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Weekender/Mountaingrown Original Music Series with OurAfter @ The Woodlands • 05.15.13
Photos by Alan K. Stout
Old Farmers Ball @ Toyota Pavilion Montage Mountain • 05.11.13
Photos by Jason Riedmiller
'Hell' leads to heavenly dishes for 279 Bar & Grill
He's tattooed, has shaved his head during the course of his run on “Hell's Kitchen,” and, unfortunately, was booted from...
Korn gets its Head on straight
Korn has sold millions of albums worldwide and earned two Grammy Awards as they continue to top Billboard charts and break new ground, but...
Fundraiser focuses on Scranton suds
It seems Northeastern Pennsylvania has always had an affinity for beer. Need proof? How about a lesson on the Scranton area's pre-Prohibition...
Tarot readings, jewelry, and philosophy found at Shambala
The word “revitalization” has been thrown around when it comes to discussing the upswing that downtown Wilkes-Barre has seen with...
Zano celebrates four and many more
Though she's celebrating four years with her band this weekend, area resident Jeanne Zano has made music a main focus of her life since a...
SIXTEENHUNDRED: Montage kicks off the summer with Cabinet's Old Farmers Ball
Repurposed wood boards soaked up the luminous violets, greens, and reds of the stage lights, providing a rustic backdrop for the rich array of...
SORRY MOM & DAD: Past, present and future ponderings with Povich
In college, there were two occasions I would always skip class for: a bad hangover and a good TV show. Just as it was poor etiquette to show up...
Doughnuts, characters all have something missing
Ah, doughnuts. For some, they're a daily coffee break nosh. For others, a forbidden treat you might try to sneak.
GET YOUR GAME ON: 'Blood Dragon' flies into the past
Just a few months ago “Far Cry 3,” was one my top five games of 2012, and yet they have already released a downloadable spinoff title...
BREAKING DOWN THE WALLS: Working with, and without, the Internet
Last time we spoke, I wrote about the importance of Record Store Day and briefly touched upon a simple but important subject that I would like to...
RALPHIE REPORT: Mathews hits the books, new talk show
Over 12 years ago, Ross Mathews was fetching coffee as a “Tonight Show” intern when he was approached with an opportunity that would...
MOVIE REVIEW: Luhrmann captures spectacle, but not narrative, of 'Gatsby'
Baz Luhrmann's caffeinated interpretation of “The Great Gatsby” is sumptuous to behold – conspicuous consumption come to life.
Art steals the scene at Fine Arts Fiesta
The “elders” who are gathered, disciple-like, in Robert Broghamer's sculpture of “The Last Breakfast” sit at a long...
GIRL TALK: Sometimes you just need a road trip
Sometimes in life, we need to run away from the harsh realities of everyday life and go be someone else, somewhere else. It could be something...
NOVEL APPROACH: Failing 'Adulthood'
Sometimes our laughter cannot be contained, especially when it seems wildly inappropriate. Like that time at the mall when a stranger fell down...
CONCERT REVIEW: New Orleans Jazz Fest still a summer highlight
For four decades, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival has been a mecca for music lovers from across the nation. Before multi-day festivals...
I'D TAP THAT: Canned watermelon
Beer: Hell or High Watermelon Wheat BeerBrewer: 21st Amendment Brewery
INFINITE IMPROBABILITY: How I stopped worrying and learned to tolerate baseball
Last week, I took my first trip to PNC Field since the over $40 million renovation of the Moosic stadium. It made me rethink, albeit briefly, my...
ALBUM REVIEW: Farley earns accolades on latest EP
Earlier this month, online music magazine SingerUniverse named Danville-based singer/songwriter Tim Farley “Best Vocalist of the...
ALBUM REVIEW: Pop Evil deliver dark, deviant rock
Melodic Michigan metal monsters Pop Evil follow up their 2011 album, “War of Angels,” with their fourth studio release,...
ALBUM REVIEW: The Wonder Years reach 'Great' new heights
The opening track on The Wonder Years' third release, “The Greatest Generation,” starts with singer Dan Campbell singing as softly as...
GREEN PIECE: Green in the ground
It seems like every day I'm hearing about new ways to go green. The latest trend that caught my attention is eco-friendly burials. While this one...
TECH TALK: Subscription-based software getting harder and harder to avoid
It's pretty well-known that when you buy a new computer program – Microsoft Office, for example – you're not actually...
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