To appreciate Oklahoma City’s recent success, it helps to understand its past, which is filled with financial, natural and man-made disasters, the combination of which has hardly been seen by any other American city.
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NBA star Serge Ibaka is trying to shut the door to his family’s house, but the crowd on the other side is pushing back.
NBA star Serge Ibaka is trying to shut the door to his family’s house, but the crowd on the other side is pushing back.
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SXSW: Film explores Denver Post’s marijuana beat
Rolling Papers, a documentary on the Denver Post’s coverage of marijuana legalization, premiers at SXSW as an important film on modern journalism.
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SXSW: deadCENTER team looking for the ‘magic’ in Austin
A team from Oklahoma City’s deadCENTER Film Festival are at SXSW this week reviewing films for this summer’s festival back home.
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SXSW: Ibaka offers intimate look at his homeland in new film
Oklahoma City Thunder star Serge Ibaka is the star of “Son of the Congo,” a documentary that premiered Saturday at South by Southwest.
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SXSW: Oklahoma teenage pranksters star in short film
Call to Okies, a documentary short on a group of Oklahoma pranksters, was shown Saturday at SXSW.
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Review: Cinderella delivers magic, beauty, innocence
Disney has disappointed by choosing to perpetuate the female diminutive rather than adapting the tale to changing cultural attitudes.
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OKC Museum of Art hosts Oscar Tune-Up series
Oklahoma City Museum of Art hosts its Oscar Tune-Up series, including everything from action to comedy.
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It’s impossible to overstate Alan Turing’s role in shaping the world we know today.
It’s impossible to overstate Alan Turing’s role in shaping the world we know today.
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A church hosts a local film debut and discussion about our region’s ugly history with race relations and how it’s relevant today.
A church hosts a local film debut and discussion about our region’s ugly history with race relations and how it’s relevant today.