Family-friendly ‘A Territorial Christmas Carol’ draws crowds to Guthrie
“A Territorial Christmas Carol” has all the elements of the Dickens tale. But this version is based in the Land Run Era territory of 1890s Guthrie.
La Caravana del Diablo exhibit reveals struggle, hope of Mexico’s caravans
Ada Trillo’s La Caravana del Diablo exhibit Each photograph is illuminated by the hope of its subjects and darkened by their fears.
OKC Film community reacts to Oscars, awards, cinematic competition
What matters much more than who wins on Oscar Night is paying attention to the films that get recognized throughout awards season.
Locals, tours keep live music scene living through December
December in Oklahoma City is sporting a host of awesome music gigs - rock, rap, and otherwise - with nary a jingle bell in sight.
Ribbon cut on Rodeo Cinema Film Row – Grand opening Friday night
The ribbon has been cut for Rodeo Cinema's additional new location at the Paramount on Film Row and the Grand Opening is Friday night.
Keep an ear out for these acts at Festival of the Arts
Performing arts are big at the Oklahoma City Festival of the arts this year and Brett Fieldcamp gives you a quick rundown of the acts.
Festival of the Arts shining spotlight on diverse music lineup
As we approach the annual Festival of the Arts in OKC, Brett Fieldcamp gives a rundown of some of the must-see music acts this year.
The Lunar Laugh stick the landing on final album ‘In the Black’
A beloved and influential local band, The Lunar Laugh, just issued its final album. Brett Fieldcamp reports on the album but also ways the band will be missed.
‘Rejoice & Shout’ brings beauty, legacy of gospel music to OKCMOA
"Rejoice and Shout" is a powerful film about the contribution of Black Gospel music in the U.S. and is showing at the Okla City Museum of Art.
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....
OKCMOA presenting trio of Tinseltown terror from master David Lynch
Brett Fieldcamp previews three of his favorite David Lynch films, all being shown this weekend at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
OKC avant-garde metalheads Chat Pile turn national eye to 89th Street
The music of Chat Pile lives in the strange, nebulous spaces between punk and metal, between Indie and Hardcore," says Brett Fieldcamp.
Josh Sallee confronts LA celebrity circus in new single “Hollywood Hoax”
Josh Sallee went to Los Angeles to find success but found something entirely different. He has now returned to OKC and has created new work.
Rat F!nk wrestles rock regrets on ‘Year of the Rat’
OKC’s Rat F!nk (pronounced “rat fink”) has hurled his hat into the same rock ‘n’ roll ring with “Year of the Rat.”
OK-made mockumentary “Elusive” much more than “stupid bigfoot movie”
Sometimes you see a film that is so much better than it has any right or reason to be. Elusive is one of those.
