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Our staff lists the best events in the week ahead, including a play on a bus and Six Flags' opening weekend.
Show holds a Broadway record, too
"WWE Battleground PPV" comes to St. Louis for the first time at 6:30 p.m. July 19 at Scottrade Center.
While the "Jurassic Park" fantasy of seeing dinosaurs come to life will likely never be realized, "Discover the Dinosaurs" is a close (and less frightening) second.
Once a movie franchise has reached its seventh installment, there's not a whole lot left to say "Â especially when we are talking about a franchise as ridiculous as "The Fast and the Furio…
Annual event will be held April 26 in Forest Park.
Training sessions for the interactive artwork begin on April 26.
In other April Fools' Day news, Easter has been canceled.
LOS ANGELES (AP) " In the nearly 30-year friendship that Tavis Smiley shared with Maya Angelou, he learned the renowned writer's views on life and how to live it to the fullest.
St. Louis' most-Shazamed tracks, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
Babe Ruth's first contract and a handwritten letter from Columbus will be on display.
'Buyer and Cellar' keeps drawing theater-goers
Whether you're a cinephile or an insomniac - or both - some movies on the Tivoli Theatre schedule may appeal to you.
Drummer from Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio returns to his roots.
The Radio Arts Foundation has the interview.
Want to do something cheap and fun with the kids this summer? How about a movie?
A period play and a new show pair up.
Russian and Latin music for the season
Artist will hide 1,000 works of art for people to find.
"Home" is one of those standard, inoffensive, mildly entertaining family films that are explicitly designed for parents in search of an hour-and-a-half of peace.
Chemistry is one of the most important things in comedy. How two leads play off of one another can mean life or death as far as laughs are concerned.
Our staff list the best events in the week ahead, including MADCO's "Double Date" and "The Sing-Off Live Tour."
Only six other troupes in the United States can say the same.
St. Louis' most-Shazamed tracks, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
Seventy-five local artists competed for nine spots.
