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One Week, 185 Avalanches: How to Stay Safe in Colorado's High Country
Westword Denver
Today's storms could make a dangerous situation worse.
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Denver Sidewalk Shoveling Fines and Inspections: What You Need to Know
Westword Denver
The fine for a first offense is $150.
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Innocent Bystander Struck During Miami-Dade Police Shootout in Liberty City
Miami New Times
When an officer returned fire, a bullet struck a female bystander.
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Carnival Has More Sexual Assault Reports Than Any Other Cruise Line, Statistics Show
Miami New Times
Since 2016, Carnival has consistently reported the most incidents.
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Councilman Hinds Calls for More Public Input in Sheriff Search
Westword Denver
Councilman Chris Hinds wants to ensure that his constituents have a say in picking Denver's next sheriff.
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Deshaun Watson Wins AFC Offensive Player of the Week For Win Over Patriots
Houston Press
Heading into the Texans' Week 11 game in Baltimore against the Ravens, Deshaun Watson was firmly embedded in the MVP race as the No. 3 guy, odds of around 6/1, with Lamar Jackson and Seahawks QB Russell Wilson. The Texans' 41-7 loss to the Ravens sent Watson's MVP candidacy reeling,...
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Texas Horse Park Operator Is Refusing to Pay Out Settlement to Injured Grandmother
Dallas Observer
River Ranch Educational Charities, the scandal-plagued operator of the city-owned horse park in southern Dallas, is refusing to pay out a $25,000 settlement to a woman who was thrown off one of its horses in 2017. The woman, Rhonda Allen, was there on a staff-supervised ride with her daughter and...
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Rangers Nod to the Past With New Park Dimensions, Uniforms
Dallas Observer
In the midst of the Cowboys' ongoing circus, Luka Doncic's sublime start to the 2019-20 NBA season and the Stars' red-hot winter, the out-of-season Texas Rangers managed to steal Dallas' sports show for a couple of hours Wednesday afternoon, giving North Texas baseball fans their best look yet at what's coming...
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City Hall Exhibit Aims to Educate About Dallas’ Segregated Past and Present
Dallas Observer
Racially-based redlining practices divided Dallas and cities across the country for decades in ways that still impact neighborhoods today. An exhibit about the history of this practice and its effects, as well as what to do about it, will be on display in Dallas City Hall's main lobby until December 31.
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How Should the NBA Respond to Their Blown Call in the Rockets Game?
Houston Press
On Tuesday night in San Antonio, officials during the Rockets-Spurs game blew a call. This is nothing new. It happens frequently, far too frequently some might argue. However, in most cases it's a missed foul or a ball that goes out of bounds off the other team. This was different...
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Maroon 5, Ice Cube and Every New Denver Concert Announcement
Westword Denver
Maroon 5, Ice Cube and Chicago all announced Denver concerts.
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Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett Are Coming to Denver
Westword Denver
Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, Poison and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts will bring the Stadium Tour to Denver.
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Wolf Van Elfmand Bridges "Twinkle Twinkle" and the Talking Heads
Westword Denver
Denver singer-songwriter Wolf Van Elfmand discusses his latest release, a kid-friendly album called Music for Minors (Ages 3 to 300).
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The Monkees' Micky Dolenz on Playing the Beatles' White Album
Westword Denver
The Monkees' Micky Dolenz remembers the Beatles.
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Denver's DIY Scene Has Resurfaced Three Years After the Ghost Ship Fire
Westword Denver
Three years after the Ghost Ship fire, Denver's DIY scene has resurfaced.
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Want to Study EDM Production? CU Denver Has You Covered
Westword Denver
Students can study the Electronic Digital Instrument behind EDM production.
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The Denver Bootleg: Bonnie and the Clydes
Westword Denver
If you're ever stuck in a steam room with a creepy man, try singing.
