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In response to the April 27 story “Fame monster” carried over from KFOR-TV to Chicken-Fried News. I would like to raise an issue with the manner in which the story was reported, and the greater ignored issue.
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Dead cat not the real problem: responsibility is.
CFN
Gazette staff
In response to the April 27 story “Fame monster” carried over from KFOR-TV to Chicken-Fried News. I would like to raise an issue with the manner in which the story was reported, and the greater ignored issue.
Painted ladies
Lookin' pretty in the city
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
My makeup is what you’d call minimal. And that’s being generous. The only products I am religious about applying are moisturizer, mascara and eyebrow powder.
Denomination divisions
An amendment that would allow the ordination of gay clergy has some Presbyterian ministers talking schism.
News
Greg Horton
The Presbyterian Church (USA) moved closer to ordaining LGBT candidates for ministry last month. The Twin Cities Presbytery in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area became the 87th presbytery to ratify Amendment 10-A, which changed previous language that only allowed for married or celibate candidates to be considered.
Criticizing creationists
Letters to the Editor
J.A. Gowman
The main reason creationists criticize evolution is that it is still just a scientific “theory,” not a scientific “law.” A “theory” starts out as a plausible idea, for which evidence is collected.
10 films to see at deadCENTER film festival
Sports documentaries, zombie musicals, hooker dramedies and so much more
Features
Phil Bacharach, Joshua Boydston, Stephen Carradini, Rod Lott
Oklahoma’s Kings of Leon unleashes its documentary at deadCENTER Film Festival, but it’s hardly the only flick screening. Here’s a peek at 10 others.
Cafe central
Cafe Kacao is doing Central American food right with colorful cuisine and Latin flavor. Plus, you can’t beat an all-day breakfast.
Restaurant Reviews
Jenny Coon Peterson
I have a hard time saying Cafe Kacao without accenting the end like a loud, exuberant toucan. (ka-KOW!) But it somehow seems appropriate for this restaurant, which focuses on the savory, spicy flavors of Guatemala and southern Mexico.
‘Dirty’ job
You don't want to see the film that was set in Stillwater.
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Gazette staff
Opening Friday in select cities (read: likely not ours) is the dramedy “Dirty Girl,” which we only mention because it’s set in Norman, and definitely not because it looks like there’s a scene in which the leading lady might be forced to strip for some quick cash.
Joe cool
Coffee shops fight back against brutal summer heat waves by offering something a bit cooler to satisfy those jonesing for a perfect brew.
Food and Drink Features
Charles Martin
After weeks suffering under the blistering summer sun, the thought of a piping-hot cup of coffee might not pique interest as it would in winter. That doesn’t mean coffee shops are closing their doors and waiting out the heat wave, but rather shifting their focus.
