Homework: What’s the best gift you could give yourself right now? Newsletter.FreeWillAstrology.com ARIES (March 21-April 19) Many astrologers enjoy meditating on the heavenly body Chiron. With an orbit between Saturn and Uranus, it is an anomalous object that has qualities of both a comet and a minor planet. Its name is derived from a character […]
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Gut-guided gypsy punks
During an interview with Oklahoma Gazette, Eugene Hutz pulls a Fred Jones action figure from his jacket pocket and puzzles over it for a second before returning it to his pocket. Hutz was gifted the Scooby Doo character’s plastic likeness from a member of legendary London punk band GBH at a NYC show a few […]
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Lights, camera, action
“Take 1.” Click. Few sights and sounds are more associated with a film set than clapping a filming slate, and 89 high schoolers get to experience that moment first-hand. On June 8 and 9, Oklahoma teens will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and training in the film industry, for free, through deadCenter University, […]
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Roll with it
Egg rolls have many sizes, variations and fillings, yet are always a dependable comfort food. June 10 is National Egg Roll Day and here are seven places to snag one (or all of them) to celebrate. Taste Of Soul 405-677-5820 • 4605 SE 29th St. facebook.com/tasteofsouleggroll Fusion egg rolls have become all the rage in […]
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Beginning in an ending
An ongoing pandemic, supply chain disruptions, worker shortages and political unrest have laid bare the fragility of our societal foundations. Combine these current challenges with the constant threat of natural disasters and it’s easy to imagine how civilization can begin to unravel at the seams. Are you ready for the next crisis? A basic, disaster […]
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Rise up
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton: An American Musical tells the story of a man that history almost forgot. Alexander Hamilton, an American Revolution-era immigrant, self-taught scholar and the first Secretary of Treasury, died in a duel with Aaron Burr, a political rival, foe and future vice president. The musical explores the intertwined history of these two figures […]
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Ryan Walters sure kicked off Teacher Appreciation Week in his own special way.
Ryan Walters sure kicked off Teacher Appreciation Week in his own special way. “I don’t negotiate with the teachers union. They’re a terrorist organization,” told a room full of people to immediate and reverberating rebuke. Unapologetic, he doubled down on the sentiment, “I don’t negotiate with folks who would sabotage our kids. That’s a terrorist […]
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The head on the door
For as sprawling as Oklahoma City is, it feels like so much of the young, hip indie-rock scene tends to forget that south of the Oklahoma River is still the same city. With the pop and rock scenes largely relegated to central and north OKC, you might be forgiven for thinking that the music ends […]
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Piece of pie
Pizza is a timeless cuisine ideal for any celebration, consolation or easy meal. Its beauty is in its simplicity, whether your choice of pie is deep dish, wood-fired, New York style, Neapolitan or even the disgraced Hawaiian. This is a love letter to every pizza out there. The Saucee Sicilian (405) 493-9023 • 1807 N. […]