Blu-ray review: Eraserhead
Aside from Orson Welles and Jean Rollin, no filmmaker cut such a strong visual image right out of the gate like David Lynch.
With both Halloween and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre receiving newfangled releases, behold 1980’s slasher Prom Night.
With both Halloween and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre receiving newfangled releases, behold 1980’s slasher Prom Night.
Of all the mega-franchises, Godzilla’s has been the most secure despite the myriad potholes it has faced.
Of all the mega-franchises, Godzilla’s has been the most secure despite the myriad potholes it has faced.
Compared to his early days as a rapper, Beetyman’s growth and overall development of his craft are readily apparent.
Compared to his early days as a rapper, Beetyman’s growth and overall development of his craft are readily apparent.
BLOG: City hall fielded thousands of angry calls prior to black mass
With black mass event finished, city staff hope for calm following months of angry phone calls and emails.
Salyer will seek reelection in Ward 6
Ward 6 Councilwoman Meg Salyer announced her reelection campaign six months ahead of the next election day in Oklahoma City.
Preview: OKG cover story reveals benefits, influence of energy industry
From earthquakes to the state budget, the energy sector is as much a part of our state as natural gas and oil is to the ground under our feet.
Wine + women: New sommeliers change status quo
In an industry dominated by men, Oklahoma women are committing to the arduous task of becoming sommeliers.
BLOG: OKC ranks fifth for economic output
Oklahoma City had the fifth highest economic output since 2012 of American cities.
At the heart of all cinema lies a body-horror film about a human walrus. With Tusk, Kevin Smith continues a tangent seemingly spurred by 2011’s Red State.
At the heart of all cinema lies a body-horror film about a human walrus. With Tusk, Kevin Smith continues a tangent seemingly spurred by 2011’s Red State.
Broncho premieres “Class Historian” video, announces tour
On the heels of its new album, the Oklahoma garage-rock stalwarts unveiled a shiny new video to go along with its irresistibly catchy single.
TopGolf growing the game, opening facility in OKC
TopGolf hopes to bring new participation in golf, a game in decline.
Edelman, champion of civil rights, to speak at OCU
Marian Wright Edelman, a civil rights activist, will speak in the Distinguished Speakers Series for Oklahoma City University.
Cover story: Your guide to state fair quirk
For many, the Oklahoma State Fair is a judgment-free zone.
Oklahoma Republicans are at no risk of losing power of the Legislature this November, in part because of a lack of Democratic challengers and electoral math that remains stacked in the GOP’s favor.
Oklahoma Republicans are at no risk of losing power of the Legislature this November, in part because of a lack of Democratic challengers and electoral math that remains stacked in the GOP’s favor.
Chicken-Fried News: We’re No. 4!
Chicago-based moving company Golan’s Moving and Storage knows a thing or two about moving. But where to live? USA Today reported the business estimated that about 43 million people move each year. With some help from online real estate database Zillow and user-sourced database Numbeo, the paper rounded up the “least expensive states to…
Local crooner Denver Duncan is hungry for respect
After a yearlong hiatus following the arrival of his third child, Oklahoma City’s Rat Pack-inspired crooner is at it again.
Local youth help girls in Nigeria through jewelry production
Locals help girls in Nigeria use Ankara fabric native to their country to roll beads and create jewelry.
When you pull up to Anthem Brewing Company, 908 SW Fourth St., there’s no mistaking what’s happening inside.
When you pull up to Anthem Brewing Company, 908 SW Fourth St., there’s no mistaking what’s happening inside.
Carrie the weight
There are those who must have been at least a little trepidatious about the idea of Stephen King’s first novel being made into a musical.
Chicken-Fried News: Goat social
What do you get when you hire goats to work for the city? A really great social media campaign. The Water Utilities Trust needed a way to take care of the out-of-control vegetation at the Hefner Canal and Langston University’s Goat Research Extension Program needed to watch its goats doing goat stuff, like eating…
OKC public schools combating cold this winter
The Oklahoma City Public Schools District is partnering with the nonprofit Operation Warm to raise funds to combat the problem of a lack of winter coats.
