BJ and Jamie

07/14/2025

Do you think Chuck’s Arcade for adults will be a SMASH or FLOP???

Chuck E. Cheese announced it is opening arcades for adults and "lifelong fans" alike with the launch of Chuck's Arcade.

07/14/2025

I know Jamie loves Bud's Bar, but this is my favorite place to get a burger in town! -SMH Dil

Founder George Brokalakis passed away last month, but his son carries on.

07/14/2025

Use one word to describe Justin Bieber’s new album “SWAG”
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07/14/2025

Welcome to Colorado Ethan!

07/14/2025

OUT TOMORROW on Netflix

A homemade flying saucer lifts off, and a 6-year-old boy might be inside. National panic ensues — but what truly happened? This documentary investigates.Watc...

07/14/2025

Another BIG winner at The Monarch Casino! 💰What’s the most money you’ve won gambling in Black Hawk???

Are you feeling lucky? One player at Monarch Casino on Wednesday morning was, or at least left with a lot more cash in their wallet — over $1 million more.

07/14/2025

A drink that costs $2.5k would be sold in Cherry Creek 😂

Tucked away in an alley inside the old Cherry Creek Post Office lies B&GC, a speakeasy that’s serving a gold-infused martini worth thousands.

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07/14/2025

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07/14/2025

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07/12/2025

Katie Mohan started taking daily turmeric pills in March after seeing a doctor on Instagram tout its benefits for inflammation and joint pain relief. A few weeks later, the 57-year-old started having stomach pain, nausea and fatigue.

“I just did not feel well generally,” she said. “I also noticed that despite drinking a lot of water every day, that my urine was darker.”

Mohan didn’t link her symptoms to the herbal pills until she saw an NBC News report in May about rising liver damage from supplements. She recognized her symptoms in a patient taking the same high dose of turmeric.

Within a week, Mohan went to urgent care, where tests showed her liver enzymes were 70 times the normal level.

“It was very serious,” said Dr. Nikolaos Pyrsopoulos, a hepatologist at NYU. “Katie actually was one step before full liver damage, liver failure, requiring liver transplant.”

Read more: nbcnews.app.link/1XLH8YZERUb