Colorado Celebrities

While staying at the Cosmopolitan in Denver, Colorado, a frustrated Jimi Hendrix wrote a long letter on hotel stationary that would make an everlasting impact on the music world.

The late, great, hardest working man in show business has a bridge in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, that is named after him and even spoke at the dedication ceremony.

Uncover the hidden gems of Colorado's celebrity scene with a spotlight on singers and musicians with ties to the state.

A crazy story has just been unearthed that involves a chance meetup between a famous actor, a famous director, a horror classic and an unconventional yet very Colorado payment.

Jason Momoa's Fort Colllins connection dates back to when he was a tenant at Rams Pointe apartment complex before he became a big Hollywood actor.

Kevin Costner, famous for many roles, including the chiseled and grumpy John Dutton on "Yellowstone," is bringing a production team to Colorado and they'll need extras

Colorado horror fans will be treated to an event featuring stars of films including Pet Sematary, The Silence of the Lambs, Freddy vs. Jason, and more next month.

A massive sandwich consisting of a loaf of bread, peanut butter, jelly, and bacon was a favorite of the King of Rock and Roll and originated in Colorado.

The King himself, Elvis Presley, was a big fan of skiing and snowmobiling in Colorado. Check out some vintage footage of him and Priscilla enjoying the snow.

Where were you on February 11, 1977, at roughly 8:00 p.m.? Were you by any chance at Houston Hall at Mesa College in Grand Junction, Colorado to attend a presentation by one of the most iconic actors of all time?

A chef that calls Colorado home by the name of Manny Barella is set to be a contestant on the popular Top Chef TV show.

A fixture on Colorado televisions for four decades, the inventor of "The Tornado Dance," and overall nice guy, Mike Nelson is calling it quits