Situated in the Mecca of Denver’s haute couture scene—Cherry Creek North— Blu offers women a fine denim experience. Opened since August, Blu specializes in outfitting women with the perfect pair of “premium denim” pants, which includes a variety of “price conscious denim brands.”

The story centers around a couple who has supposedly fallen in love, having only interacted once or twice in the flesh. FedEx ends up delivering the engagement ring. As you can probably imagine, the premise is ripe for hilarity of all stripes.

“Body English is a nightclub that is designed after an English rock star’s living room,” VIP Host and former Denverite Justen Crews said. “That’s the look and the feel we’re going for.” And, covered in dark woods and rich, red leather, Body English certainly speaks the language of luxury, while maintaining the sexy appeal of rock star living.

Steak, seafood and spirits, it’s in the name; but let’s not forget stripes, sauce and SINATRA! Ok Sinatra-heads, you know who you are.  Closet bobbysoxer perhaps? Well don’t blow your top, old-blue-eyes is back! It’s been close to a decade since the tragic day in ‘98. If you must know the story, he can be caught singin’ and swingin’ at Marni’s restaurant every Thursday and Friday night.

In any typical Denver antique furniture store, it’s rare to see beautiful deco chandeliers hanging above kitschy barware, or a 1960’s glass rosary next to an Eames lounge. But that’s not the case at Lee Alex Décor. This eclectic furniture and accessories shop has everything you could possibly want to furnish your humble abode or keep your jewelry box stocked full of sparkles.

In an effort to school both myself and my readers, I recently shadowed and then picked the virtual brain of SoCo’s resident VJ, Keisuke Shingu, about the history, culture and logistics of being a VJ.

From the Hollywood-immortalized, stylish city of Casablanca, Simo (aka DJ Elite) flavors the Mile-High City’s sexy lounge LeRouge with sounds of the house music variety-but the extent of his musical talent is far-reaching. DJ Elite shared with me his beginnings in Casablanca, his journey to Denver, and his passionate drive to bring house to the LoDo masses.

Upon his return to the mile-high way of life, Pham found a home with his friends from Opal who also own Aqua across the street. Pham has shaken things up to the point that Aqua, a restaurant we already loved, has progressed leaps and bounds.

The Canadian circus built on a wing and a prayer is finally graduating to arena rock status.  Over two decades of pitching tents has earned them the prestige and acclaim to dominate larger venues.  Last August, Delirium descended on the Pepsi Center.  It was the first show designed for such a massive audience.  Saltimbanco, originally a collapsible tent show like many of its brothers and sisters, is the second...