Commentary: Are college grads workforce-ready?
Graduating college is a rite of passage. College graduates have spent the last four to seven years (depending on the patience of their parents) of their lives diligently studying, cultivating relationships and preparing for their bright futures. This is what college graduates tell themselves and, in most cases, their parents. But are they really ready…
Letters to the editor: Sept. 17, 2014
To suggest the actions of ISIS represent the views of all Muslims is like suggesting Westboro Baptist Church speaks for all Christians or that the KKK represents all white people.
School help children offers hope to youth of imprisoned parents
As a young boy clumsily reads aloud words from The Ugly Duckling, he gains confidence with each line.
Ethiopian cuisine means spicy, communal eating
With the mountains creating a natural isolation barrier to outside influences, Ethiopian cuisine became quite unique.
Creperie & European Cafe stuffs its specialty with just about anything
Do yourself a favor and just order one. It will be difficult, looking at the menu at the Creperie & European Cafe, 2839 S. Douglas Blvd. in Midwest City, to do that.
Film review: Mood Indigo
Writer-director Michel Gondry got his start in the attention-span-challenged realm of music videos, where he learned that less is not necessarily more.
The initial image of Michaël Roskam’s first directorial venture into American cinema, The Drop, is a rippling reflection of a mechanical structure within a lowly puddle.
The initial image of Michaël Roskam’s first directorial venture into American cinema, The Drop, is a rippling reflection of a mechanical structure within a lowly puddle.
Whether intentional or not, the title of Broncho’s first record, Can’t Get Past the Lips, plays like tongue-in-cheek premonition.
Whether intentional or not, the title of Broncho’s first record, Can’t Get Past the Lips, plays like tongue-in-cheek premonition.
It’s hard to listen to Melissa Gilbert on the phone and not immediately picture that pigtailed girl with the wise smile from Little House on the Prairie on the other end.
It’s hard to listen to Melissa Gilbert on the phone and not immediately picture that pigtailed girl with the wise smile from Little House on the Prairie on the other end.
BLOG: Grant will help OKC organize its archives
A $185,000 grant will allow Oklahoma City to organize historic documents dating back to 1890 and create an online catalog.
Old Crow Medicine Show has cure for what ails you
Though they travel by bus and not horse-drawn wagons, Old Crow Medicine Show offers an elixir much like the medicine shows of old.
Find heirloom veggies at local markets and mom-and-pop farms
Have you ever stopped to consider how far the produce at your local grocery store has traveled?
Film review: The Trip to Italy
The pair essentially portray exaggerated versions of themselves eating their way through Italy as part of a travel piece for a London newspaper.
Blu-ray review: Mr. Majestyk
Somewhere between the simmering racism in Billy Jack and the juiced-in hick mobsters of Walking Tall lives Mr. Majestyk.
X Marks the Art social media scavenger hunt set for Sept. 11
With his monthly Internet-based scavenger hunts, Anthony Pego is spreading his art in new and exciting ways.
Album review: Kyle Reid & the Low Swingin’ Chariots – Alright, Here We Go…
Reid plays like a man who recognizes what a good time was, is and always will be — that having a heck of a lot of fun never goes out of style.
Blu-ray review: Only Lovers Left Alive
As ancient as the vampire genre is, there always seems to be something fresh that can be derived from it.
To balance stress, try meditation and tai chi
Eastern practices like tai chi and meditation help balance the stress of life, and classes are available around the metro.
Checotah’s country music sweetheart Carrie Underwood has been, uh, busy.
Checotah’s country music sweetheart Carrie Underwood has been, uh, busy.
University of Oklahoma: They’re football team is the best!
University of Oklahoma: They’re football team is the best!
There will soon be a new restaurant on the scene in OKC, and the most exciting thing about it is that it won’t be anything new.
There will soon be a new restaurant on the scene in OKC, and the most exciting thing about it is that it won’t be anything new.
Chicken-Fried News: These aren’t the droids you’re looking for
The Oklahoman wants its readers to name its two newest voices.
Blu-ray review: The Sacrament
Six films into his career, Ti West has proven to be the best and smartest guy in the horror game.
Nuggets food briefs: Ingrid’s Kitchen adds May Avenue location
Ingrid’s Kitchen is opening a third location on North May Ave., 1492 is opening a second location in Casady Square.
OKG Eat: Killer sandwiches
Here are seven places in the metro to get more than just something between two slices of bread.
OKC Improv’s fall run features some (not so) serious local and national talent
The run will feature a mix of established favorites and a host of brand new troupes, many of which will compete against each other as part of the popular Cage Match tournament.
Chicken-Fried News: Rough water ahead
Bids for a proposed whitewater facility along the Oklahoma River came into the City of Oklahoma City last month almost $20 million over the estimated $23.8 million price tag.
Philharmonic launches season with Classics
Renowned Dutch violinist Simone Lamsma joins conductor Joel Levine and the Philharmonic for a night of music titled Friends & Lovers.
Commentary: Seeking acceptance in America’s heartland
I, like countless other Oklahomans and Americans, will never forget where I was the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. Like a typical college student, I was still asleep when news broke of a plane hitting the World Trade Center in New York. I was alarmed when my mother flung the door open to my room,…
Letters to the editor: Sept. 10, 2014
Obama could halt violence In reply to the letter featured in your Aug. 20 issue from Michael Hopkins (News, Letters to the editor, “Ignorance isn’t bliss,” Aug. 20, Oklahoma Gazette): Saddam Hussein violated the 1991 Ceasefire Agreement repeatedly throughout the Clinton administration, but that feckless politician did nothing as Iraqi air defense gunners threatened to…
The Athens, Georgia-by-way-of-Alabama outfit has gripped listeners’ souls with an international scope through its unflinching and sometimes willfully grim narratives of love, life and loss.
The Athens, Georgia-by-way-of-Alabama outfit has gripped listeners’ souls with an international scope through its unflinching and sometimes willfully grim narratives of love, life and loss.
Vince Gill recently said he had heavy shrinkage, and he wasn’t talking about his fan base or record sales.
Vince Gill recently said he had heavy shrinkage, and he wasn’t talking about his fan base or record sales.
He’s just barely past the legal drinking age, yet Alex G (born Alex Giannascoli) has created more songs than some musicians do in a lifetime.
He’s just barely past the legal drinking age, yet Alex G (born Alex Giannascoli) has created more songs than some musicians do in a lifetime.
Oklahoma Joe’s Bar-B-Que isn’t any more. Well, at least it isn’t in Kansas. We smell a long-simmering beef.
Oklahoma Joe’s Bar-B-Que isn’t any more. Well, at least it isn’t in Kansas. We smell a long-simmering beef.
Chicken-Fried News: Welker doesn’t even know Molly
Remember when Wes Welker was handing out $100 bills at the Kentucky Derby a few months back and you were thinking to yourself, “How messed up was this guy?”
