Tributes and dance parties: your guide to the nostalgia craze
Straight-up nostalgia bait has clearly proven lucrative beyond anyone's expectations for local OKC venues says Brett Fieldcamp.
Juneteenth two-day celebration in Oklahoma City features music, film
Starting on the Eastside Saturday and then moving to Scissortail Park Sunday, this year's celebration of Juneteenth will be a special one.
“Manhattan Short Film Festival” at OKCMOA lets filmgoers be the judges
OKC audiences will have the honor to see the ten Academy short film finalists for 2021 and vote for Best Film and Best Actor.
deadCenter unveils lineup, themes for 2024 film festival
deadCenter programmers took the Rodeo Cinema stage to announce films, themes, and more for this year's 24th annual installment of OKC's crowning film festival.
Youth workshop at full speed as Latino film festival nears
Student director Jordyn Borrego listened intently over headphones as she watched the camera move into place for a scene in her upcoming film, "Desire."
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‘Les Misérables’ at Civic Center a revolutionary spectacle of emotion
In the world of musical theater, there's everything else and then there's "Les Misérables," says Brett Fieldcamp about the powerful emotion of this production.
Turbo Wizard conjure metal magic on ‘Barbarian Love Songs’
Brett Fieldcamp reviews Turbo Wizard, A metal mainstay on the Oklahoma City scene for the best part of a decade.
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.
