To singer-songwriter with love
Do you know Tom House’s music? Local singer/songwriter Keith Morris thinks that you ought to, and he is offering to do something about it. “I don’t want to get all […]
The time has come for the Festival of the Photograph [includes photo gallery]
The time has come for the Festival of the Photograph to shake this town like a Polaroid picture! While a few galleries have already opened corresponding exhibits (pick up C-VILLE […]
“Starter” deck
“The Starter Wife”Thursday 9pm, USA Network “Will & Grace”’s Debra Messing returns to TV in this mini-series about a 40something wife of a Hollywood bigshot who has to move on […]
Capsule reviews of films playing in town
28 Weeks Later (R, 99 minutes) 2002’s apocalyptic zombie flick 28 Days Later was a shot in the arm to a stagnant horror film industry. Unfortunately, director Danny Boyle isn’t […]
A world of music
Ever fantasize about quitting your office job, leaving town and moving to the beaches of Brazil? Madeline Holly Sales did it. Speaking only Spanish, she lived there for three years, […]
First Friday, June 1st [with photo gallery!]
Art Upstairs “All Things Bright and Beautiful,” paintings by Sue Sencer, 6-9pm. Ben Around Tattoos and Offbeat Gallery “Interiors,” a group show, 6-10pm. BozArt Gallery “Recent Works” by Bob Klonoski, […]
Current issue: Listen now to selections from your favorite bands
Current issue: Listen now to selections from your favorite bands Music Now ArchivesA collection of MP3’s and reviews of your favorite bands on c-ville.com
Film school
“Veronica Mars”Tuesday 8pm, CW Tonight’s two-hour season finale could be the end of the road for our beloved teen sleuth. The critically lauded but anemically rated “Veronica” isn’t on the […]
Capsule Reviews of films playing in town
28 Weeks Later (R, 99 minutes) 2002’s apocalyptic zombie flick 28 Days Later was a shot in the arm to a stagnant horror film industry. Unfortunately, director Danny Boyle isn’t […]
The soul of Streetcar
In the Director’s Notes for the current Live Arts production of A Streetcar Named Desire, John Gibson writes, “There have been 20,000 productions…there might seem little left to