Denerstein: ‘Green Zone’ peddles yesterday’s news 
Green Zone, which deals with the early stages of the war in Iraq, winds up firing more blanks than expected. The problem: The movie revolves around a discovery – there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq — that’s lost much of its punch. Put another way: It’s difficult to watch director Paul Greengrass’ urgently presented drama without wishing it would tell us something we didn’t already know.
Denerstein: ‘Remember’ strains not to be forgotten
What you think of Remember Me probably depends on whether you believe the movie’s emotional end justifies the mediocre means by which it got there. I’d vote no.
Jazz Notes: Don’t miss Larry Coryell and Bombay Jazz Project
Forty-five years ago, a young, Texas-born guitarist left college and moved to New York where he joined drummer Chico Hamilton’s band. Before long, the young man from Galveston was part of the groundbreaking jazz/rock group Free Spirits and a member of vibraphonist Gary Burton’s quartet. That guitarist is Larry Coryell and the move to the Apple put him on the path to become “one of the most original improvisers and composers to emerge in the 1960s and 1970s.”
American Idol Recap: Top 8 Guys
This was by far the best night from the guys for me so far this season. I really enjoyed just sitting back and being entertained as a fan of the show. Pretty solid performances all around.Let’s get right to the recap:> Lee Dewyze – Fireflies (Owl City)…
American Idol Recap: Top 8 Girls
As I mentioned in our new Pop Culture podcast, I’m still happily exhausted from the awesome Bon Jovi concert at the Pepsi Center on Monday, so let’s get right to the recap of the remaining eight females’ performances on American Idol last night:> Katie…
INDenverTimes Pop Culture Podcast: 3/9/2010
Josh Mahler and Gray Brothers offer a few final thoughts on the Oscars, including: hosts Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin, Kathryn Bigelow’s historic win for Best Director, and The Hurt Locker knocking off Avatar for Best Picture.Since they’ve been a litt…
Aspen Fashion Week kicks off Sunday, March 14th
Now in it’s second year, Aspen Fashion Week beckons you to the snowy surrounds of this hot mountain hamlet for, what else, high fashion.
Marketing Director (and dear friend) Frances Gregos and I worked on these two event packages for you to consider, even in the 11th hour. The “FashionSKIsta Package” offers extraordinary access to, well, just about [...]
Mahler’s Mondays: Another word from The Camel
Yo! It’s The Camel here… again.Ladies! Ladies! Thank you for that warm welcome! Please, my word count is tight, so we gotta move along. Last week Josh wrote about how he and that red-headed girl that he hangs out with lost her car, but no one is ta…
