The Invisible War: Amy Herdy on Sundance bow of film about sex assaults in military

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​Yesterday, following new reports about sex assaults at the Air Force Academy, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced a campaign to address the problem -- one that's about to get even more exposure. That's because tomorrow marks the Sundance Film Fest premiere of The Invisible War, director Kirby Dick's documentary on the subject. Local journalist Amy Herdy, who's featured in the film, will be there. She offers us this preview.

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Hawaii Five-0 producer's apology to Pearl Harbor vets insincere, says host

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Hawaii Five-0's executive producer has apologized to members of Denver's The Greatest Generations Foundation, whose members were "unintentionally offended" when a ceremony on the seventieth anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor coincided with filming. But the event's host, KOA's Steffan Tubbs, calls the apology insincere and shares e-mails with the producer, plus photos, to show why he reached that conclusion.

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9News blooper of the year: "Congratulations on your big hooters" (VIDEO)

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​And you thought that 9News graphic from February that read "Shit Off My Back" was a lock for local TV blooper of the year? You'll reconsider after seeing the following video, in which weather guy Ashton Altieri tells a female colleague, "Congratulations on your big hooters."

It's funny because it's true! Check out the clip below.

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Andrew Cohen, local legal pundit, given formal role on 60 Minutes

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​In our 2001 profile of Andrew Cohen, we noted that the then-35-year-old had vaulted to the top of the local pundit game via a gig with CBS' radio and television divisions.

Remarkably, Cohen has maintained these relationships over the decade since, and his longevity has been rewarded by his naming as the first-ever legal analyst on the network's crown jewel, 60 Minutes.

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Mark Udall proud The Daily Show's Jon Stewart agrees with him (VIDEO)

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​Politicians featured in comedy bits on The Daily Show don't usually draw attention to their appearances, given that they tend to come across as clueless bozos. But Senator Mark Udall's office actually wants constituents to watch the following video, about a provision of a defense bill that would allow indefinite detention of American citizens -- even if it places him on the same side as Tea Party favorite Rand Paul.

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Stephen Colbert reveals Denver Int'l Airport conspiracies -- and phallic symbols! (VIDEO)

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Denver International Airport conspiracy theories just got a boost from one Stephen Colbert. Last night, as part of The Colbert Report's preview to 2012, and those Mayan prophecies that are supposed to spell our doom, he intoned the phrase, "When the end times come, the last words you hear may just be..."

Cut to perky greeter at DIA saying, "Welcome to Denver International Airport" -- and then turning into an evil succubus!

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Photo: Smurf creeps on Legacy High School Marching Band in Thanksgiving Parade

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​If you missed the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade yesterday, you didn't see Broomfield's Legacy High School Lightning Marching band. The more than two-mile parade for Legacy High marked the first time in ten years that a Colorado high school marched in the parade. Big photo below.

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Sam Granillo, Columbine survivor, plans film on long-term trauma of shootings

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Sam Granillo.
​There was a time when you could hardly turn on the TV without seeing the footage over and over: terrified teens fleeing the school with hands in the air, running past the bodies of slain classmates; SWAT teams smashing windows; the badly wounded young man who fell out of the library. Then the world moved on to other horrors.

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Starz Denver Film Fest attendance, revenue up, Starz FilmCenter replacement search goes on

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​Denver Film Society executive director Tom Botelho is still recovering from the just-concluded Starz Denver Film Festival; he's got a severe cold. But the word of mouth about the fest makes him feel better, and so do attendance and revenue figures, both of which appear to be up over last year. Still, plenty of questions remain -- particularly about how the event will replace the Starz FilmCenter, which the DFS must leave at month's end.

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Occupy Denver dog leader Shelby (and Michael Bennet) get Rachel Maddow shout-outs (VIDEO)

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​While neither Occupy Denver nor its donors have been getting much love from the Denver Police Department, at least OD dog leader Shelby is generating good publicity nationwide. Last night, the pooch scored airtime on Rachel Maddow's MSNBC program courtesy of a photo and quote from Kelsey Whipple's coverage. And she wasn't the only Coloradan getting a close-up.

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