It’s believed to be the first time the city’s Broadway presenter has announced a new season in this way.
It’s believed to be the first time the city’s Broadway presenter has announced a new season in this way.
There’s a few people, but the cool thing is I can’t think of one because I actually met him — one of them was Miles Davis.
There’s a few people, but the cool thing is I can’t think of one because I actually met him — one of them was Miles Davis.
“Every week that goes on, I feel like we’re marching closer and closer to an Orwellian world,” Sanchez said.
“Every week that goes on, I feel like we’re marching closer and closer to an Orwellian world,” Sanchez said.
Cover Story: Tinder swipes, Capitol affairs, hungover first dates and more — readers share tales of romance
“I saw giant hair and giant sunglasses,” Jordan said. “I later found out she was hungover.”
Downtown community members seek muralists to paint Midtown mural
This mural will decorate the side of an apartment building in Midtown.
Gazedibles: Sugar rush
OKC is full of chocolate and candy shops to ensure you bring something sweet home to your valentine.
“A person who goes on a very low calorie diet at 800 calories, there are a lot of hormonal shifts that try to tell your body, ‘Oh, there is something wrong here,’” she said.
“A person who goes on a very low calorie diet at 800 calories, there are a lot of hormonal shifts that try to tell your body, ‘Oh, there is something wrong here,’” she said.
The Oklahoma Academy releases its Strategic Public Policy Goals for 2017-2020
The organization’s goals focus on fixing the state’s budget issues and building a stronger Oklahoma.
Chris Fay’s Okinawa Karate School preserves longstanding martial arts traditions
“I can literally say that my instructor was tested by Master Seikichi Toguchi, who was taught by Chojun Miyagi, the founder of Gojo-Ryu karate,” Fay said.
“We’re taking our actors to a gun range,” he said. “It’s a very intense experience, just like the psychological experience of the historical characters we’re portraying.”
“We’re taking our actors to a gun range,” he said. “It’s a very intense experience, just like the psychological experience of the historical characters we’re portraying.”
SixTwelve’s Mardi Gras Ball celebrates organization’s birthday, raises funds for its programs
“We just need to have more space for everybody, and this place lets us put up a bigger tent and, hopefully, sell some more tickets,” Young said.
Try these sparkling champagne cocktails this Valentine’s Day
“The cocktail needs to be the focus,” he said. “The champagne is an ingredient; it needs to play well with the other kids at the party.”
Current Studio presents a new exhibit with three connected parts
Participating artists include Sarah Engel-Barnett, Suzanne Thomas, Erin Latham, Kelly Rogers, Lauren Zuniga, Holey Kids and Beau Sparks.
Chicken-Fried News: That’s alotta coke!
Maintenance crewmembers in Tulsa recently discovered a brick of cocaine work $200,000 in the nose of an airplane.
Chicken-Fried News: Business minor
A local teen was recently featured on The Learning Channel show Teen Tycoons for her natural lip balm business.
Belle Kitchen excels at creating pastries and savory menu items
Its offerings include macarons, doughnuts and sandwiches.
Local groups react to recent executive orders
Groups continue to promote diversity, unity and progress in the face of the recent political and community climate.
Sam Noble Museum provides opportunities for Oklahoma Scouts to earn badges
“This is just a really great opportunity because they are eager to learn about all these different topics, get the badges, get the belt loops and pins,” McKenzie said.
“We didn’t want to do just movies, you know?” Nghiem asked. “Also, his fanbase is pretty rabid, so I was a little bit intimidated doing this one.”
“We didn’t want to do just movies, you know?” Nghiem asked. “Also, his fanbase is pretty rabid, so I was a little bit intimidated doing this one.”
Seattle band Tacocat brings culturally relevant, feminist-inspired punk to Oklahoma
Nearly a decade after forming in the Pacific Northwest, Tacocat performs in Oklahoma for the first time Feb. 16 at Opolis, 113 N. Crawford Ave., in Norman as part of its Southwest tour. “We’re excited to go. This is going to be a first,” said bassist Bree McKenna. Tacocat bandmates also include vocalist Emily Nokes,…
Commentary: Unapologetically American Muslim
The challenge we now face as a country is that we have a president who is making every attempt to turn the strength of our diversity into our weakness.
Food Briefs: Bleeding Hearts Brunch, United Fresh Start Foundation, Inner Circle and more
IAO presents Bleeding Hearts Brunch and Coffee Tasting, United Fresh Start Foundation brings salad bars to two local schools and Inner Circle hosts a Valentine’s masquerade.
Kirkpatrick Family Fund distributes more than $1 million in grants
Sixty Oklahoma nonprofits will use the funds for arts, education, health, social services and other outreach programs.
Chicken-Fried News: Incompatible law
Rep. Travis Dunlap has proposed a bill that would remove incompatibility from the reasons some Oklahomans may file for divorce.
Chicken-Fried News: Legislative Darwinism?
Oklahoma Sen. Josh Brecheen has introduced a bill that would allow teachers to teach “scientific controversies,” like creationism.
Chicken-Fried News: Kanter’s temper
OKC Thunder player Enes Kanter broke his arm on a chair during a game against the Dallas Mavericks.
OKCPS school board candidates prepare for Tuesday election
Budget issues, school choice, student demographics and teacher pay are important topics in this election.
