Chris Wiger

Happy Halloween!

Walt Disney World lost one of their best cast members ever a few days ago. Judi Perry Daley lost her courageous battle with cancer. I'm sure Walt Disney had his arms wide open to welcome her to Heaven.

One of my personal favorites was "Remember Me" from "Coco" with classical guitar, orchestra and Lang Lang.

This makes me cry. How can he do this?

Denver sure turned out.

So proud of my 96-year-young friend Ruth and her 80 Balfour friends who joined the worldwide NO KINGS protest.

Lincoln Center is opening a new production of "Ragtime" on Broadway. Themes of immigration and racial justice are woven into the pursuit of the American dream. Our nation needs this musical so urgently now. My brother Cary and his husband Jim are actually seeing a preview this weekend.

GO BRONCOS in jolly ol' London!

Has one city ever won the Stanley Cup, Super Bowl and NBA Championship in the same year? Are you ready Denver! #GoAvsGo

New birch and charcoal rug. Design is based on the Nordic cross, seen in Scandinavian art.

Signature win for Bo and the Broncos.

Eugene Levy has a wonderful series called "The Reluctant Traveler." He visits London and receives a rare invitation from the Prince of Wales to tour Windsor Castle. The interview with Prince William that follows is warm, intelligent and fascinating. It's season 3, episode 4 on Apple+.

Heading to Vegas with Cary and Jim to see "The Wizard of Oz" at the Sphere.

Ah Colorado. Photo by Terry Shapiro (c)

...is everything you hope a movie could be, and a fitting grand finale.

Really proud of my childhood team and their rookie quarterback.

I'm thrilled to be watching Magnolia Network's "The Last Wright" on HBO MAX. Two women are building the RiverRock House, the last residence Frank Lloyd Wright finished plans for when he died. The first episode was wonderful.

One of my favorite Colorado Avalanche players from my 1996 Stanley Cup Champions is Peter Forsberg. Peter was back in Denver this weekend for an alumni game at DU. Welcome home, Peter!

The opening season of the Lone Tree Arts Center, I had the honor of publicizing the Lone Tree run of the Arvada Center's beautiful and moving production of "Ragtime." The most wonderful surprise was getting to know one of the most dedicated actors I've ever known. Wayne Kennedy passed today.

My friend and neighbor Hillary decided to take her small harp out to our courtyard this morning. You can find her on YouTube as Hillary the Harpist.

"The Gilded Age," a finale that lived up to the hype! Wonderful!

Seeing "A Chorus Line" for the first time changed my life. Happy 50th Anniversary.

Seeing "A Chorus Line" for the first time changed my life. Happy 50th Anniversary.

Six weeks from shoulder replacement surgery: Not required to wear sling anymore.

HBO MAX and "The Gilded Age" invited us to the wedding of the century. WOW, just WOW!

My day started with an early morning IMAX showing of the new "Superman." I loved this movie and it's an actual real summer blockbuster. David Corenswet is my favorite Superman EVER because of his humanity, niceness, compassion and nerdy humor (a Juilliard graduate, his theatre background shines).

Denver Center actor and NTC graduate John Behlmann has joined the pre-Broadway Nashville cast of "DOLLY: A True Original Musical" as Carl Dean, Dolly Parton’s late beloved husband. John just finished the Broadway run of "SMASH."

It's really disappointing when a new movie in a series doesn't even come close to the other films that preceded it. You're setting the bar really low when your favorite thing in the movie is Manuel Garcia-Rulfo's hot mustache. He plays "The Lincoln Lawyer" on TV. Darn!