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Uncle Luke: Democrats Need to Deliver for Black Voters Who Put Them in Office
Miami New Times
Black people can't let the Democrats keep playing us.
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Peter Boyles on Backlash Over Arguing That Biden Beat Trump
Westword Denver
Boyles acknowledged Joe Biden's election victory early on.
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Aurora Council Nixes Undocumented Immigrant Ordinances
Westword Denver
The ordinances sought to increase protections for undocumented immigrants in Colorado's third-largest city.
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Hidalgo Announces County Vaccine Waitlist and Turner Talks Second Doses As Bumpy Rollout Continues
Houston Press
On Monday, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo announced a new, simplified system for county residents to sign up to get a COVID-19 vaccine. Immediately afterward in his own event, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner explained how things are going with the Houston Health Department's vaccination efforts and discussed second vaccine doses,...
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Homeless People in Dallas Are More Likely to Be Black, Report on Disparity Finds
Dallas Observer
When it came to barriers to exiting homelessness, people said they find it hard to find a job that pays a housing wage, there’s a lack of quality affordable housing, their criminal history keeps them out of housing and it’s difficult navigating the system to get public assistance.
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Four Teams To Whom the Texans Absolutely CANNOT Trade Deshaun Watson
Houston Press
As long as Deshaun Watson uses third parties and rap lyrics on Twitter to communicate his feelings, then it's open season for the national media to report Watson's dissatisfaction with the team as something that is unfixable and irreparable. Watson is doing nothing to dispel these categorizations. So that's how...
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Federal Judge Puts Restrictions on Denver Homeless Sweeps
Westword Denver
A motion for preliminary injunction was granted...in part.
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Inside Denver's Record-Setting Heroin and Fentanyl Overdose Crisis
Westword Denver
Deaths involving meth and fentanyl are on the rise.
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Coors Field Mass Vaccination Event and Improving COVID-19 Data
Westword Denver
Around 1,000 people were vaccinated at the Coors Field event.
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Miami Dolphins Have Second-Worst Fan Base in NFL, According to New Rankings
Miami New Times
The sports news site Yardbarker says Dolphins fans are the second worst in the NFL, barely edging out the Arizona Cardinals.
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Denver Hip-Hop Artists Target Mayor, Homeless Sweeps in New Song
Westword Denver
"Mayor Hancock, the city needs you, you promised to do something, but we don’t see you."
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Auto Croon: DESTINO on Queer Hyperpop and When the World Was Ending
Westword Denver
The rising Denver pop singer on queer hyperpop and his new album.
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It! Rocks: The Crooked Rugs Are Pushing the Limits of Psych-Rock
Westword Denver
For the Fort Collins band, DIY is more than a stepping stone.
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The Best Concerts in Denver This Week
Westword Denver
Daniel Rodriguez, Rhett Miller and Wes Watkins play concerts this week.
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Reader: Let's Make Musicians Going Back to Work an Agenda!
Westword Denver
The music/creative industry was hit hard by the pandemic.
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Nathaniel Rateliff Will Headline Saturday Night Live
Westword Denver
Things keep getting better for the Denver singer-songwriter.
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Here's Where Live Music Is Happening in Denver
Westword Denver
Concerts are back. Here's where.
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The Best Concerts in Denver This Weekend
Westword Denver
Enjoy music from Annie Booth, Wilco, Keota & Oomah and more.
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The Road Inspired New Allison Lorenzen Song "Vale"
Westword Denver
The musicians collaborated on the song with Madeline Johnston of Midwife.
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Isadora Eden Ditched Acoustic Music for Lush Dream Pop
Westword Denver
She recorded her new EP, All Night, in a basement with a leaky ceiling.
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Hot Dog! Handmade Sausages Star on Smokin' Ace's Menu
Westword Denver
Smokin' Ace is making everything from scratch — even the tube steaks!
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COVID Chronicles: Tessa Deli Goes Beyond Sandwiches to Survive
Westword Denver
Pop-ups, artisan markets, a dinner menu and even tequila to go are part of Tessa's strategy.
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MainStage Brewing Finds Hallowed Beer Ground in Lyons
Westword Denver
Oskar Blues will soon have to share beer customers in Lyons.
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The Best Events on This Week's Culinary Calendar
Westword Denver
Haggis! And other delicious experiences this week.
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Reader: So Many Memories of Drunk Food and Good Times at the Denver Diner
Westword Denver
Share a story, win a coffee cup.
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Every Restaurant and Bar Opening and Closing This Week
Westword Denver
Our weekly roundup of new and departing Denver restaurants.
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Ten Denver Diners Deserving of Your Dining Dollars
Westword Denver
Belly up to the counter, even if it's at your place with take-out.
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The Best Events on the Culinary Calendar This Weekend
Westword Denver
Time to toss your holiday fruitcake, literally.
