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Valentine’s Day
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Breakfast Erotica–for the “Morning After”
It’s the morning after Valentine’s Day. Roses are beautifully displayed on the counter. There are some leftover chocolates…
Hindsight: Dateless @ DeVotchKa
I had free tickets to Devotchka’s Valentine’s Day Gala & CD Release Party Saturday night. My date left with…
Event Horizon: Sex Issue Release 2/15 @ Lannie’s
Never been to a Sex party before? Don’t get your panties in a bunch, this week’s Lannie’s-hosted soiree…
Vlog On: “Panty Droppers”
Menverites: wanna impress your S.O. on V-Day? Cupid Valentino and the Filipino Love Muscle–Sammy T–have a few tips.…
Hump Days: Cupid’s stupid; love isn’t
So… Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and I’m certainly glad Hallmark established this holiday because, personally,…
Fork It: Chocolates, Cocktails & Cuisine
If Old Man Winter has not been harsh enough, then Valentine’s Day is coming to slap you in…
Devotchka: Squeezebox for your Main Squeeze
Nick Urata may not have wings sprouting out of his back or a cloth diaper covering his junk, but that doesn't mean he isn't a modern embodiment of the arrow-slinging cherub. Hopped up on human growth hormone. And with a flamenco-leaning axe and soaring pipes in place of the bow. Urata and his melodic co-conspirators in Devotchka—filling The Fillmore with amour February 12—have been sound-tracking Denver area devotees' V-Days for the better part of a decade.
Chocolate, Port & Velvet (optional)
Serve up romance with home-made chocolate truffles and a beautifully presented glass of port (red velvet underwear optional).…
Musical Ambush: Famous Singing Telegrams
The naughty nurse who mistakenly consoles Ferris Bueller’s sister—instead of Bueller himself—is easily the most well known singing…
A Valentine
“Are you guys naked? Can I come in and hang out?” yells Kailey’s roommate, Emily, before she knocks…
The Odd Couple – Dates for Dummies
So while cruising the pages of this month’s Glamour my other half and I came across an interesting…
Musical Resolutions
Making a New Year's resolution on or before January 1 is admittedly a somewhat arbitrary annual goal-setting regimen. Sure, the Greco-Roman calendar correlates approximately with our astrological lap around the Sun, but getting your ambition on should ideally happen more than just once a year. Still, aiming high is rarely a bad idea, (unless you're defending yourself against a murderous Leprechaun) no matter how trivial the underlying reason for doing so may be.