Cover Teaser: Henri Matisse gets his day at OKCMOA
Through his groundbreaking art and social nature, Henri Matisse spearheaded artistic movements and pushed his contemporaries forward. With Matisse in His Time: Masterworks of Modernism from the Centre Pompidou, Paris, Matisse could have the same effect on Oklahoma City Museum of Art. By George Lang. P.28 To read the full story, pick up your copy…
Read it here: Full Islamic Society of Greater OKC statement on Orlando attack
This heinous act contradicts the Holy Month plus the very teachings and practices of Islam. This is against our beliefs.
Read it here: Full OKC Pride statement on OKC Pride events and Orlando nightclub attack
Pride was born of a need to stand up against oppression, discrimination and to fight for equality.
Oklahoma Craft Beer Festival and Oklahoma City Craft Beer Week join forces
Each session of the Oklahoma Craft Beer Festival includes unlimited 1-oz. samples of more than 300 beers from about 80 breweries.
New rules mean vaping must be regulated like tobacco
Some industry insiders believe the new vaping regulations could signal the end of the industry if enforced.
Former radio personality turns focus to a clean and sober lifestyle
A debilitating drug habit led to multiple stints in prison, but Cam Cox founded Kelham House Sober Living to keep others off a similar path.
Classen’s North Highland Parked is expected to complete the Strong Neighborhoods Initiative program next year.
Classen’s North Highland Parked is expected to complete the Strong Neighborhoods Initiative program next year.
Norman foundry builds pope statue
Teresa Clark’s 21-foot-tall statue of St. Pope John Paul II was constructed at The Crucible LLC in Norman.
Actor, singer and human rights advocate Mandy Patinkin brings show to OCCC
Mandy Patinkin finds common threads in his work as an actor, singer and human rights activist.
There is no “Class Historian,” but Broncho’s Double Vanity passes with flying colors
“Fantasy Boys” sets the tone for Double Vanity‘s mellow ’80s dream vibe.
Beef tongue tacos are finger-licking good at Carnitas Michoacan in Edmond
It is recommended to order a variety of different tacos to share with friends at Carnitas Michoacan.
Filmmaker Brett Hart realizes dreams with nationally broadcast PBS series
Ain’t It Cool with Harry Knowles started as a web series on Nerdist’s YouTube channel.
Zoobilation raises money to renovate The Oklahoma City Zoo’s picnic area
Zoobilation’s fundraising goal is $200,000 and will help supply new decks, tables and gardens in the zoo’s outdoor eating area.
Plaza Walls offers a working public canvas for local artists
Kris Kanaly and Dylan Bradway co-curate rotating murals in the Plaza District.
Experts recommend grooming before men put on sandals this summer
Grooming experts say more men are enjoying pedicures and spa days.
Chicken-Fried News: Big eater
When he’s not on the court, Oklahoma City Thunder player Steven Adams enjoys halal cuisine and inspires small children to imitate him.
Thai-style market event opens in OKC
OKC Night Bazaar features pop-up restaurants, shopping and live music in the OKC Farmers Market district.
Planned Parenthood of Central Oklahoma merges with other regional offices
Planned Parenthood’s regional merger will result in new sexual health services and a new location in Oklahoma City.
New documentary chronicles the life of abstract artist Eva Hesse
Eva Hesse follows the artist’s life and the evolution of her work.
Oklahoma City Restaurant Week continues through Sunday, June 12
Local restaurants create prix fixe menus and raise money for Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma through Oklahoma City Restaurant Week.
Chicken-Fried News: Kiss this
A man in Chickasha ran out of his shoes and through traffic just to tell his wife he loved her before being arrested.
Old Crow Medicine Show and Turnpike Troubadours remember Merle Haggard ahead of Muskogee’s G Fest
Merle Haggard was originally scheduled to headline the first G Fest before his death in April.
Cigar enthusiasts to crowd The Criterion for Smokelahoma
Smoklahoma is the first event of its kind at The Criterion.
deadCenter Film Festival: Organizers have built an event with universal appeal
“We always want to be doing something that gives back to the community,” Blaschke said, “and in a way where everyone can participate.”
If you’re buying general admission tickets, it’s advisable to arrive early. Even with an event pass, it’s advisable to arrive early.
If you’re buying general admission tickets, it’s advisable to arrive early. Even with an event pass, it’s advisable to arrive early.
“What better way to celebrate Father’s Day than with beer, bacon and breakfast for Dad?” Adams said.
“What better way to celebrate Father’s Day than with beer, bacon and breakfast for Dad?” Adams said.
deadCenter Film Festival: Recommended reels
If there’s one figure whose life and work were just waiting to be represented in a documentary, it’s Maya Angelou. That is why it’s crazy when you realize that there hasn’t been a single feature film produced about the revolutionary writer until now.
deadCenter Film Festival: Icon Awards honor E.T. film editor, local casting director
“To be among some of the names honored in the past … I feel very undeserving,” Freihofer said. “But I am so appreciative.”
Yousef Kazemi has worked for years assisting filmmakers in the state but had never helmed his own project until this year’s short, Yes, We’re Open.
Yousef Kazemi has worked for years assisting filmmakers in the state but had never helmed his own project until this year’s short, Yes, We’re Open.
Don’t snooze away your entire stay — plenty of Oklahoma City’s nicest hotels also feature some of the city’s best places to eat and drink.
Don’t snooze away your entire stay — plenty of Oklahoma City’s nicest hotels also feature some of the city’s best places to eat and drink.
deadCenter Film Festival commentary: Rebate state, gonna film it great!
It becomes a win/win for our local film and music industries because more local musical talent, crew, support services and facilities are being used, which creates a bigger economic impact in the state.
“Lance was like, ‘Have you ever written a movie?’ And I was all like no,” Hicks said.
“Lance was like, ‘Have you ever written a movie?’ And I was all like no,” Hicks said.
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial screens Friday as the festival’s Flashback Friday feature.
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial screens Friday as the festival’s Flashback Friday feature.
Letters to the Editor: June 8, 2016
Gov. Fallin kills Senate Bill 1552, and Oklahomans should vote for a president against fracking.
Chicken-Fried News: Runaway inmate
Inmate Kunta Kenta Griffith decided his time in jail was over and snuck out by blending in with a group of weekend prisoners.
Chicken-Fried News: Pulling weeds
A routine traffic stop on Interstate 40 led police to 93 pounds of marijuana.
Chicken-Fried News: Cattle rustling
Three men stealing cattle in Tishomingo found themselves accused of committing 200 felonies.
