
Anthony Gadson
Whatzup Editor
Articles

Lips Speak Louder debut album at The Rail
Angela Lese is returning home to celebrate Lips Speak Louder’s debut album release. A graduate of Leo High School, Lese and Rachel Brandsness recorded Consolation Prize at Sweetwater Sound last […]

Characters outsmart script in CIA story
Based on a 1981 film of the same name, the espionage tale The Amateur is a movie filled with smart characters who are trapped in a movie that isn’t as […]

Quick Hit: Uncle Muscle
Power pop trio Uncle Muscle are back for a hometown show at The Brass Rail on Sunday, April 13. Made up of Colin Taylor, Kellen Baker, and Sam Clay, Uncle […]

Brown County bluegrass fest doesn’t miss beat
The longest running bluegrass festival in the country continues this year with four days of entertainment, June 11-14, in southern Indiana. Taking place at Bill Monroe Music Park & Campground […]

David Sedaris ready to weave a tale at Embassy
David Sedaris’ stories have been entertaining readers for decades. In a career spanning nearly four decades, he has written best-selling books, written essays and short stories for The New Yorker, […]

Local author spices things up with ‘romantasy’
My wife has been an avid reader of romance novels since I’ve known her. However, I’ve recently noticed the romance has changed from mystery and historical to something else. Now, […]

Sal Vulcano shows different side of self
Making a career out of goofing around with your friends from high school sounds like a dream. However, when that goofing around leads you into uncomfortable situations that often result […]

Bandemonium finalists already feel like winners
What started with eight bands on Feb. 6 has been trimmed to two with a winner to be decided Saturday, March 29, at Baker Street Centre. Presented by ALT 99.5/102.3 […]

‘Walk Two Moons’ stresses need for hope
Finding hope in the midst of grief is central to all for One productions’ upcoming show, Walk Two Moons. “all for One is very much about stories of hope or […]