As of Tuesday, October 29, Harvey & Ed's will be no more. Cameron Mitchell…
The longstanding Flatiron Bar + Diner departed the Columbus dining scene in late 2018,…
Preston's: A Burger Joint is opening its flagship location Downtown. After residencies at bar…
Online service Artkive will open its first pop-up store at Easton Town Center on…
Farmers Markets in Columbus and the Central Ohio area are underway. If you are…
Earlier this year, the owners and business partners at B/Rose Beauty Bar in Powell…
When artist Laura Alexander came back to Columbus after graduate school, she thought she’d…
Jessica Wheeler is a company dancer for the Columbus Modern Dance Company and is…
If you've purchased tickets to any events held in Columbus since July, you may…
A six-story apartment building with ground floor retail will be built at the northeast…
The Columbus Downtown Development Corporation (CDDC) presented plans for the first phase of its…
The City of Dublin’s Dublin Reality Check series is well underway. The latest event…
Editor's Note: In a press release from the campaign of Columbus City Council candidate…
Central Ohio was home to the fourth Democratic Primary Debate, hosted at Otterbein University…
Amidst the local and national debate surrounding $15 an hour minimum wage, today, Wednesday,…
If you've lived in Columbus for more than a minute then you've probably listened…
It’s not just ghouls and goblins descending on CBUS this weekend. Thanks to Nightmares…
It's no secret that the best and worst of us can be found in…
“Cannes of Horror” Returns to Gateway Film Center
October 21, 2019 12:00 pm
Hope Madden
It’s not just ghouls and goblins descending on CBUS this weekend. Thanks to Nightmares Film Festival, horror film fans and filmmakers are headed to town en masse as well. The horror film festival arrives for its fourth year at Gateway Film Center this Thursday, October 24 with a screening of Carlo Mirabella-Davis’s award-bedecked and much […]
Murphy, Jolie, Harrelson, Stone – Big Names in Theaters
October 18, 2019 11:00 am Hope Madden
Scary movies, Oscar contenders, documentaries, junk—some of those categories overlap. There is a lot going on in theaters this week. Let’s dig in. Dolemite Is My Name by George Wolf Can’t you just hear Dolemite now? “I’m so m*&^@f#[email protected]!^*’ bad they got that m*&^@f#[email protected]! Eddie Murphy to play me in a m*&^@f#[email protected]!^’ movie!” They did, […]
Unorthodocs Celebrates Nonfiction Film at the Wex
October 15, 2019 3:30 pm Hope Madden
Curious about what might make it into Oscar’s pool of best documentary contenders this year? The lineup of the Wexner Center for the Arts’ Unorthodocs, running this Thursday, October 17 through Monday, October 21, might hold a glimpse. “Last year in Unorthodocs we showed two films that went on to get nominations,” says Chris Stults, […]
Spoiler Free Joker + Loads of Good Movies
October 4, 2019 12:56 pm Hope Madden
It’s here: the most talked about, pearl clutched about, pre-viewing dissected movie of the year. Can it stand up to the scrutiny? Will Joker outlast its backlash? One thing is for sure: don’t take your kids! Joker by Hope Madden and George Wolf Todd Phillips, director of the Hangover trilogy among other comedies, recently told Vanity Fair […]
Wex Celebrates 50 Years of Julia Reichert Documentaries
October 1, 2019 9:39 am Hope Madden
Ohio’s great treasure Julia Reichert joins The Wexner Center for the Arts this Wednesday, October 2, to kick off a retrospective of her 50-year career as a documentarian. Julia Reichart: 50 Years in Film, co-organized with The Museum of Modern Art, New York, presents restorations and brand new, unseen works, from her 1971 debut, Growing […]
Space, Class and Carnage in Theaters
September 20, 2019 1:32 pm Hope Madden
TV’s most acclaimed program (wait, is that true?!) comes to the big screen, but can it outdraw Brad Pitt in zero gravity or Stallone in a MAGA hat? We shall see. Ad Astra by George Wolf In a near future world full of wondrous space travel, the presence of t-shirt vendors and war zones on […]
CBUS Filmmaker Releasing Horror Anthology
September 7, 2019 12:00 pm Hope Madden
In time for the holiday shopping season—no, the other holiday shopping season—is a Halloween-ready anthology of horror short films collected by local filmmaker and film festival organizer Jason Tostevin. Hellarious, distributed by Film Spawn and available for pre-order now, contains seven shorts hand chosen by Tostevin, whose appreciation for short subject filmmaking has always impressed. […]
