Film review: Rudderless
The feature-length directorial debut of acclaimed actor William H. Macy is as pivotal to the Oklahoma arts scene as any work in decades.
Film review: Fury
Few works — literary or cinematic — effectively merge romanticized war with the assumed misanthropy of a grotesque battlefield.
Certain aspects of s?n ?a??’s music suggest impenetrability, even if that wasn’t her intention.
Certain aspects of s?n ?a??’s music suggest impenetrability, even if that wasn’t her intention.
Oklahoma, maybe today we’re the 42nd worst bike-friendly state in the nation, but I’m betting that when the next rankings are released, we’ve moved up a few notches.
Oklahoma, maybe today we’re the 42nd worst bike-friendly state in the nation, but I’m betting that when the next rankings are released, we’ve moved up a few notches.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 22, 2014
I contend that Oklahoma education is woefully underfunded.
Thursday’s Taste of Western event marks 12th year
This year, rather than only emphasize the many dining options on Western, Young had the inspiration to turn the district into an art gallery.
Sound City sets stage for Grohl-led HBO series
Directed by Grohl, Sound City is a documentary about possibly one of the most beloved and important recording studios in music history.
Seize the chili (cook-off)
VI Marketing’s Carne Diem Chili Cook-Off and block party hits its 12th anniversary this year, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Oct. 31 outside 125 Park Ave.
La Brasa creators open new restaurant on Film Row
James Vu and Neil Zambrano celebrate the Oct. 20 grand opening of their newest venture, James and Neil’s Latin Cafe.
Political roundup: Politics of Ebola, Barresi v. Obama for governor
Politicians take different tones on the spreading Ebola panic and candidates for governor try to link their opponents with unpopular figures.
BLOG: Car-free couple share stories in blog and podcast
A local couple is sharing their adventures of a carless life in OKC on a blog and podcast series on KOSU.
VIDEO: New murals add color to Western Ave. district
Five new murals are being worked on this month along Western Ave.
Let me just preface this whole thing by saying I don’t normally eat barbecue. I know, I know, how am I an Oklahoman?
Let me just preface this whole thing by saying I don’t normally eat barbecue. I know, I know, how am I an Oklahoman?
As Oklahoma City transitions into the cooler weather, what’s available to eat locally — and what we crave — changes.
As Oklahoma City transitions into the cooler weather, what’s available to eat locally — and what we crave — changes.
Cover series: Same-sex opponents have few, if any, options
Opponents speak out on same-sex law, but few options — if any — remain to reverse course.
Cover series: Marriage equality part of being a family
Marriage equality is now law, but many gay and lesbian couples have been families for years.
City has teeth in fight against abandoned properties
Oklahoma City hopes to combat neglected properties with a new ordinance.
It was the Seattleite’s frankness on matters of faith and the questions thereof that drew so many to his work.
It was the Seattleite’s frankness on matters of faith and the questions thereof that drew so many to his work.
Chicken-Fried News: All the (road) rage
Tulsa and Oklahoma City have been named the No. 1 and No. 2 most dangerous cities in the country.
Death metal outfit Abysmal Dawn promises one hell of a night
The veteran quartet will touch down in Norman for one hellacious night in its monthlong conquest of North America.
Chicken-Fried News: It’s a … meteorite?
911 received numerous calls about a streaking light and a possible plane crash or meteorite, or maybe it was a UFO full of aliens. Who knows?
Chicken-Fried News: She never fails
A Fallin hater tricked Gov. Mary Fallin into posing for a photo op. He was wearing a shirt that said “Mary Failin’ Oklahoma.”
Enid-raised producers detail The Good Lie’s pressing issue
The career of Trent and Thad Luckinbill, cofounders of Black Label Media and natives of Enid, was originally foreshadowed by their own upbringing.
Producer Kjarval tells why he made Rudderless
Keith Kjarval, producer of the distinctly Oklahoman film Rudderless, has always known what he wants to do.
OKC Horror Fest follows up on the success of last year’s inaugural event.
OKC Horror Fest follows up on the success of last year’s inaugural event.
Chicken-Fried News: Fact and fiction
In the wake of the tragic beheading at Vaughan Foods Inc., a Fox News analyst said that if we just had more guns, things like that wouldn’t happen.
Mikah Young tends to work in reverse, an old soul unafraid of the path less traveled and nurtured by her father’s record collection.
Mikah Young tends to work in reverse, an old soul unafraid of the path less traveled and nurtured by her father’s record collection.
Before the comedy spotlight, Tig Notaro had to emerge from the dark
Few comedians are as respected and admired by their peers as Tig Notaro, who will perform her unique blend of humor Saturday.
Chicken-Fried News: On top
Registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans in Oklahoma — really, they do.
Chicken-Fried News: Not without a fight
An Oklahoma County corrections officer trainee has been fired for possession and fighting with cops.
Album review: Elms – Parallel Lines EP
Elms is a sort of soft rebirth for Chelsey Cope, but it also represents something of a sacrifice.
Oklahoma City Ballet puts a new spin on a centuries-old fairy tale
For this production, the role of Cinderella has been double-cast with dancers Miki Kawamura and DaYoung Jung taking turns in the glass slippers.
