Country music icon Roy Clark welcomes his American Banjo Museum exhibit with a concert and an interview.
Steve Martin
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Oklahoma’s American Banjo Museum recently acquired a rare instrument
The Gibson TB-18 Mastertone spent 60 years in storage.
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American Banjo Museum launches inaugural Banjo Fest
Banjo Fest coincides with the museum’s Hall of Fame weekend.
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Exhibit honors Steve Martin’s contributions to the banjo world
American Banjo Museum honors Steve Martin, an entertainer who has been a banjo ambassador for decades.
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Bernadette Peters prepared to offer Oklahoma City ‘a mixture of everything’
Mozart in the Jungle cast member Bernadette Peters has had a wealth of career experiences and performs in OKC March 3.
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Little Shop of Horrors: The Director’s Cut
That’s one fun fact I learned, but the real draw of this release is the film’s Holy Grail: the 23-minute original ending in its entirety and in full-color — not the unfinished black-and-white version — and it’s Quite Something to See. As many Little Shop fans know, but thought they’d never view, the movie stayed […]
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Ribald, not ‘Rotten’
The musical “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,” now at the Pollard Theatre, includes a song titled “Oklahoma?,” sung by a character named Jolene Oakes, an oil heiress in a mink coat and miniskirt (played by the really funny Cory King), and it’s a humdinger. Maybe someone will start a petition to make it the state song. I’d […]
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Due Date
Practically anything Phillips did would be seen as disappointing. Here’s the thing, however: Don’t expect another “Hangover,” and “Due Date” is just fine. It may not be as funny as that film, despite sharing Zach Galifianakis, but it’s plenty funny enough. It still has more laughs than most of what passes for studio comedies — […]