Okla Cine Latino Film Festival reveals strong local talent
The third annual Cine Latino Film Festival entertained a filled UCO CHK Central Boathouse Saturday evening.
It revealed the talents of many Oklahoma City filmmakers,...
deadCENTER crowd enjoys “The Scent of Rain & Lightning”
deadCENTER veterans Casey Twenter and Jeff Robison presented one of their latest serious works in the first night of the film festival in Oklahoma...
Into 2017 – Building a screenwriting network in OKC
The screenwriters panel at the 2016 deadCENTER Film Festival in Oklahoma City featured several people who had various levels of experience at the craft....
Wave roof bank drive-through demolished!
The wave roof former bank drive-through at Northwest 5th and Classen is now history, demolished Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning.
Concert to launch latest Roger Lienke CD “Playing for Keeps”
Roger Lienke was 8 years old when he wrote his first music, 12 when he wrote his first pop song and 16 when he...
Bellgardt’s “Gremlin” draws posse back to deadCENTER
Emmy winning local filmmaker Ryan Bellgardt has a loyal following who will show up to see his next film just about every time.
After his...
Historic “eggshell” church saved from wrecking ball?
In an 8-1 vote, The City of Oklahoma City Council approved a memorandum of understanding between the City, First Christian Church - OKC, and...
Eggshell church in jeopardy again as Crossings Church pulls out of deal
Thought to have been saved by a potential deal with Crossings Community Church, the northside historic First Christian "eggshell" Church is at risk again.
Scissortail Park Grand Opening concerts draw 28,000 to OKC – Gallery
The Grand Opening weekend for Oklahoma City's new Scissortail Park kicked off Friday night with concerts that drew 28,000 filling the Great Lawn.
Film *Paris is Burning* points to current realities in Oklahoma City
Tuesday night, the second night of OKC Pride Week, Banquet Cinema near downtown hosted the showing of Paris is Burning, a documentary that shocked many, and empowered countless others when it was released in 1991.
November films to be thankful for around Oklahoma City
As the leaves change color in autumn, so too do the films packing movie theaters. We have some ideas about the best to view in OKC in Nov.
Helen Kelter Skelter bring psychedelic heat on ‘Chroma Crawl’
It's dense, textural, filled with walls of fuzzy guitars, fuzzy basslines, swirling, spaced-out, usually unintelligible vocals, and above all else, the barreling, unstoppable battering of the driving drum beats.
The dream of the 90s is alive in recent music drops
Throw on your best light-up sneakers and gel your hair up high, because these bands are taking us back to the last time things music any sense.
Soul Asylum set to keep it raw, raucous at upcoming Tower gig
Alt-rock pioneers Soul Asylum talked to Free Press about their straightforward sound and connecting across decades ahead of their Tower Theatre stop Oct. 18th.
Genre-bending locals bring the heat in May, June concerts
The next few weeks are set to showcase some of the most exciting and energetic acts in local music, including some buzzy new releases and a long-awaited return.
