Apr 21-27, 2010

Draft day Q-and-A

PR BS

Crucifix-ation

Mayor v. councilor

Scouting it out

Great acting finds traction, despite a few small bumps, in the crowd-pleasing 'Driving Miss Daisy'

Texas Renegade augments its renowned live show with 'Bad Dreams and Other Things'

Norman Music Festival takes over Norman's downtown Saturday and Sunday with almost 200 bands

Volunteers to celebrate Earth Day by picking up at Lake Overholser and Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge

The Sword recalls classic rock and classical-era mythology

Electric Six break out of the one-hit wonder mold

Former President Clinton receives Reflections of Hope Award at Western Heritage Museum

Oklahoma City receives $5.4 million in stimulus funds to 'green' the city

Thunder's success helps alter perception of OKC

Cool roofs are a new way to cut into those sky-high summer electricity bills

When it comes to eco-friendly baby food, Mother Nature says thanks for the mammaries

Sustainable OKC has a bike-riding, Paseo-loving new president

Lawmakers upset at OKC water deal

Norman receives national press as great

Energy audits of existing homes can save money and resources

A local man gets out of traditional housing while still living in Oklahoma County

The Burning Hotels hear ceilings, write slowly, rock hard

The City Arts Center bursts with 'Cocoon,' a knot-so-typical exhibit by a New York sculptor

Local builders show consumers that by today's standards, it's easy being green

Dangerous proposal

'An Oklahoma problem'

Defining marriage

Couples happier without children

Letter writer misinformed

Freedom of religion does not mean freedom from religion'

The Festival of the Arts is under way, filling downtown with inspiration, imagination and indulgence

Great acting finds traction, despite a few small bumps in the crowd-pleasing 'Driving Miss Daisy'

With an eye toward the future of dance, Oklahoma City Ballet debuts three world-premiere pieces in 'Thr3e by Thr3e'

Tony Tiger's mixed media exhibit at the state Capitol explores human identity

The City Arts Center bursts with 'Cocoon,' a knot-so-typical exhibit inflated by New York sculptor Jason Hackenwerth

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)

ARIES (March 21-April 19)

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)

TAURUS (April 20-May 20)

GEMINI (May 21-June 20)

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)

Brand-new Children's Zoo at the Oklahoma City Zoo lets kids explore surroundings while learning about nature

Tales from the Darkside: The Third Season

The Complete Sherlock Holmes Collection

Taxidermia

Kick-Ass

Death at a Funeral

Area 10 - Christos N. Gage and Chris Samnee

The Joneses

James McMurtry 'makes it' on the Jagermeister Stage

The Orbans journey to NMF a choppy one

Odis drops in to NMF before buckling down and cranking out some recordings

Audra Mae comes home after rags-to-riches success

The Red Alert grow up on-stage, musically and literally

The Octopus Project return to Norman Music Fest after playing massive festivals

Sugar Free Allstars entertain kids and adults with their funky tunes

The OKC Jazz Orchestra finishes up its inaugural season with jazz high above the city's skyline

Colourmusic focus on color in their music and get crazy on stage

Edan brings old-school hip-hop to NMF Main Stage for the first time

Music, dance and drama converge at the University of Oklahoma's President's Festival of the Arts

Veteran Oklahoma musician Sethy McCarroll leads new project Gentle Ghost

Grupo Fantasma's Latin roots co-exist with stints as Prince's backing band