Colorado Celebrities

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

South Park, the cartoon based in Colorado and carrying the distinction of being the most popular of its kind in the state, is allowing someone to become a permanent resident, all for a good cause.

While the most famous account of a celebrity being creeped out at The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, involves horror author Stephen King, a famous actor not affiliated with horror at all reportedly had a similar experience.

It’s easy to assume that South Park, a cartoon set in Colorado and created by Coloradans, is popular in the state, but how popular is it elsewhere?

Vintage footage shows Stephen King discussing an idea he once had for a story set in a women’s room in Colorado’s Stapleton Airport.

Did you see the movie "National Lampoon's Vacation"? If you saw the movie, then you most certainly know who Cousin Eddie is. Do you recall his house in Kansas? Well, it's not in Kansas, it's actually in Colorado, and you can drive by it.

Whether it's the celebrities who frequent popular ski towns or those who were born here but no longer call the state their home, celebrities and Colorado go hand in hand.

Aspen, Colorado will host a special preview of musical based on Woody Creek counterculture icon Hunter S. Thompson before its latest east coast run premieres.

The South Park character of Bat Dad, a masked man who takes his son’s little league team a little too seriously, bares a striking resemblance to a professional wrestler who was based in Colorado.

You already know that acclaimed Country music artist Gary Morris has been cranking out hit songs for over 40 years, but did you know he's lived in Colorado for the last 25 years? Read More: Grand Junction Colorado's Concert Bucket List According to You Here's a list of ten things you didn't know about Colorado's Gary Morris, one of which is going to blow your mind. Ga...