The show must go on! Here is a list of upcoming performances here in the United States. THE METROPOLITAN OPERA PRESENTS “FROM THE BAROQUE TO THE PRESENT: A TWO WEEK TOUR OF OPERA HISTORY” PART 1 (THE FIRST WEEK OF THE PROGRAM) Mon. Nov. 2- “Rodelinda”- Handel Tues. Nov. 3- “Orfeo ed Euridice”- Gluck Wed. […]
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Destination Tulsa: Nostalgia
Coming to Tulsa, it appeared to be a few things: a sleepy town with not much to do; a booming town with an amazing night life where something always happened on the weekend; of course, a diamond in the rough. One thing’s for sure is that Tulsa is full of surprises, and its rich history […]
Neil Gaiman discusses his new novel “The Neil Gaiman Reader”
This past week, Neil Gaiman gave a talk with Marlon James in support of his new novel, “The Neil Gaiman Reader.” This event was in conjunction with various independent bookstores across the world. Tulsa’s Magic City Books was one of such bookstores. “The Neil Gaiman Reader” is a compilation of various short stories by Gaiman. […]
Best “Criminal Minds” episodes
In honor of the last few days of the spooky season, I will be writing about the best episodes of “Criminal Minds.” There are 15 seasons of “Criminal Minds,” but for this article, I will just be reviewing those available on Netflix, the first 12. “Criminal Minds” is a television show about a group of […]
Destination Tulsa: The Gathering Place
So many sights! So many sounds! So much to experience …except you are in college with a limited budget, and you have projects, homework and work to keep you away from exploring Tulsa. Maybe it’s time to stop and breathe in the fresh air! In order to progress, you’ve got to digress and take a […]
COVID-19’s rebound necessitates another lockdown
As the United States is nearing a third, and possibly the largest yet, wave of COVID-19, it seems as if people are as relaxed as ever. Cases are rising, and the number of people that are not socially distancing and without masks seems to be rising as well. There are 17 states that have reported […]
Much more music to discover in the U.S.
The one silver lining of COVID-19 is that so many performances are now just one click away. Though companies are still putting new streams on their websites, there are a lot of archives being pulled; so just in case you missed a performance, you still have the opportunity to watch them now. THE METROPOLITAN OPERA- […]
Netflix renews “Unsolved Mysteries” for volume two
Netflix decided to bless us just in time for the spooky season with the second season of their rendition of “Unsolved Mysteries.” The show first aired in 1987, covering paranormal activity and cold cases. Over the course of time, it was canceled and then renewed multiple times. This year, Netflix decided to transform the show, […]
The Blue Hues capture the attention of downtown Tulsa
On Saturday Oct. 17, downtown Tulsa’s nightly routine was invaded by the high energy mixture of synth pop, indie and rock sounds of The Blue Hues. Caleb Daniels Ricketts, Wyatt Hargrove, Celyn Grigson and Ryan Ganaban, primary members of The Blue Hues, were accompanied by Jacob Gates on trumpet, and Joshua Demetri on bass guitar. […]
Iconic, easy and funny Halloween costume ideas
Halloween is right around the corner. If you’re anything like me, you probably have no idea what you’re going to dress up as. Don’t fret, I am here to help. I have compiled a list of the most iconic, easiest, funniest and laziest ideas to ensure you are prepared for Halloween. This first idea is […]