Nuggets food briefs: Drink up, the Farmers Market is thirsty work
The changing spaces around OKC Public Farmers Market make some of us want to drink.
Tava Sofsky hopes to build on the Oklahoma Film & Music Office’s recent success
After 28 years away from home, Sofsky is back in the Sooner State and has joined the Oklahoma Film & Music Office as director.
Oklahoma City indie-rock act Gum intends to stick around for a while
So often in music, a stretch not spent actively recording, releasing and touring behind an album is indicative of fading attention and a waning spotlight.
Chicken-Fried News: We need more women in power
A group of politicians recently gathered to state the obvious with a round-table-like discussion comprised of toothless actions and comments. Business as usual, right? Well, this time, the panel was comprised of women who have held public office in the state discussing the need for more women in politics. In 2013, a record number…
Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park (OSP) wraps up its 30th season with Macbeth, one of the company’s favorite plays, according to Kathryn McGill, OSP artistic director.
Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park (OSP) wraps up its 30th season with Macbeth, one of the company’s favorite plays, according to Kathryn McGill, OSP artistic director.
Two uniquely forward-thinking artists collide in Fall Art Show
Istvan Gallery and Verbode are ready to help you take the plunge into the sweater-wearing, cider-drinking nights of fall.
Say what? Mick Cornett
OKC Mayor Mick Cornett spoke to Chuck Todd on a Sept. 7 episode of Meet the Press.
Tyler Hopkins showcases stripped-down songwriting in new showcase
The Oklahoma City singer-songwriter had a problem, and church was the solution — but not for the reasons you might expect.
Chicken-Fried News: Westbrook put a ring on it
Sorry ladies and gentlemen, but our sources tell us that Russell Westbrook is engaged to his longtime girlfriend Nina Earl. Not only did he pop the question, but he backed it up with a “six-piece elongated cushion cut ring with VVS clarity … and in total, the whole thing is worth $700k.” Most of…
Chicken-Fried News: Be wary of Rep. Bennett
In classic Oklahoma Islamophobia fashion, Rep. John Bennett, R-Sallisaw, took to Facebook last week to offer a word of warning to his fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. “The Quran clearly states that non-Muslims should be killed,” Bennett wrote. “Be wary of individuals who claim to be Muslim American, be especially wary if you’re…
Climate march planned
Environmentalists will gather for the People’s Climate March at the Oklahoma City Municipal Building on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. The march is intended to negate what Peace House director and event organizer Nathaniel Batchelder calls the majority of state politicians’ “climate denial.” “There are virtually no scientists today that disagree with the premise that global…
OKG Eat: I can has (local) cheezburger?
You can dress it up all you like, handcraft it with fancy ingredients, but sometimes you just want a good, juicy burger.
Chicken-Fried News: Stop that racket!
Note to those who cherish peace and quiet: Do not move anywhere close to OKC Downtown Airpark. Nearby residents are once again complaining about the concert venue’s noise pollution/racket, which was presumably being enjoyed by America’s degenerate youth at the Mystick Sanctuary electronic dance music festival earlier this month. Said residents — apparently treble…
Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble launches its 12th season with no strings attached
The group gets things going with a little help from world-renowned baritone Randall Scarlata for a program titled “Poetic Portraits.”
Chicken-Fried News: Don’t pet the striped kitty
“Right in front of the steps and there’s a skunk there. I just froze,” said Dave McCarthy, a resident of The Village. Skunk populations in the city of The Village have “skyrocketed” in recent months due to a cooler summer, reported KOCO. com. Officials from the Department of Wildlife said a dozen of the…
Coweta man receives Medal of Honor 44 years after death
Don Sloat was awarded the Medal of Honor for throwing himself on a grenade and saving others.
