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Skynyrd, ZZ Top team up for tour
As ZZ Top continue to forge on following the 2021 death of bassist Dusty Hill, the band have announced a co-headlining tour with Southern rock giants Lynyrd Skynyrd. The Sharp […]
Whodunit sequel exceeds predecessor
After delivering a modern whodunit classic with Knives Out a few years ago, writer/director Rian Johnson captures lightning in a bottle again with Glass Onion, a murder-mystery whose delights somehow […]
New owners to keep Oyster Bar pearl of city
Former chef Tony West has been called back home by The Oyster Bar. West and his wife, Kara, officially purchased the South Calhoun Street landmark from Steve and Brenda Gard, […]
Box office gold in 2022 was fool’s gold
In my very expert opinion, 2022 will go down as a good year for television, a (surprisingly) great year for music (especially non-mainstream hip-hop), and a terrible year for cinema. […]
Queensryche to get royal treatment at Clyde
In 1991, I was a high school adolescent, taking part in normal teenage shenanigans when a buddy and I headed to Memorial Coliseum to see Queensrÿche and Suicidal Tendencies. Queensrÿche […]
Built to Spill heading back out on road
Alternative rockers Built to Spill have announced a 2023 tour to support their latest album, When the Wind Forgets Your Name, released in September. The album is the first for […]
Cameron too good for ‘Avatar’ films
This weekend will see the release of what might end up being the “Movie Event of the Year.” James Cameron’s ninth narrative feature film, Avatar: The Way of Water, is […]
Acclaimed director swings, misses
After winning Academy awards for Best Director back-to-back years for Birdman and The Revenant, Alejandro González Iñárritu had doors open to him in terms of what project to pursue next. […]