The gift was loosely wrapped, battered and beaten much like most things that are sent from Philadelphia. It was a small package, but promising, and curious enough to make everyone around eager to see it opened up.

You can tote around a "mini you" and you won’t even have to adopt a Cambodian child like Angelina Jolie. Everyone from the posh princess to the punk rocker down the block can have a fun, fashion-friendly accessory. It’s called the small dog.

To help promote the Nitro, Dodge has teamed up with Anheuser-Busch and Budweiser and they’re planning a giveaway of a brand new Dodge Nitro on Opening Day for the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field.

...a small dance club that provides good bottle service, a cool vibe, and a mash up of pure dance music ranging from house to top 40. Located on the corner of 11th and Lincoln in Denver’s new SoCo club district, it is a convenient bar-hop from Andrew’s and DC10.

The fact that David Bowie sings on this album, at all, was enough reason for me to rush to the store and buy TV On The Radio’s sophomore album Return To Cookie Mountain.

Kevin Alves never wanted to be a DJ. When he was a wee rug rat in the Windy City, he remembers wailing into an imaginary microphone in front of the mirror. American Idol was not in the cards, though.

King Britt has reigned over contemporary electronica for longer than most DJ/producers have been in the scene. His resume is a potpourri of sound and style, and his name is associated with everything from hip-hop joints to deep house grooves, funk to ambient and experimental.

These days, nearly every major American metropolis has got its own homegrown sideshow troupe.  Certain cities in California even boast multiple collectives.  Ukulele Loki’s Folderol Follies is probably Colorado’s most well-known thus far.  This past “Phat” Tuesday, they headlined Boulder’s Fox Theatre for the first time

...but there on the dish nestled behind the Pork loin sits a ramekin full of… no it couldn’t be… yes, sweet potato brulee with a crust of burnt sugar. This creamy, to die for concoction, leaves all nay sayers full and satisfied by the wayside.

...although few outside the hipster circuit knows Ratatat, Classics is chock full of instant classics. Flawlessly fusing uber-melodic, layered electric guitar parts with electronic synths and hip hop beats gives Ratatat extremely broad appeal. The kicker? The band has no vocalist.