Brian Regan has built a career on pointing out the ridiculousness inherent in everyday life, from the overly specific directions on Pop-Tarts packaging to the ...
Oklahoma voters overwhelmingly rejected State Question 744, a ballot initiative that would have required the Legislature to increase funding for public education. The measure failed ...
Oklahoma State Question 744 is a proposed constitutional amendment that, if passed, will require the Oklahoma State legislature to increase funding for public education. If ...
Republican state Rep. Ken Miller and Democrat Stephen E. Covert are facing each other in the race for state treasurer. Miller, who defeated former state ...
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 show ...
My expectations of "The Social Network" changed immediately upon viewing its first theatrical trailer — a haunting, melancholy piece scored with a Belgian female choir ...
Singer-songwriter Ben Kweller has been making music since he was 12, first performing with the band Radish, and later building a solo career that has ...
Hopes and dreams coalesce with fear and rejection in “A Chorus Line,” the Pulitzer- and Tony Award-winning musical that remains as potent today as it ...
It’s a cutthroat world for performers of musical theater, where rejection is often just another audition away. That’s the way it is for the characters ...
One of Alfred Hitchcock’s early British films gets re-imagined in a stage adaptation that pumps up the comedy while thinning down the cast, and the ...
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the basis for a Best Picture Oscar-winning film, “Driving Miss Daisy” owes a great deal to its pervading niceness. ...
At its best when it’s flaunting a grimy, down-in-the-dirt rock ’n’ roll attitude, “The Runaways” is half unhinged, maniacal fun and half treacly biopic convention.
The façade of American suburban placidity comes crumbling down in Arthur Miller’s masterwork, “All My Sons,” now on stage at Carpenter Square Theatre in Oklahoma ...
DreamWorks Animation sets itself a new benchmark with “How to Train Your Dragon,” a disarmingly fun and exciting romp in a world of dueling Vikings ...
“Brooklyn’s Finest” is an epic tragedy of basic cable proportions. It feels like it belongs within the confines of your home screen, with the remote ...
Emotions run high and the hair even higher in “Steel Magnolias,” the weepy drama about the joy and sorrow of friendship in 1980s small-town Louisiana. ...
For director Tom Huston Orr, staging “To Kill a Mockingbird” presented a number of challenges. The biggest — a six-letter word that starts with “n.” ...
The varied and extensive songs of Grammy and Academy Award-winner Stephen Schwartz come together in “Snapshots,” an apt title that accurately describes the way in ...
The Academy Awards took another step toward foregone conclusions Tuesday, announcing the list of nominees in yet another year where there aren’t likely to be ...
Students in the School of Dance will see their creations come alive tonight at the opening of the Young Choreographers’ Showcase, a blend of ballet ...
2009 wasn’t an especially bountiful year for cinema, but audiences lapped up the slop that Hollywood plunked down into theaters all the same, with the ...
Fast-paced, but only intermittently funny, Carpenter Square Theatre’s production of “Tom, Dick and Harry” has a laughs-to-jokes ratio that is positively woeful. Proof positive that ...
There’s a common criticism of Wes Anderson’s films — that they’re all hopelessly twee mope-fests filled with characters who get by on their ironic self-referential ...
Nearly 45 years after the culturally indelible Beatles concert that christened Shea Stadium in New York City, Paul McCartney returned for the inaugural concert at ...