The new wave dance party at The Blue Note wasn’t just old punks. Although the music was a throwback to the ’80s, the crowd was a good mix of young and old. New wave music seems to appeal to people of all ages; it’s timeless.
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This Sunday starts the greatest week of the year: Shark Week.
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The Crusty Old Columbia Punks 2011 reunion has four local events to celebrate their favorite decade. Come out to reconnect with friends or see what the ’80s were all about.
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Impression boutique on Ninth Street is having its grand opening on Saturday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Looking for some quality barbecue, but don’t feel like dragging yourself off the couch? Look no further than Hickory Hills BBQ. Although located at 1210 Prathersville Rd, this family-owned eatery primarily distributes their food through Tiger’s Take-Out, so they’re just one phone call away.
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Looking for some fun this weekend? Here are some options:
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Government money problems — a centuries-old story
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Excited for the Boone Dawdle? This just in: Last Days Here will be the featured film at the event.
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Officials at Republic High School banned Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five because of crude language and adult themes. They similarly nixed Sarah Ockler’s Twenty Boy Summer for sexual promiscuity, drunkenness, crude language and lying to parents.
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Twilight fan? Turn back now. Stake Land‘s undead don’t glitter; they kill.
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Vanessa Carlton released her fourth LP, Rabbits on the Run, today after a four-year hiatus.
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The book title could be the difference between manuscripts that cash in and publications that flop. Some titles, however, prompt readers to wonder, What were they thinking?
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Children across American will be sad soon. McDonald’s has decided to eliminate half of the deliciously greasy french fries from its classic American dish, the Happy Meal.
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It’s a time traveling week with a soldier who is trying to change the future, a group of medieval warriors defending their castle and some gold miners in the Wild West. Plus, a teenager learns the hard way that people aren’t always who they say they are on the Internet.
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Got a little to say about yourself? (And I do mean a little.) Submit your six-word memoir for the Daniel Boone Regional Library’s Your Story in Six Words event.
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Fans of Alfred Hitchcock are in luck because tomorrow the MU Summer Rep Theatre is offering buy one, get one free tickets to The 39 Steps for the final performances.
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Art lovers, rejoice. There’s a new kind of art gallery in town. Well, it’s not exactly “in town,” and some might argue it’s not a traditional “gallery.” Nevertheless, rejoicing is definitely appropriate.
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This week, Amor Towles writes of debutantes, jazz and self-discovery in the 1930s, Felix Francis conjures a fictional murder at a horse race, rock icon Jerry Blavat releases his memoir and Clyde Edgerton explores race in the South during the 1960s through friendship and music.
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Since Amy Winehouse’s untimely death at 27 years old, her albums and singles have shot up the iTunes charts; currently, the Grammy Award-winning Back to Black is the No. 1 album and her first LP, Frank, is No. 3.
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Starting tomorrow, TeenNick will start rebroadcasting ’90s classics such as “Clarissa Explains It All,” “Kenan & Kel,” and “Doug.” The new programming block is called “The ’90s Are All That.”
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