Grab a snack (or a drink). It's the biggest Bites & Sips ever! Despite…
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The Gay Street Collaborative — creators of the Moonlight Market and Sunlight Market shopping events…
Janet George is the curator of and one of many artists exhibiting in the…
The work of an artist isn’t much different from other pursuits. You have to…
By Susan Tebben
Opera Columbus was ready for its annual gala, the biggest fundraiser of the…
A new proposal calls for a six-story, 68-unit apartment building at 1778 N. High…
The Numbers
COVID-19 cases — As of Tuesday, Sept. 22, 20,496 cases and 483 deaths from…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a national moratorium on evictions on…
By Susan Tebben
A bill sponsored by Ohio Senate President Larry Obhof to bar public officials…
By Marty Schladen
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday said he did not agree with a…
Donald Ray Pollock, writer of the 2011 novel The Devil All the Time and…
It was another home win for Columbus Crew SC on Saturday night as they…
Aside from a couple of stinkers, this weekend offers a bunch of solid viewing…
Ohio Author Knocks ’em Stiff at Netflix
September 23, 2020 2:13 pm
Hope Madden
Donald Ray Pollock, writer of the 2011 novel The Devil All the Time and narrator of Antonio Campos’s film adaptation, was as surprised as anyone to see Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson and Sebastian Stan knocking around Knockemstiff, Ohio. OK, so the movie itself was filmed in Alabama, which is where those actors and more—Riley Keough, […]
Good Flicks at Home, in Theaters and Drive-Ins
September 18, 2020 10:25 am
George Wolf
Aside from a couple of stinkers, this weekend offers a bunch of solid viewing options at home, on the big screen and at the drive-in. It’s a particularly good week for people looking to start spooky season a little early, but thrillers, family dramas and much-needed upbeat fare also awaits. Antebellum Available via VOD. by […]
Bunches of Fine Movie Options
September 11, 2020 11:15 am Hope Madden
Theaters and streaming services are still vying for our attention. Don’t you just feel drunk on power right now? A couple of excellent Ohio-grown options this week, several films to leave you sleepless, and generally just a pretty solid week all around. The Devil All the Time Playing theatrically at Gateway Film Center. Streaming on […]
Safe Movie Bets
September 4, 2020 1:54 pm George Wolf
Why continue to review VOD and streaming releases when theaters are open? Well, because Hollywood is giving Tenet time to prove this enormous experiment: Is a theatrical release viable? Can theaters handle it? Will people turn out? While they wait, they’re releasing little else to theaters. If you want something new, you’ll need to look […]
Big Screen or Small, Movies for Everyone
August 28, 2020 2:29 pm Hope Madden
Wait, there are superheroes on the big screen? My God, it almost feels like pre-apocalypse summer, doesn’t it? Does it even matter if the movie’s any good? Sure it does, and if you don’t feel like superheroes or you aren’t quite sure how safe it is to return to the multiplex, fear not. An absolutely […]
Gateway Film Center Reopening Soon
August 24, 2020 1:34 pm Hope Madden
It’s been five long months, but Gateway Film Center is the next Columbus movie theater to turn on the projectors and pop some corn. The film center reopens Monday, August 31, with limited screenings, cashless ticketing, and extra large plans for Tenet. “I am not a patient person,” says Chris Hamel, GFC president and programmer […]
Columbus Black International Film Festival Goes Virtual
August 21, 2020 3:46 pm Hope Madden
One of many adjustments 2020 has required affects film festivals. Even though theaters across Columbus are now beginning to screen films to live audiences, the pandemic has made the planning and execution of large festivals all but impossible. It’s a wild new world, isn’t it? Not to Cristyn Steward. She’s a veteran, having navigated these […]
