The band performs Aug. 9 at Chevy Bricktown Events Center.
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Chicken-Fried News: Why not, indeed
Sports Illustrated is so impressed with Russell Westbrook’s fashion sense that it named him No. 1 in its Fashionable 50 list.
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Cover Story: The Jones Assembly is a cornerstone for burgeoning Film Row district
“We all pulled different elements of places, restaurants, bars and music venues that we’d seen around this country and international,” Colton told Oklahoma Gazette. “Never was there something with all-in-one. It was a challenge and an opportunity, with a big bet made on Oklahoma City.”
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Cover Story: Macca, we’re amazed! Musicians, politicians, newsies and more share impact of McCartney and The Beatles ahead of Monday concert
“I truly felt at the time as if I had consumed a drug, and in a sense, I had. When I hear people talk about their experiences on DMT or ayahuasca and how it seems to clear up the questions they have about their life, that’s kind of how I felt when I heard Sgt. Pepper’s for the first time.”
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A new campaign confronts Islamophobia by introducing Oklahoma Muslims to their neighbors
The campaign includes posters, videos, blog posts and events.
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Chicken-Fried News: Valuable message
Russell Westbrook was recently named the NBA’s MVP, and the congratulations from celebrities came rolling in.
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Chicken-Fried News: Fly trap
OKC Thunder player Enes Kanter was momentarily stranded in Europe recently after his home country revoked his passport.
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Katt Williams speaks on Oklahoma, Russell Westbrook and celebrity in politics ahead of three shows in Norman
Williams performs Friday-Saturday at Riverwind Casino.
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Synth-pop project Trishes makes its OKC debut June 1 at Tower Theatre
Trishes, a musical project by songwriter Trish Hosein, is one of the first national acts to be featured in Tower Theatre’s studio series.
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10 years on, The Lost Ogle is a a prominent, sometimes controversial local voice
“Ten years is a lot of time,” Riley said. “You mature, you change, you grow, your opinions change. We never wrote about politics in the beginning and I really didn’t care about politics. Then 2008 happened and I started getting more into it. Now, that’s one of our big topics.”