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The new record, “‘Luciferian Towers,’” doesn’t bring back the political field recordings, but the grand tonal quality is still ever-present.

Eowyn Ivey published “To the Bright Edge of the World” on the heels of Pulitzer-nominated “The Snow Child” with Alaska…

Booksmart Tulsa and TU’s English/Creative Writing program collaboratively hosted Tom Perrotta, author of “The Leftovers” and, recently, “Mrs. Fletcher.”

Iconic punk band Blink-182 still just as exciting even without Tom DeLonge on vocals.

Ice cream in Tulsa became more Insta-worthy with the addition of a rolled ice cream shop, Freezing Cow.

The play about a transgender woman surviving the Nazi and Soviet regimes in Berlin is complex but surprisingly arresting.

This year’s rendition of “Creations in Studio K” had all-female choreographers who each gave programs that told their own stories.

“Columbus” subverts the stereotypes found in small films about small places, providing a genuinely enjoyable experience.

Theatre Pops’s presentation of the play was wonderfully performed, but the play itself fell short in areas.

The stories at Ok, So’s True Story Slam ranged from the mundane to the hilarious.