The Arts

Brett Fieldcamp gives a rundown of Oscar-nominated short films that he says are "a deeper, faster focus on heart-wrenching emotional beats or rug-pulling turns."

Activities that must return when coronavirus is finally controlled are going to concerts and returning to theaters to see films.

OKCMOA celebrates their 20th year in their location by expanding and reimagining their Chihuly exhibit with “Chihuly: Then and Now.”

Ben Wheatley’s In the Earth revels in the bad vibes of isolation. This film will show at the Tower Theatre Friday and Wednesday.

It's the short-form categories that tend to go largely unheard of by casual viewers until the big night when the awards are announced.

Greg Sestero is coming back to Rodeo Cinema in OKC to present his newest film, "Miracle Valley" after showing "The Room" one year ago.

Oklahoma City has some seriously adventurous rockers in addition to the wide spectrum of other music scenes says Brett Fieldcamp.

Now, much to the surprise of boomers everywhere, it’s not only okay to like soft rock, it’s actually become (kind of) cool.

OKC fans can join in the insanity of "The Room" this weekend as Rodeo Cinema hosts a screening of the film + Q&A with Greg Sestero.

Galleries threw open their doors this weekend as the growing number of artsy Oklahoma City residents descended on the Paseo Arts District.

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art is showing an series of extraordinary films by Wong Kar-Wai from Dec. 17-26.

From family-friendly fare to classics, iconic and cult-like, the May fantasy options in OKC theaters are offering something for everyone.

Greyson Chance is the headliner Friday for the Oklahoma City Pride Alliance Festival at Scissortail Park in downtown OKC lasting thru Sunday.

“Io Capitano” follows the increasingly dangerous trek of two teenage boys migrating from their Senegal home to Europe in this visually stunning adventure film.

There might be no better time to highlight the incomparably creative women at the forefront of the city's music scene.