Movie Review: ‘A Dog’s Journey,’ starring Dennis Quaid, Marge Helgenberger

A Dog’s Journey is not much different from A Dog’s Purpose. The biggest difference in the new sequel is that the film tackles some heavier topics that might be disturbing to younger audiences. We see topics such as alcoholism, death, abusive male partners and poverty tackled in the sequel to the 2017 film. I might […]

Concert Photos: Dave Matthews at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

The Dave Matthews Band made an early summer stop in St. Louis on Wednesday night, playing in front of a packed Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. Matthews and his band played 19 songs, in a show that featured some early fan favorites, as well as some newer material. Setlist 1.  That Girl Is You 2.  #41 3.  Say Goodbye 4.  Do […]

Concert Photos: Tool Rocks Enterprise Center

Rock band Tool returned to St. Louis on Monday night for the first time in over 3 years. The Grammy-Award winning band played a nearly sold-out show at Enterprise Center. The band hadn’t been in town since a sold-out show at Chaifetz Arena in 2016. Fans of the band have been clamoring for new music […]

Concert Review: Cher Turns back Time at Enterprise Center

Photos and Story by Carla Scuzzo. Cher came to Enterprise Center in St. Louis Friday night and did not disappoint the huge crowd that clearly swooned over her performance the entire evening. From duets with her first husband and success maker, Sonny Bono, projected in 60s black and white on the big screen to finishing […]

Concert Preview: Blink 182 & Lil Wayne at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre

Blink 182 and Lil Wayne will join forces for a North American tour this summer. The band and rapper will stop at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on September 14. The show will start at 7 p.m. Nick Deep will be the special guest. Tickets will go on sale at noon on Friday, May 10. For more […]

Movie Review: ‘Long Shot’ Hits All the Right Marks

It may not seem like a great pairing – stoner-comedy star Seth Rogen opposite beautiful, straight-laced Charlize Theron – but Long Shot gets it right. While Rogen is at his best in the new film, Theron steals the show. Unlike most female leads in rom-coms, Theron isn’t your sweet, 16 Candles character. In Long Shot, […]

Interview: WWE Superstar Drew McIntyre Talks Favorite Superstar, Returning to WWE, and Being a Future Universal Champion

10 years ago in 2009, I was fortunate enough to cross paths with WWE Superstar Drew McIntyre, after he performed at a WWE pay-per-view in St. Louis. He was having a bite to eat at Maggie O’Brien’s and my wife and I were there having a drink after the show. Now, my wife is not a […]

Remembering a Rock Icon 25 Years Later

It’s been a week since the 25-year anniversary of the death of Kurt Cobain. Cobain meant so much to so many. Many bands that are relevant today credit Cobain as one of the reasons they are in music. For someone who only lived 27 years and was in the spotlight for just over a handful […]

Photos: This Year’s C2E2 in Chicago Brings Out the Fans in Droves

This year’s C2E2 in Chicago was held March 22-24 at McCormick Place. The event featured a Clueless reunion with Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd. There was a special screening of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as well. Guests such as Silverstone, Rudd, CM Punk, Marty Scurl, and many others mixed it up with the […]

Movie Review: ‘Pet Sematary’ Remake is Creepy Good Time

Sometimes dead is better. And, sometimes remakes actually are too. Pet Sematary remains one of Stephen King’s most troubling novels. It’s so scary and devastating because it deals with a subject that most of us are uncomfortable with, death. King’s 1983 novel troubled him so much that he almost tossed it after writing it in […]