Home is where the Kirby is ...
Will Beekman loves that moment when the house lights go down at the F. M. Kirby Center, the artist takes center stage and the crowd screams. And for about 20 seconds, he'll relish in the start of the show. Then, inevitably
Deep down in the obscure, underground world of music lies one of Scranton's best-kept secrets. For those of you who don't know them, we present The Marshmallow Staircase - a mind-bending, psychedelic, from-another-planet group of rockers who are here to
Two things can be said about John Mayer with certainty - his music makes women swoon and he likes to talk. His stop at the Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain on Saturday, July 24, proved both those facts.
Mayer elicited enough female shrieks to pop a mi
LET'S WRESTLE - In the Court of the Wrestling Let's
THE GOOD: British indie poppers Let's Wrestle unleash a stellar debut.
THE BAD: Nope.
THE NITTY GRITTY: The London trio creates a bold noise encompassing the awkwardness of prime Buzzcocks, the melodic
Spend 10 minutes on the phone with Shemekia Copeland and you learn one thing right away - she's not afraid to tell you how it is.
The Harlem-born blues singer isn't shy about what she feels or thinks, but that doesn't make her the type of in-your-face pe
Dinner for Schmucks
Steve Carell, Paul Rudd
Blame Brian Fontana. After paying his dues in the good (The Cider House Rules), the not-so-bad (Clueless) and the ugly (Halloween 3: The Curse of Michael Myers) of the H'wood trenches, actor Paul Rudd is finall
Before Nunsense, there was Greater Tuna. What has become a theatrical franchise of sorts (there is also Tuna Christmas and Red, White, and Tuna) grew from a party skit based on a political cartoon. Within four years of its debut in Austin, Texas in 1981
The Blind Contessa's New Machine
By Carey Wallace
Viking Books, 2010, $23.95, 207 pages
In 19th century Italy, Carolina Fantoni, a young Contessa, is going blind. She tries telling her mother, who believes Carolina is temporarily blinded with love for he
Before Nunsense, there was Greater Tuna. What has become a theatrical franchise of sorts (there is also Tuna Christmas and Red, White, and Tuna) grew from a party skit based on a political cartoon. Within four years of its debut in Austin, Texas in 1981
