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Denver photo booth gives you a picture of your 'soulmate' (opens the original)
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Finding your one true love is a difficult task, especially in Denver. But what if you knew who to look for? A new local photo booth promises to give users a picture of their soulmate. All you have to do is sit in the Soulmate Booth, answer a few questions over the phone, and pay $10. Then two photo strips print: one of you and one of the person the booth’s algorithm deems you most compatible with. The booth does not provide your soulmate’s contact information, just their first name and photograp
Lawsuit claims a passenger died in aftermath of Denver airport runway suicide (opens the original)
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Michael Mott’s death captured national attention in May, when the 41-year-old snuck onto a Denver International Airport runway and walked in front of a departing plane. But Mott was not the only tragedy, a new lawsuit alleges. Silva Ermelinda De Cervantes, a Weld County grandmother, was among the 224 passengers aboard the Frontier Airlines flight that struck Mott. One of the plane’s engines caught fire during the collision, and takeoff was aborted. Passengers were forced to evacuate down emergen
Review: Bleachers at Red Rocks (opens the original)
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Jack Antonoff and I are both going through breakups right now. I think he’s handling it better than I am. I’m already in tears when I arrive at Red Rocks, after a 30-minute drive scored by my heartbreak playlist. It’s not the vibe I hoped to bring into my first solo concert. But I figure it’s fitting enough. The band’s frontman, Antonoff, is months into his own split from his wife, Margaret Qualley. Just last week, he made headlines for refusing to play “Let’s Get Married” at a Los Angeles show,
Judge dismisses election denier complaint in Colorado (opens the original)
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A national election-denying group suffered a major loss this week in its years-long effort to disrupt Colorado’s electoral system. United Sovereign Americans sued Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold and Attorney General Phil Weiser in September 2024, alleging errors in voter registration data that it argues indicate the state’s election results are unreliable. The case was part of a series of litigation across nine states that critics called an effort to spread misinformation and sow doubt
First-time performers are given the spotlight at Not Til Now (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people will pack into a Denver metro theater next week — not for one of the prestigious plays, dance companies or musical acts that usually occupy the stage — but to watch 10 ordinary people try something new. Not Til Now offers everyday Coloradans a chance to explore and debut their talents in front of a crowd. Performers can sing, dance, do comedy, tell stories and more; the only requirement is that they do something for the first time. “The show does something to people,” says Bri
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