The top station remained dominant “sunrise to sundown, all day, every day,” but suffered double-digit audience declines in certain newscasts compared to a year earlier.
The concise gem (with no intermission), based on cartoonist Alison Bechdel's graphic memoir, here benefits from an evenly capable cast. No one voice stops the show, each has its moment.
The regional premiere of Robert Askins’ provocative “Hand to God” offers equal parts raunchy fun and bloody drama. That may surprise those who’ve heard only about the hilarity of the...
Brad Remington, vice president and general manager of KMGH-Channel 7, will leave the station at the end of next month. He had held the title since March 2015.
Swear off social media and cable news for a while, set aside the Canadian citizenship applications along with the Xanax. For the moment, binge-watching may be the best relief.
The national tour of Kander and Ebb’s powerful “Cabaret” lands in Denver through Oct. 9, sounding a bit too pretty and looking a tad too slick. To do it justice,...