Getting people fired up about the film entirely too early.
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We bring you the best new albums in the week ahead.
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Nothing quite says summer like a trip to a farmers’ market, especially if you have ever felt like a human Popsicle at Hy-Vee. Seriously, that place is cold even on the hottest August day. So don’t risk frostbite this summer and head out to one of the local farmers’ markets. The benefits are two-fold: You [...]
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Lucinda Williams will be performing at Stephens Lake Park on Tuesday, July 24.
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The public has spoken, and they chose The Tiger’s Wife for the 2012 One Read sponsored by the Daniel Boone Regional Library.
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Are you in CoMO this week? Are you bored? Here are 10 ways to deny boredom.
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Syndicated talk radio host Rush Limbaugh was inducted into the Hall of Famous Missourians at the Capital Building in Jefferson City on May 14.
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The award-winning French film, The Kid With a Bike (Le Gamin au Velo), is now playing at Ragtag Cinema. As the Grand Jury Prize Winner at this years’ Cannes Film Festival and Golden Globe nominee for Best Foreign Language Film, the film lived up to the hype. The story follows young, troubled Cyril who is in search [...]
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The new ebooks available at Daniel Boone Regional Library are beach bag-friendly companions. Here are five of the freshest nonfiction titles.
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If your sweet tooth goes bump in the night, fear no more: Vault serves cupcakes from next-door bakery The Velvet Cupcake until the speakeasy closes at 1:30 a.m. daily.
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’90s alt-rockers to play outside the Blue Note August 8.
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Because of a large donation by The Crossing Church, the True Life Fund’s documentary on bullying can be seen by its intended audience — middle and high schoolers.
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Watching people struggle through reality TV has never been funnier in SyFy’s Total Blackout, airing Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
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Help us pick the next cover for Vox’s Summer Preview!
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The restaurant is currently selling their chicken and waffles from Mojo’s before becoming a mobile operation at the end of May.
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May is a fantastic month. After all, April showers bring May flowers, right? But even if it brings tornadoes, May still marks the beginning of summer. It’s home to Mother’s Day, Memorial Day and, as you all know, my birthday. But as all television addicts understand, May is really the best month of the year for one reason: season finales.
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The last of the best Tumblr picks including Tumblr’s own curation blog, a GIF sensation and word beauty.
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Enjoy great wine and cocktails from Food &WINE magazine, great books from Goodreads and save your data plan with Onavo’s data extender.
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A reception for the George Caleb Bingham Gallery’s show Punctuation is tomorrow. The exhibition showcases the work of seniors in the MU art department.
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A not-so-super moon, a robbery and a controversial petition all were a tweet on Twitter this week.
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