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How worried should women be about plight of modern men? What with overcoming the imbalance in leadership, eliminating the gender wage gap, and figuring out how to address sexual assault, women have quite a lot on their plate already. Then again, it’s hard to deny that men are struggling. They are more likely to be imprisoned, to be homeless, and to be unemployed and less likely to graduate from college.

There are plenty of ways to become famous online—from capitalizing off a segment on Dr. Phil to uploading makeup tutorials on YouTube to having enough TikTok dance videos go viral. But in many instances, achieving internet fame—and keeping it—is also about who you know. The latest viral figure suddenly getting multi-million dollar brand deals may just be a nepotism friend, or the best friend of someone who is already famous. The nepo-friend isn’t new (although their perks have changed over time), nor is the discourse on the way nepotism functions in Hollywood and other creative industries.

Winter is coming – and so too are the Ice Castles. The popular frozen attraction will return to Colorado following a two-year hiatus and set up in a new location in Cripple Creek. Construction of the Ice Castles’ famous ice slides, tunnels, towers and crawl spaces will begin in October “in hopes of opening in late December, or early January, depending on the weather,” according to an announcement posted on social media. Tickets will go on sale closer to the opening date. Related Articles Outdoors | “That can’t happen again”: Southwest Airlines CEO prepares for winter in Denver to avoid last year’s meltdown Outdoors | New in Colorado skiing: Four resort improvements we can’t wait to try this winter Outdoors | WATCH: Bravo TV show “Winter House” goes slope style in Steamboat Springs Outdoors | Is Denver in a “false fall”? Outdoors | Will a strong El Niño bode well for Colorado ski resorts? The Ice Castles will pop up at 339 E.

“The Enchanters,” By James Ellroy. “The Enchanters.” By James Ellroy. Alfred A. Knopf. Los Angeles, 1962. Marilyn Monroe has just killed herself. Another movie star is kidnapped. A sex fiend is sneaking into women’s houses. The police department is corrupt, and so is Freddy Otash, former private eye and opportunist. Still, Bobby Kennedy wants to quash the rumors about Monroe and President Jack Kennedy, so he and the L.

There’s no rhyme or reason as to why so much of what we consume on the internet becomes popular. The internet takes hold of something—thanks to a shared whim or collective need for something meaningless over which to seek connection—and a viral meme is born. In today’s edition: photos of Kevin James. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] Several different photos of James have been making the rounds on X over the past few days, many of them promotional shots for his turn-of-the-millennium sitcom The King of Queens.

Country artist Morgan Wallen originally snubbed Denver on his blockbuster One Night at a Time stadium tour, which kicked off overseas in March. But as it turns out, local fans will have the opportunity to catch Wallen in the Mile High City after all. Related Articles Entertainment | A Reba McEntire corn maze, a silent film fest and more things to do this weekend Entertainment | Grateful Dead-themed bar forced to close for 90 days, could lose brewing and live-music licenses Entertainment | Evan Rachel Wood comes to Meow Wolf Denver for a psychedelic concert this week Entertainment | Colorado’s first all-state youth mariachi group finds culture, connection in music of past generations Entertainment | What to do this week in Denver: Festival of Horror, Latin Fashion Week, Chuck D on stage On Tuesday, the “Last Night” singer announced he’s extending the tour with 10 dates in 2024, including a stop at Empower Field on June 27.