Yaaas, queens! Miss Gay America pageant brings 4 days of glamour to St. Louis by Gabe Hartwig | St. Louis Post-dispatch

After years of hopping from city to city, the Miss Gay America organization has put down roots in St. Louis for its national competition.

Q&A: 'The Zombies of Penzance' take over New Line Theatre by Calvin Wilson St. Louis Post-dispatch

New Line Theatre tweaks a Gilbert and Sullivan classic.

Dena Blizzard, mom from viral back-to-school shopping video, celebrates life's imperfections by Valerie Schremp Hahn | St. Louis Post-dispatch

The former Miss New Jersey tells her kids to "put your crazy into the universe."

Actor Joneal Joplin getting lifetime credits from Webster Groves by Joe Holleman St. Louis Post-dispatch

Mainstay at 'The Rep' has lived, performed in STL since 1972

Want to design a mini golf hole? This St. Louis art gallery wants your ideas.

Response to the indoor "Golf the Galleries" at The Sheldon Art Galleries was so great this summer, they decided to do it again next year.

Music review: A great start for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's new season

Resident conductor Gemma New led with style and substance

Recently reviewed theater for Sept. 21

Neon exhibit lights up Laumeier Sculpture Park

St. Louisans like to claim credit for a lot of inventions that were popularized at the 1904 World's Fair, such as iced tea and the ice cream cone.

St. Louis gets a shiny, new river at the Gateway Arch

Maplewood artist Margaret Keller installed Riverbend, a silvery representation of the Missouri River, on the ground in front of the new Arch entrance. It will be there through Dec. 21.

Shatner show canceled

Set your phasers to disappointment.

'Pyromania' show is like the Fourth of July 'times 10'

The annual fireworks show brings more than 150 specialists to Wright City for a day of festivities and explosions

Corpse flower to cause a big stink at Missouri Botanical Garden

It will bloom between Sept. 27 and Oct. 7, officials predict.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra season features three titled conductors, lots of great music

The theme for the SLSO's 139th season is 'From Our Family to Yours'

New season of 'The Voice' will feature 13-year-old Florissant sensation Kennedy Holmes

Is the winner of the upcoming season of "The Voice" pretty much already determined?

'Love Never Dies' is tragically uneven

'Phantom of the Opera' sequel gets better after intermission.

Recently reviewed theater for Sept. 14

'Crowns'

Power outage closes St. Louis Art Museum

The St. Louis Art Museum is closed today because of a power outage. It will open at 10 a.m. Thursday, says Matthew Hathaway, communications director.

Third Degree Glass Factory inspires glass artists

Wolf pact: Wewolf dancers approach the art form from different angles

Dance duo Wewolf steps to its own beat.

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra announces one new musician hire and several retirements

The SLSO has a new associate principal percussion

Stages St. Louis presents an exhilarating 'Oklahoma!'

Stages St. Louis puts on an exhilarating 'Oklahoma!'

Stages St. Louis announces 2019 season

Offerings include "Grease," "Man of La Mancha."

Hats off to 'Crowns' at the Black Rep in St. Louis

Entertaining play with music opens Black Rep season.

Artist mines banks of Mississippi River for material " and a sense of its relationship with St. Louis

The river's troves of old junk, lost treasures and modern trash tell Kristin Cassidy a lot about its sometimes troubling ties to the city and society.

Philip Durham, architect of Citygarden restaurant, dies at 57

Philip Durham, an architect who designed Citygarden's restaurant along with graceful homes and commercial projects, died Wednesday (Sept. 5, 2018) of a heart attack at his home in Soulard. H…