What’s in and out at this year’s fest.
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Our qualitative guide to this year’s films
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Columbia standby Sideshow is moving to the old Generic location at 1025 E. Broadway and will reopen in a few weeks.
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The True/False Film Fest is upon us once again, and documentaries will flood local movie and music houses throughout the weekend. Although documentaries aim to capture every facet of human life, some of the most compelling, frightening, sickening and entertaining films dwell in the realm of the rockumentary. Below are not necessarily the traditional favorites [...]
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Do you want to be a published poet? Well, if you’ve got the gift of prose and the copies to prove it, Mizzou Media is looking for YOU.
April is National Poetry Month and in celebration, Mizzou Media is accepting submissions to The Creative Writers Collection: We Are the Words We Write.
Those who submit [...]
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A relatively new website called Like A Little (LAL.com), which has infected college campuses nationwide faster than an STD, lets users anonymously post the hotties or hunks they’ve been ogling from across the quad. Faster than you can say, “I’ll be birdwatching at the Rec,” here are the 15 top picks from Mizzou that have Vox staffers scratching their heads.
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This week we are giving props to the Hickman Review, Hickman High School’s very own literary magazine.
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True/False passes are all sold out, but there is still hope. 10,000 True/False tickets will go on sale Thursday at noon at the True/False box office downtown.
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Being at the gym does not mean you’ve escaped the wrath of the fashion police.
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Cool Stuff specialty shop is expected to close after 23 years of business in Columbia.
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Jingo’s on Broadway will take over the soon-to-be vacated space below the restaurant to open an Asian foods market. The 5,000 square-foot space will be remodeled this spring and hopefully open in the summer, says Ru Zhao, owner of Jingo’s.
The space was occupied by Sideshow, which is moving further west on Broadway to the [...]
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It might as well be a device from a science fiction movie. In fact, it is, but instead of searching for John Connor and aiding the goals of a Terminator, Google’s augmented-reality glasses will project entertainment, information and advertising on the lenses of high-tech glasses.
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Want to try Greek yogurt? Check out this breakdown of four popular yogurt brands before you head down the yogurt aisle.
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PS: Gallery’s most recent show, Food: Fact or Fiction, combines food and art in a number of ways.
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The True Life Run is a 5k run/walk through downtown Columbia. It starts at 8 a.m. on March 3 in Flat Branch Park. Your $30 entry fee includes a T-shirt and breakfast, and a portion of the proceeds will go to benefit this year’s True Life Fund film directed by Lee Hirsch.
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Miss the biggest news in music last week? We have you covered.
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Now that we’ve witnessed the Red Carpet struts, the tear-filled and hilarious acceptance speeches and lifetime achievement dedications, I think it’s safe to give out my own version of Oscars for tonight’s best-dressed. And the winners are:
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Here’s what we’ve seen since statues of little gold men have been handed out.
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All the winners of the night.
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Red Carpet coverage continues. Finally, we see some of Hollywood’s leading men.
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