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"Nightcrawler" is one of those movies that get under your skin. It is so effective at drawing you into its seedy world of crime journalism the first thing I wanted to do after seeing this mo…
As thrillers go, "Before I Go to Sleep" isn't particularly riveting, surprising or suspenseful. The biggest shock it delivers is Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman actually agreed to be in this m…
No matter which team wins the game, music lovers all win.Â
Kansas City mezzo/Royals fan is tapped by MLB, finally.
Time-travel play brings a great painter to modern New York.
The guitarist's program included two works dedicated to him.
The radio host brings his act to the Edison Theatre.
The first season of the program tells the story of a 1999 murder of a high school senior in Baltimore County, Maryland.
An unfamiliar work by an unfamiliar composer was an exciting surprise.
St. Louis gets a birthday present, with an assist from the National Archives.
Shows reflect a mix of old and brand-new.Â
The Angel Band Project will benefit from sales.
Depression-era musical has garnered good reviews.
Old building is restored with galleries, a stage and room for parties.Â
Photographer took a portrait of his wife Beverly "Bebe" Brown with her three sisters in 1975, following up with another one the next year.
First and foremost, "Birdman" is a satire. The movie swings a razor sharp sword that leaves virtually no segment of the entertainment industry uncut. I just wanted to get that out of the way…
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
But Robert Massey isn't quitting his day job.
Extramarital affairs are seemingly as French as crepes and the Eiffel Tower. Of course, that doesn't mean the good people of France think they are a worthwhile pursuit, as the emotional dama…
"Dear White People" is the movie of the moment; a funny, tense, unflinching look at race relations at a fictional Ivy League university that defiantly plucks at an exposed nerve in our count…
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's Adam Crane says, 'People should see it.'
When you have a musical adaptation of a movie, the typical approach is to strip-mine the story for a few memorable plot points and then pack the thing with original (mostly lousy) songs. Thi…
Dialogue gets in the way of good dance numbers.
He also wrote for the St. Louis Chamber Chorus and the Bach Society of St. Louis.
National group invited Pollock to recognize STL group's efforts
