If there’s one figure whose life and work were just waiting to be represented in a documentary, it’s Maya Angelou. That is why it’s crazy when you realize that there hasn’t been a single feature film produced about the revolutionary writer until now.
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Whether taking a break from this week’s festivities or relaxing, keep this list close and binge-watch these LGBT-themed films.
Whether taking a break from this week’s festivities or relaxing, keep this list close and binge-watch these LGBT-themed films.
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Now streaming: Salad Days and My First Mister
Salad Days: A Decade of Punk in Washington, D.C. screens at select theaters nationwide, and My First Mister is available on Netflix, iTunes, Google Play and Amazon.
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Apothecary Thirty-Nine brings 39th Street’s past into the present
If sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants, then it is fitting to see a small crowd in the newly dubbed Apothecary Thirty-Nine, 2125 NW 39th St., enjoying a bright afternoon and a few adult beverages.
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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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Perhaps I’m just going blind in my old age, but I probably drove past Big Boy’s Bar-B-Que Express dozens of times without seeing it — and at least twice when I was specifically looking for it.
Perhaps I’m just going blind in my old age, but I probably drove past Big Boy’s Bar-B-Que Express dozens of times without seeing it — and at least twice when I was specifically looking for it.
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There’s a cultural renaissance happening in the heart of Oklahoma City. Everywhere you turn, there are events, new public artworks and a lot of restaurants, especially downtown.
There’s a cultural renaissance happening in the heart of Oklahoma City. Everywhere you turn, there are events, new public artworks and a lot of restaurants, especially downtown.
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Okg Eat: Keep It Local, Oklahoma!
Bryce Bandy and Chris Branson offer a merit badge for 405 pride with their Keep It Local card.
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From cheeseburgers to fresh tortilla chips, it’s all So Fine
Why can some restaurants truck in frozen entrees and get lines out the door while those who do the damned hard work of really cooking are overlooked?
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Greasy spoon greatness
Yes, sometimes looks can be deceiving. And sometimes looks are there for a very important reason, as a warning. The key to discerning between the two is in reading the signs. Are the booths and chairs worn down but still clean? Do the waitresses seem harried, as if there is plenty of work to do? […]