoping it finds you as a group.”
AASU goes commedia!
‘In traditional commedia, some of the more buffoonish characters — such as the Pantalone and the Harlequin — were all masked. And the others were heavily made up. So it was almost like a mask, but not quite.’
Ponderosa: Homeless survival mode
“It’s ‘Oh my God, I have to eat Taco Bell one more time,’ or ‘I hope this person doesn’t have 17 cats when we show up to their house at 4 a.m.’
