Dusting Off a Classic
Lou Reed and Metal Machine Music are a man and an album that need no introduction. Lou Reed was born in 1942 and rose to prominence in the 1960s and 1970s as chief songwriter for...
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome! Case Theater Society (CTS) is holding a free Broadway Cabaret Benefit to raise money for United Way, starting at 8:30 p.m. on Mar. 30 at Club Isabella in Little Italy. Directed...
Drew Scheeler, Film and Television Critic
• March 29, 2013
Watershed Down
If a television series is particularly successful, a spinoff is all but guaranteed. Spinoffs are created to capitalize on the goodwill your average television viewer gives to the shows...
The Bullitts – “They Die by Dawn (ft. Yasiin Bey, Jay Electronica, and Lucy Liu)”
I’ve never heard of the Bullitts, but apparently one of their members recently directed a spaghetti western short...
Platform: iOS
Price: $6.99
This week’s app of the week is just hardly an app. Even so, it’s beautiful and available through the app store.
Christopher Anderson is a photographer’s photographer....
Tonight, local rock band Newshoes will be headlining at the Foundry at 8:00 p.m.
Although Newshoes is a “rock band,” it cannot be adequately defined by just one genre. Band member Matt Deulley’s...
Drew Scheeler, Film and Television Critic
• March 22, 2013
Watershed Down
Once upon a time, a noble flame-haired comedian was groomed and promoted to take over the kingdom of The Tonight Show. But a dragon older than time itself ruled The Tonight Show. And...
Owen Bell, Games and Tech Reporter
• March 22, 2013
You may have noticed the indie game The Bridge showing up on Steam. A strange fusion of gravity shifting puzzles and dimension-shifting levels, the game looks like something straight out of an MC Esher...
Jack Behrend, Food Reporter / Copy Editor
• March 22, 2013
Created by Food and Wine Magazine’s “The People’s Best New Chef Award 2013” nominee Chris Hodgson and restaurateur Scott Kuhn, Hodge’s Cleveland presents a delightful blend of modernity and comfort...
Given that he released three excellent albums in 2012, it’s understandable that Ty Segall’s first album of 2013 is a re-release. Originally released only on vinyl in 2009, Reverse Shark Attack finds...
