The album falls short of its predecessor, “Culture,” producing none of the trademark Migos bangers. “Culture II,” released January 26,…
“Phenomenally” a reflective, empowering poetry event
MUSED organization hosted “Phenomenally” with the aim of creating a celebratory venue for women-centric poetry. On Saturday, January 27, MUSED…
“CHRYSALIS” exhibit explores childhood, social maturation
Erin Rappleye’s exhibit, “CHRYSALIS,” a jewelry-centric installation, focuses more on stagnant snapshots of the past than a future-bound metamorphosis. Erin…
CaneFlix movies satiate variety of film-desires
Underappreciated and underutilized, CaneFlix has a myriad of popular films, contemporary or otherwise, for which the service is worth using.…
Nonfiction books to satisfy historical, political itches
Editor-in-Chief Kayleigh Thesenvitz weighs in with books for those curious about apartheid, political civility or self-fulfillment. If you’re curious about…
“NEW/NOW” a hit gallery with multiple perspectives
The Tulsa Artist Fellowship’s new gallery, “NEW/NOW,” features hand-picked and powerful pieces from TAF’s fellows. The “NEW/NOW” art gallery hit…
First Friday Art Crawl yet another great taste of Tulsa
February’s First Friday event features a slew of new galleries and the ever-popular Pie Night at Antoinette’s bakery. First Friday…
Award-winning musical proves it’s worth its salt
“A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder” came through Tulsa last week, and the variety of songs and characters helped…
“Paddington 2” surprisingly charming, worthwhile
While not the first film a college student would think of seeing, “Paddington 2” elicits a general feeling of wholesomeness…
Tulsa Zine Night a niche, underground experience
Prominent in Tulsa’s underground literary scene, Broken Thumb Press hosts Tulsa Zine Night annually in an effort to bring zines…
