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Stephen Carradini
If the correct pieces fall into place, Oklahoma will have a museum of Okie-related pop culture up and running in Tulsa by 2015.

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Phil Bacharach
Aside from 2012 meaning the end of the world (a big shout-out to those kooky Mayans), the new year provides an opportunity to wipe the slate clean and start anew.

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History is being rewritten with ABC’s new comedy series, GCB, co-starring Oklahoma native and Emmy winner Kristin Chenoweth. But not because it breaks new ground or anything.

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GCB, the controversial sitcom starring Oklahoma native and Emmy winner Kristin Chenoweth, was practically DOA, as ABC announced that its May 6 season finale was also its series finale.

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Author and Muskogee native Sarah Vowell once commented that being part Cherokee in Oklahoma “is about as rare and remarkable as being a Michael Jordan fan in Chicago. I mean, who isn’t?” But don’t tell that to Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., who can’t seem to get past the remarkableness of Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren’s Cherokee heritage.

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There must be a lot of perks to being Jolly Ol’ Saint Nick. You have scores of elves to do your bidding. Families across the globe lavish you with milk and cookies. With a magical sleigh, you never have to fly Southwest.

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Tiny actress Kristin Chenoweth, interviewing shiny actress Renée Zellweger on the Academy Awards pre-show on Feb. 24: