Music
Stephen Carradini
Making a list? Checking it twice? Tearing it up in frustration? Give the gift of music with these in-tune suggestions for the fam.
Sunday 19 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: make
Sounds of the season
Music
Stephen Carradini
Making a list? Checking it twice? Tearing it up in frustration? Give the gift of music with these in-tune suggestions for the fam.
Point: Revise outmoded liquor laws
The business community in Oklahoma City believes the time has come to review laws
Commentary
Roy Williams
The year 1907 was pretty important for our state. It was the year the territorial period ended, and Oklahoma was established as the 46th state. It was also when the state’s laws concerning the sale of alcohol were written into the Oklahoma Constitution.
Redbud blooms
Chase Healey applies his ale expertise to a new Oklahoma City brewing company
Food and Drink Features
Greg Horton
Chase Healey thinks of himself as an Oklahoman. His family moved to Jenks from Iowa when he was 6. He spent his entire public school career in Jenks, and later went to the University of Oklahoma.
Murphy’s craw
Whoa, dude. Just... whoa.
CFN
Gazette staff
Chart-topping rockers Kings of Leon — two of whose four members were born here in the 405 — face an unlikely threat to their kingdom: Ryan Murphy.
Con Artist
The documentary ‘Con Artist’ is a brush with greatness — or is that arrogance? — as it profiles art-world scourge Mark Kostabi.
Documentary
Rod Lott
Con Artist
8 p.m. Friday-Saturday
Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 415 Couch
OKCMOA.com, 236-3100
$8, $6 seniors
Munn ho!: Sixth in a series
"Day wasted." Really.
CFN
Gazette staff
Remember that scene in “Raiders of the Lost Ark” when Karen Allen drank that big dude under the table? If Hollywood remakes that — and Chicken-Fried News prays it doesn’t — Olivia Munn would make a great replacement.
Woman power
Marilyn Artus examines society’s treatment of modern women.
Visual Arts
Courtney Silva
It’s safe to say that Marilyn Artus likes to make bold statements with her artwork.
No fooling Mother Nature
Letters to the Editor
Ron Ferrell
Regarding Sen. Jim Inhofe’s Commentary (“Counterpoint: ‘Clean, reliable and affordable’ power”) in the April 20 Oklahoma Gazette:
Nice aim
Based partly in Oklahoma City, the production company Toy Gun Films sets its sights on making movies that change the world.
Features
Courtney Silva
In 2009, they started Toy Gun Films, a nonprofit production company based in Oklahoma City and Los Angeles, aimed at producing films that tell stories of moral courage and overcoming social injustices from around the world. Green said that being a nonprofit was an ideal way to get their content out there for people to see and make a difference.
