Whether you choose not to drink for a night, a month, nine months or…
The Sweet Treats Dessert Festival is back! In a little over two weeks, guests…
Upon reflection, hibachi places were doing a BYO (build-your-own) schtick before it was cool. Sure,…
Columbus' first DGX store has officially opened its doors Downtown, offering a mix between…
Like clockwork, once the holiday shopping season ends, the store closure announcements begin. The…
There's a lot of places you can shop in Columbus (and plenty of shopping…
Robert Cooperman is the founder and president of Stage Right Theatrics, the country’s only…
Live theatre is a alive and well in Columbus in 2019, with plenty of…
While the Short North still contains the largest number of art galleries in a…
An event at the Glenwood Community Center earlier this week served as the official…
Big changes are in store for CoGo, the bike share system with the fixed…
Reading is a very big deal in the state of Ohio…until Grade Three. State legislation…
If you don’t know what a Central Committee is or does, you’re not alone.It’s…
By Tyler BuchananTim Schumm is already looking forward to spring. County engineers like him also serve…
by Susan TebbenA new proposal to require voters to be automatically registered to vote…
Here's to the weekend! Tickets are sold out for the Big Bacon Bash! Don't miss…
Who’s hungry for a Royale with Cheese? Mike McGraner hopes you’re down for a…
Film critic and author J. Hoberman makes a return trip this weekend to the…Tarantino’s 9 + Some Coming to Studio 35
January 16, 2020 12:00 pm
George Wolf
Who’s hungry for a Royale with Cheese? Mike McGraner hopes you’re down for a dozen. “Literally everything Quentin Tarantino’s directed, acted in or written is going to be shown over twelve months,” McGraner says. Coming off a successful showcase of David Lynch’s film history last year, McGraner didn’t have to ponder too long for his […]
Oscar Noms and Surprises
January 13, 2020 12:00 pm
Hope Madden
by Hope Madden and George Wolf Any year as strong as 2019 is going to see its share of snubs in the Oscar race because there are just too damn many worthy films and performances. It’s a blessing, really. But we will complain anyway. First, though, we’ll celebrate Scarlet Johansson for finally getting a nomination, […]
One Big Recommendation This Week at the Movies
January 10, 2020 12:22 pm George Wolf
Why they made us wait this long for 1917 we may never know, but the point is, it’s here now and it’s the movie to see. What else is out this week? Let’s walk through it. 1917 by George Wolf War. Maybe you’ve heard of it lately. Taking inspiration from the past, director Sam Mendes […]
Belated Christmas Gifts at the Movies
December 30, 2019 1:00 pm Hope Madden
Christmas movies pay off this year, with Sandler’s masterpiece, Gerwig’s unstoppable reimagining, and some science-friendly animation. Uncut Gems by Matt Weiner There’s something acutely familiar right now about watching a consummate New York macher unable to help himself as he pursues more and more wealth, drawing everyone around him into his increasingly unstable house of […]
Spoiler Free Rise of Skywalker Plus Bombshell, Cats and Hidden Life
December 20, 2019 12:00 pm George Wolf
Is The Rise of Skywalker a fitting capper to the latest Star Wars saga? Is Cats as bad as it looks? Does Bombshell‘s entire cast look as eerily similar to their real life counterparts as Charlize Theron does? How’s Terrence Malick’s latest? We have all the answers! Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker by George […]
The Best Movies of 2019
December 14, 2019 12:28 pm George Wolf
by George Wolf and Hope Madden This has been a fascinating year for movies. While we had some great sequels and superhero adventures, 2019 has offered a beautiful abundance of original films, and this may have been the single best year for documentaries since ever. Favorites returned to form while new voices pushed the art […]
Eastwood, The Rock, Some Popes and a Dictator Walk Into the Movies
December 13, 2019 10:30 am George Wolf
What do you want to do while we wait for Star Wars? Here are a couple of ideas. Jumanji: The Next Level by George Wolf Recent box office totals have sent a pretty clear message: if you want a butts-in-seats reboot, you gotta come with a strong new hook. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle got […]
