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Don Cheadle betrayed by his own subtlety in thriller

Don Cheadle betrayed by his own subtlety in thriller

Traitor is intense and intelligent, has something to say without being pedantic and presents complicated issues without condescending. So why does it feel more than a bit off?

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Don Cheadle betrayed by his own subtlety in thriller

Traitor is intense and intelligent, has something to say without being pedantic and presents complicated issues without condescending. So why does it feel more than a bit off?

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'Found Objects' reveals other side of stars

Some people collect stamps, some collect vinyl record albums, Harry Shearer collects video clips of new makers and TV jounalists in their less-than-finest mements for his Found Objects Web feature.

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A taste of the late Epstein

The late Howie Epstein worked with the greats of rock 'n' roll, most notably as bass player in Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, but never released any music of his own - until after his death.

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After shuttering her darkroom, Gwen Laine had a change of art

A creative block is not unusual for an artist or a writer. But when it leads someone to close her studio, get rid of her equipment and not produce work for 18 months, that's more like making a clean break. That's what it took, however, for Gwen Laine to find her way back to photography.

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Politics, drama mix throughout history

At their worst, they're called agitprop, dramas that sacrifice art for propaganda. At their best, they can change hearts and minds. The list of great politically themed plays is not short; here are 10 that stirred our souls. You'll notice many come from the 1930s - apparently a Great Depression and the rise of Fascism stirs the playwriting soul.

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DINING UPDATE: Times misses the boat in Denver

Readers' comments about The New York Times' "36 Hours in Denver" story - which named a paltry two restaurants - have mysteriously disappeared from the Times' Web site.

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THE BUZZ: A shortlist of Denver's best saloons

Welcome, Democratic National Conventioneers! My name is Dave, and I write about bars. As such, I thought it might be a service to you all to provide a DNC Drinker's Guide to Denver. Please clip this out and laminate it and carry it with you at all times, in case the sudden need for a slug presents itself - which, if I know anything about politics, will be about hourly . . .

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How to enter "A Dozen on Denver" writing contest

Enter our contest marking the city's 150th anniversary and you could win $500 and see your story published in the Rocky Mountain News.
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DJ samples sights, sounds of Antarctica

Talk about a change of scenery. Paul Miller (aka DJ Spooky) left behind his familiar world of pulsating, crowded, sweaty urban discos for the silent, frozen expanses of Antarctica.

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ASK: No Ask this week

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Box Office Weekend Results

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Title
Gross
1 Tropic Thunder $16,272,195
2 The House Bunny $14,533,702
3 Death Race $12,621,090
4 The Dark Knight $10,542,424
5 Star Wars: The Clone Wars $5,661,456
6 Pineapple Express $5,452,163
7 Mirrors $5,010,663
8 Mamma Mia! $4,314,840
9 The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor $4,177,950
10 The Longshots $4,080,687

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