Dusty Somers

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Top films of 2010

The Daily’s Life & Arts staff voted on the best films of 2010. Some expected contenders for the list, including “Black Swan” and “True Grit” had not b...

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Comedian more than just a ‘clean’ alternative

Brian Regan has built a career on pointing out the ridiculousness inherent in everyday life, from the overly specific directions on Pop-Tarts packagin...

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• 2 years, 6 months ago

State Question 744 (public education funding) fails in landside Tuesday night

Oklahoma voters overwhelmingly rejected State Question 744, a ballot initiative that would have required the Legislature to increase funding for publi...

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• 2 years, 6 months ago

SQ 744 proposes increases in education spending

Oklahoma State Question 744 is a proposed constitutional amendment that, if passed, will require the Oklahoma State legislature to increase funding fo...

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• 2 years, 7 months ago

Oklahoma elections: Different perspectives on job responsibilities separate treasurer candidates

Republican state Rep. Ken Miller and Democrat Stephen E. Covert are facing each other in the race for state treasurer. Miller, who defeated former ...

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Oklahoma elections: House District 44

Democrat Emily Virgin and Republican Kent Hunt face each other in the race for the House District 44 seat. District 44 encompasses the heart of Norman...

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Book Review: ‘A Week at the Airport’

For most of us, the airport is a necessary evil. A gateway to better things. A holding pattern until we’re at the place we really want to be.

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‘Rocky Horror Show’ gleefully flouts good taste

The delightfully weird sheen of Richard O’Brien’s “The Rocky Horror Show” hasn’t dulled with age, and nearly 40 years after its London premiere, the s...

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‘Never Let Me Go’ illustrates bleak tale of human connection

“Never Let Me Go” looks a lot more like Merchant Ivory than Philip K. Dick, but make no mistake, this is a science fiction film, albeit with barely a ...

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‘The Social Network’ succeeds as courtroom drama and character study

My expectations of “The Social Network” changed immediately upon viewing its first theatrical trailer — a haunting, melancholy piece score...

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