By: Deidre Helton

If you thought there was only so much a man could do to play with his private parts, you were wrong....

By: AJ Gunning

“Robin Hood” becomes little more than a confused portrayal of fate, deceit and glory in medieval England....

By: Bianca Gordon

What constitutes a real rock show? Arvada locals The Say So can tell you after their show Thursday night at the Hi-Dive. Frequents of local venues such as The Marquis and Herman’s Hideaway, it wasn’t until Thursday night that these boys finall...

By: Deidre Helton

Run from Dogs creates a lustfully enriched sound through heartfelt vocals, modern intellect and the curious optimism of self-discovery through the love of another – all with a hint of glamorous 70s influence....

By: Steve Coulter

The creative brains behind Lost, the sci-fi television series about a group of interconnected plane crash survivors stranded on a concealed and fantastical island, are pulling down the curtains on the show that has altered network television forever in it...

By: Alaina Rook

It’s that time of year again, when America takes a collective gasp, crosses its fingers and waits impatiently for the crowning of the next American Idol. On May 26 only one of the three final contestants, Crystal Bowersox, Lee DeWyze and Casey James...

By: Alex Payne

Common plays Scott McKnight, the love interest of Leslie Wright (Queen Latifah) in the new movie “Just Wright.” But Common had hit singles such as “The People,” so why is he throwing that away for an acting career that has a dull f...

By: Steve Coulter

When the first installment of the Iron Man franchise was released the first weekend in May, it kicked off the summer movie season and forced the rest of its competition to match its fire power and thrill....

By: Morgan Tilton

From the second he was under the stage lights, Emcee Macklemore broke the physical silence of the crowd....

By: Morgan Tilton

“Exit Through the Gift Shop” was meant to be a glimpse into the world of the global graffiti artist known as Banksy. However, when filmmaker Thierry Guetta set out to create the documentary, his life instead became the focal point....

By: Deidre Helton

Released last week, Minus the Bear’s Omni provides listeners with simple, escapist realities and effortless narratives through a minimalistic approach....

By: Cory Lamz

The evolution of Keane began in 2004 when the UK band  introduced a sound no one was familiar with,  pop-rock with a piano kick....

By: Hunter Stevens

A new chapter in the ska-punk legacy of Sublime is evident in the group's current tour that features  singer Rome Ramirez whose name has become part of the band's new name, now Sublime with Rome....

By: Alex Payne

B.o.B’s debut album, B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray, combines unusual instrumentals and beats not found in the typical rap album. Plus, the choruses aren’t just catchy, they are mind-blowing and carry hidden messages....

By: Alaina Rook

The Good Listeners’ newest album is accompanied by a documentary sharing the title, Don’t Quit Your Daydream, which premiered at the Nashville Film Festival on April 21....

By: AJ Gunning

From the deft mind of Chuck Palahniuk comes “Tell-All,” a fascinating tale of twisted, morose characters searching for a meaningful meaninglessness in the midst of Hollywood life....

By: Deidre Helton

Caspian’s second full-length album, Tertia, is for someone who enjoys purely instrumental tracks that allow for the imagination to wander and create its own interpretation....

By: Rosie Wilmot

Weaving one’s way through the rainbow circus masses, through spinning glowsticks and hats with wings, puffs of smoke and glowing attire, Cervantes’ beckons: “Come one, come all.”...

By: Cory Lamz

V.V. Brown is the most exciting British import since Amy Winehouse with the added bonus of no drugs and no beehive hairdo....

By: AJ Gunning

Blue Sky Noise, the latest Circa Survive release, redefines the band’s sound  from dark and compelling to lighthearted and boring....