Jackie O’s hosts Moonstruck Burlesque
Continuing to push its mantra that its performances are “sexier than naked.”
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Continuing to push its mantra that its performances are “sexier than naked.”
Sexy show set to take the Jackie O's Stage.
Anyone who is knowledgeable about comedy will tell you that it is subjective. Different people just laugh at different things. There is no right or wrong answer to what someone finds funny.
With thousands of miles between them, George Mooradian, the five-time Emmy-nominated cinematographer and 1971 Division of Film alum, and Wenting Deng, a second-year MFA student, formed a bond spanning from Los Angeles to Athens.
Cult classic MurderDrome screening at Athena Cinema for Hell Betties fundraiser
Before dispelling my religion-based opinions, it’s pertinent that I make something clear: I don’t consider myself a religious person.
Kickstarter helps make two OU projects come to life.
The death of Robin Williams has lost its pop culture significance. This is not cold-hearted or mean-spirited of me to say; it is just a representation of our now-current cultural mindset.
Athena Cinema launches a month-long David Lynch series.
Called a “band you have to see live” by Buckeye Music Magazine, Akron-based, jam/rock band Aliver Hall will be returning to Casa Nueva in-between festivals to showcase a concert they promise to be dynamic.
More so than your average movie summer, this was a fairly mixed bag of a popcorn-munching season. There were tons of stinkers—as always—but there were a good amount of really good ones too.
Wormz and the Decomposers are returning for another show at ARTS/West on Saturday.
Athens band Wormz and the Decomposers look forward to playing a family friendly show.
While it’s easy to write off Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller’s “Sin City” as style over substance, there’s more to the movie than just a dynamic visual sense. Not only was the film inventive in its green screen technology and captivatingly beautiful, but there was a strong balance of grittiness with tongue-in-cheek comedy. Poking fun at the mechanics of the film noir genre while also trying to play itself semi-straight.
Things are finally starting to wind down, as I am about to write two of my last reviews from this year’s film festival. Thankfully, as things slow down, the quality is not being brought down with it, as these two movies were among the best that I saw so far this week. They also connect in that they fall somewhere in line between good and really good, neither of them quite making that needed leap into greatness thanks to their own individual problems in their third acts.
As a celebration of its past, present and future, the School of Interdisciplinary Arts will be highlighting its 50-year anniversary by holding the conference “Interdisciplinary Arts: Retrospectives & Future Visions,” Friday through Saturday.
New, must-watch comedy
From the Smithsonian to the cherry blossoms, students and camping fanatics alike will travel to the nation’s capital for a weekend of sightseeing and camping on a budget.
Although Blue Pencil Comedy and Black Sheep Improv have been performing annually inside Baker University Center, their next upcoming event has them moving to a new, larger location.
Through its depiction of eleven discomforting, but humorous, vignettes that satirize African-African culture, George C. Wolfe’s The Colored Museum has received numerous accolades and honors throughout its production history.