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Colorado Symphony Brings Magic to the Flaming Lips' The Soft Bulletin
Westword Denver
The Soft Bulletin Recorded Live at Red Rocks With the Colorado Symphony brings new life to the Flaming Lips' 1999 classic.
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Why Wendy Kale Deserves Her Spot in the Colorado Music Hall of Fame
Westword Denver
The Colorado Daily music journalist Wendy Kale covered Boulder's club scene for nearly three decades.
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The Best Greek Restaurants in Greater Phoenix
Phoenix New Times
Greek salads to spanakopita, and all your other Mediterranean favorites.
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Colt & Gray Will Close After a Decade on Platte Street
Westword Denver
A pioneer in the gastropub and nose-to-tail movements will shutter on December 21.
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Stirring the Pot: No More Franken-dishes This Holiday Season
Westword Denver
Some foods do not go together!
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Beer Calendar: Ring in Holidays at Falling Rock, Upslope, TRVE and Burns
Westword Denver
Denver's best craft beer tappings, tastings and festivals through December 20.
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10 Best Cookies in Greater Phoenix
Phoenix New Times
There's nothing cookie-cutter about these cookies.
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Happy Hour Is Hard to Miss at Cap Hill's Park Tavern
Westword Denver
An old Capitol Hill favorite still does two-for-one drink tokens after twenty years of happy hours.
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Navigating the Mexican Restaurants on Navigation: Taquería Chabelita
Houston Press
This is the third in a series of visits to the six-cluster of Mexican restaurants on Navigation, a group of eateries that exemplifies Houston’s indigenous culinary history. Taquería Chabelita is one of the six Mexican restaurants clustered on Navigation, and because of its Veracruz influence, it points to the cosmopolitan...
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Magnolia Cajun Dining Opens on South Broadway
Westword Denver
A Louisiana chef is behind the latest new restaurant on South Broadway.
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Fourteen Colorado-Made Food and Drink Gift Ideas
Westword Denver
What to get for that food and booze lover this holiday season.
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Five Things to Do for Free In and Around Denver This Weekend
Westword Denver
Fun for kids and adults alike!
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Balneario Gallery Will Open in the Station 16 Space
Westword Denver
A Mexico-based gallery will open its first outpost at the Source.
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House of Pod Honored the Best Colorado Podcasters at the Hoppys
Westword Denver
House of Pod throws its first annual awards-party for the best in the Colorado podcasting community.
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Robischon Unwraps Four Shows, Including a Richard Serra Solo
Westword Denver
The gallery is a must-see this holiday season.
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Migrating to Prison Looks at the Criminalization of Immigrants
Westword Denver
César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, a DU law professor, wrote a book all about immigrant detention in America.
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Jonny Barber Passes the Colfax Museum Collection Plate
Westword Denver
He's started a GoFundMe campaign to restore his dream to solvency.
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Third Time's a Charm: Knew Conscious Rebuilds Again
Westword Denver
The psychedelic-art gallery and after-hours members-only club gets a new home.
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Benchmark's Parfumerie Has the Sweet Smell of Success
Westword Denver
This is a different kind of Christmas play.
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Book It: The Five Best Literary Events This Week
Westword Denver
Your five best bets for the literary week in Denver – and some damn fine gift ideas to boot.
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The 20 Best Things to Do in Dallas This Week, Dec. 3 – 8
Dallas Observer
Tuesday, December 3 Ernie Kovacs Retrospective Dallas VideoFest annually presents The Ernie Kovacs Award to television’s comedy visionaries. In doing so, the organization normally presents a smattering of clips featuring the man who inspired so many laughs, as well as the talent honored — this year’s recipient is John Cleese...
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L.A. Weekly Movie Pick: Two Hip Indie Classics Showcased in Jarmusch Festival
Dallas Observer
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
Dallas Observer
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?!
Dallas Observer
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
Dallas Observer
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
Dallas Observer
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
Dallas Observer
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
Dallas Observer
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
Dallas Observer
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
Dallas Observer
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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