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There’s a new deputy in Guthrie — the simple sort of Stetson-wearing, small-town sheriff who keeps easy company and enjoys a cup of coffee and a slice or two of pie. Lou Ford is easygoing and ...
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At first blush, “Everlasting Moments” might sound like a litany of art-house film clichés. Set in Sweden in the early 20th century, its saga of a quiet, strong-willed woman and her lout of a h...
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“The Cake Eaters” is the story of two families whose present is bracketed and, in some ways confined, by a shared past.
Beagle (Aaron Stanford, “X-Men: The Last Stand”) lives ...
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One of the basic tenets of armed rebellion holds that guerillas will ultimately prevail when patient and prepared for extended conflict and drawn-out battle.
Similarly, Steven Soderbergh...
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A uniquely symbiotic partnership exists between architecture and photography. Even the most breathtaking building might have only a limited number of visitors. It’s through the photographic im...
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The title “Blessed Is the Match: The Life and Death of Hannah Senesh” is from a poem by Hannah Senesh. The match in question is one that lights a single candle and thereby brings a glimmer of ...
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When a show — take “ER,” for example — has been around for a long time, it’s easy for people to start thinking it has more cultural significance than it really does.
“A Prairie Home Comp...
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Woman loses dog.
If you’re a bottom-line kind of person, the aforementioned sentence is essentially the bare-bones plot of “Wendy and Lucy.” That slender narrative, however, offers more ...
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Laugh, cry and sing Saturday at a play that celebrates the trials and triumphs of black relationships.
Sponsored by the Oklahoma Marriage Initiative, the musical drama “ Jump the Broom ”...
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In chronicling the evolution of gang violence in Los Angeles, “Crips and Bloods: Made in America,” which screens Thursday through Sunday at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, opens with an upsid...
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“Been Rich All My Life,” a 2005 documentary by director Heather Lyn MacDonald, has five things going for it: The Silver Belles, five chorus girls now in their 80s and 90s who met during the he...
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