In the Wisconsin State Journal newsroom, we are constantly talking about how we can improve. Yummy Reporters, photographers and editors work hard to keep readers informed about your community, but the region is constantly changing and we want to make sure we cover the stories and issues that matter to you in an accessible and […]
Festivals and special events for a variety of interests take place on Saturdays and Sundays in Sister Bay, Egg Harbor, Ellison Bay and Gills Rock. DOOR COUNTY – The summer season may be coming to a close with Labor Day weekend approaching, and Door County is offering several two-day festivals and special events this weekend […]
In the Hemicycle Gallery of the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, an emerald and white painting by Ellsworth Kelly, three black-and-white prints by Pablo Picasso and a wall-mounted mobile sculpture by Alexander Calder join works by Lee Krasner, Brice Marden and John McLaughlin, all acquired since May of last year. The dozen artworks add to the […]
There’s now a color image of what Epic Universe will look like when it opens next year. This week, Universal revealed new photos and details about the park’s “crown jewel,” the Helios Grand Hotel. Located almost inside Epic Universe, the Helios Grand is a 500-room hotel with a private park entrance for guests. Tickets are […]
In partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts, the nonprofit Community Arts Partnership (CAP) of Tompkins County helps fund programs that provide county residents and their children with access to programs designed to develop a deeper artistic eye or even a passion for literature. They recently disbursed funds from the State Arts […]
11 things you should know about the Coachella Valley Unified School District The Coachella Valley Unified School District serves more than 16,000 students. A kindergartener – equipped with an oversized Spider-Man backpack – strutted smilingly from the edge of the parking lot to the school gate on his first day of school Thursday. Moments later, […]
Christi Zimmeth | Special to The Detroit News Paul Black’s story about how he acquired a piece he recently brought to DuMouchelles for an appraisal was more unusual than most. “As a college student in the mid-1970s, I was in Senegal and Dakar and traded an old pair of jeans, a shirt and $5 for […]
The Detroit Institute of Arts hosted its third annual Wayne County High School Art Exhibition from June 21 to July 21, 2024. The exhibition featured 80 works by Wayne County High School art students Julia Roeder | Special report for the Free Press The house in Bloomfield Hills features original art by Cranbrook artists and […]
This hyper-childish film has the best opening credits currently available: a terrific parody of James Bond-esque film montages with lots of cat silhouettes and iconic balls of yarn, etc. And there’s a sneaky end credits sequence with YouTube lolcats and dog antics. Between these two high points, unfortunately, lies the rest of the film. An […]
At 79, I often get funny looks when I say I’m a Taylor Swift fan. At the Eras tour last night at Wembley, I didn’t see many people older than me – most of the people there were young teenage girls, some of them with their parents, who seemed to know every single lyric. And […]