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Third Time's a Charm: Randall's Will Reopen on York Street
Westword Denver
The Cajun and Creole eatery's new location has been in the works for two years.
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Great Divide Will Close RiNo Facility, Consolidate in Original Ballpark Brewery
Westword Denver
The brewery is bringing everything back to its original Ballpark neighborhood home.
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Foundation Wars: Struggling Nonprofits Beg Foundations to Cut the Red Tape
Westword Denver
Jami Duffy of Youth on Record says nonprofits don't have the time to jump through hoops for foundations.
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Shelsea Ochoa Creates Community Through Story and Science
Westword Denver
Creating community through education, science, performance, art, filmmaking and play.
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Trump Lawyer Jenna Ellis Says Conservative Women Are ‘Definitely’ Hotter
Dallas Observer
Jenna Ellis, former President Donald Trump's lawyer who spearheaded the efforts to disprove the results of the 2020 presidential election, is campaigning to become the most obnoxious public figure on Twitter, going head to head with Ted Cruz. Only six months ago, she purposely misgendered Pennsylvania secretary of health and...
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Kirkland Museum Retools Exhibitions to Bring Patrons Back Again and Again
Westword Denver
Explore fine and decorative art at the museum's five 2021 exhibitions.
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Reader: Dating in Denver? Different Strokes for Different Folks.
Westword Denver
Or consider mushrooms.
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A Fresh Lens: CPAC Takes Over Month of Photography for 2021
Westword Denver
"The festival is going to happen, but it’s going to look different."
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Op-Ed: Dating on Tinder in Denver Isn't for Me, Either
Westword Denver
Liking The Office isn't the same as having a personality.
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Auditor Blasts Denver Art Museum and City for Not Reworking Contracts
Westword Denver
The auditor says the city and museum don't know who owns what and need a better contract; they disagree.
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The Pegasus World Cup Gallops Through Gulfstream Park on Saturday
Miami New Times
Maryland-bred Knicks Go is the 5-2 morning-line favorite.
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L.A. Weekly Movie Pick: Two Hip Indie Classics Showcased in Jarmusch Festival
Miami New Times
As L.A. gears up for Jim Jarmusch’s zom-com this June, the American Cinematheque has prepared a double feature consisting of two of the director’s earliest films, co-presented by Beyond Fest.
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L.A. Weekly Movie Picks: El Chicano's Latino Superhero Saga
Miami New Times
El Chicano is being billed as the first Latino superhero film. Co-written by Joe Carnahan (Narc) and co-written and directed by Ben Hernandez Bray (a veteran stuntman who plays one of the guys who gets eaten by wolves in Carnahan's The Grey), the film boasts an all-Hispanic cast and a low-fi look right out of the 1990s.
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L.A. Weekly Movie Picks: Heathers Is 30 Years Old?!
Miami New Times
Heathers, the wickedly funny 1989 cult classic about a teenager (Winona Ryder) who gets involved with a popular girl clique and starts dating a cool nihilist (Christian Slater), gets a special 30th-anniversary screening.
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L.A. Weekly Movie Picks: A Tribute to Claire Denis
Miami New Times
Claire Denis, vanguard of the contemporary French cinema, will be in town this weekend for a retrospective organized by the American Cinematheque. The series begins on the day her newest film, High Life, opens on U.S. screens.
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L.A. Weekly Movie Picks: Dogman, Mary Magdalene and Emily Dickinson Unbound
Miami New Times
Matteo Garrone, the Italian filmmaker who helmed the internationally acclaimed Gomorrah and Reality (as well as the less acclaimed but equally interesting Tale of Tales), returns with Dogman.
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L.A. Weekly Movie Picks: Breakthrough Targets Faith-Based Demographic
Miami New Times
The story of a teen who falls through the ice and lands in a coma while his parents find hope in the power of prayer is based on The Impossible, a lightly fictionalized account of an incident.
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L.A. Weekly Movie Picks: A Fresh Take on Hellboy
Miami New Times
A solid decade has passed since we last saw the hulking red hero in a movie — long enough for the franchise to have faded, if not quite vanished, from cultural memory.
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L.A. Weekly Movie Picks: After Takes a Cue From Harry Styles
Miami New Times
After is the latest film based on a "best-selling worldwide phenomenon," in this case a new-adult genre novel by Anna Todd about a good girl who goes to college and falls head over heels for the class rebel
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L.A. Weekly Movie Picks: Father-Daughter Drama Humanizes High Life
Miami New Times
High Life is a science fiction film with a strange pedigree. Claire Denis, a key architect of modern French cinema, had been kicking around the idea for more than a decade.
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Danish Thriller The Guilty Dazzles Without Ever Leaving a Call Center
Miami New Times
Pretty much the whole film consists of phone exchanges between Asger Holm (Jakob Cedergren), a police officer who has been temporarily demoted to working the phones, and others out in the field as he struggles to save a woman who is being abducted by her ex-husband
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