The first time I heard Smashing Pumpkins was in a small house down a back road in southern Oklahoma. Someone put Adore in the CD player, saying “Just trust me; give it a chance.” Not knowing what to expect, I was drawn in as earnest, atmospheric intro “To Sheila” tinkled through the speakers and then […]
Leslie Spears
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Greyson Chance’s Somewhere Over My Head shows maturity beyond viral appeal
Opening track “Afterlife” on Greyson Chance’s new EP has the makings of a summer jam.
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OKG Shop: Giving Back
Think about giving back to the community while you’re doing your holiday shopping this year.
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I hate scary movies, but I loved Guillermo del Toro’s new gothic masterpiece Crimson Peak.
I hate scary movies, but I loved Guillermo del Toro’s new gothic masterpiece Crimson Peak.
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Warning: This event roundup oozes with frightful Halloween fun
If you’re 18 and over and have a penchant for fishnets but aren’t really into aliens from the planet Transsexual, Adèle Wolf’s Burlesque & Variety Show Halloween Spectacular at Oklahoma Contemporary, 3000 General Pershing Blvd., is just the ticket.
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Oklahoma-born author releases debut novel through HarperCollins Publishers
Author Melissa DeCarlo has penned an engaging debut novel full of charm and colorful Southern characters.
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7 Chinese Brothers examines the human connection
7 Chinese Brothers highlights our basic needs for attention and human connection.
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Sometimes a film ends and you’re left sitting in your seat, unable to move, speechless and in shock.
Sometimes a film ends and you’re left sitting in your seat, unable to move, speechless and in shock.
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Most of us are familiar with World War II’s most poignant voices, but we don’t often get to hear stories from the other side, from children growing up in Adolf Hitler’s Germany.
Most of us are familiar with World War II’s most poignant voices, but we don’t often get to hear stories from the other side, from children growing up in Adolf Hitler’s Germany.
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OKG 7 SHOP
Ok City Chorus OkCity.ORG 720-7464Send a singing Valentine performed by the esteemed ladies of the OK City Chorus. Your song can be delivered in person ($50), over the phone ($10) or through email ($5). You can even send your love a personal message (and possibly a treat), as well. Bricktown Candy Co. 100 E. California […]