Artists Joyce J. Scott and Sonya Clark provide a gallery of quiet and resonant racially-charged pieces.
“Digital Divas” comments on gender politics
The Oklahomans for Equality Center hosted “Digital Divas” through September, a diverse gallery that made subtle jabs at gendered topics.
The great pumpkin spice experiment
A local band of heroes finds out which alcohol mixes best with pumpkin spice lattes, for your consumer convenience.
“mother!” ambitious, falls short
Darren Aronofksy tackles biblical allegory in his newest film with questionable success.
2017 Fall TU Film Festival showcases student talent
2017’s Fall Film Festival at TU was entertaining, though disappointing at times.
Wilco brings traditional, experimental sounds to Brady Theater
Last Sunday’s performance had an exciting combination of the inane and the insane.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor less political, no less meaningful
The new record, “‘Luciferian Towers,’” doesn’t bring back the political field recordings, but the grand tonal quality is still ever-present.
Science discovers first human being ever that enjoys plain Greek yogurt
The State-Run teams up with the Dannon Oikos research facility to present you the latest news in the ever-evolving field…
Broken up couple goes to court over HBO account
A historic case will go to trial over who gets custody of a joint HBO account.
Song ruined for local woman after ex posts about it
After her ex posted the song on Snapchat, Laurie Westings could no longer stand the song “Bodak Yellow”.