Colorado Celebrities

Comedian Tig Notaro appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert where she memorialized her friend and Poet Laureate of Colorado, Andrea Gibson.

The University of Colorado’s head football coach, Deion Sanders, made some hilarious comments about Colorado’s wildlife in a recent press conference.

Charles Rocket was best known for his role in Dumb and Dumber as well as his unceremonious firing from Saturday Night Live, but before he hit it big, he once worked as a newscaster in Colorado.

Legendary journalist and Colorado resident Hunter S. Thompson is making headlines again after an announcement that his death is to be re-evaluated by authorities.

Following the passing of famed primatologist Jane Goodall, a frequent visitor to Colorado, a new state holiday has been created in her honor.

"It could have been a lot worse," Mama June said on social media.

One Colorado couple has more subscribers than any other YouTubers.

The man behind the stories that inspired films like Blade Runner, Total Recall, and Minority Report is buried in Colorado, though the reason why remains unclear.

Prior to purchasing the famous Casa Bonita restaurant, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone discovered that the Colorado restaurant was in really bad shape.

Prior to his passing, Adam West claimed that he was banned from visiting Aspen, Colorado, after a notorious night of hard partying.

Most are aware of the tension between Barbara Streisand and the creators of South Park, but its origin involving the singer’s strong words about Colorado is much more complicated.

Colorado’s highest-grossing music artist of all time was pretty popular for a while but has since faded into obscurity.