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“50 Years. 25 Albums. 345 Songs. Unlimited Genius.“ The tagline of Edgar Wright’s new documentary on the band Sparks is

After a remote diamond mine collapses in far northern Canada, a ‘big-rig’ ice road driver (Liam Neeson) must lead an

At a time when many companies are coming out of the pandemic, Opera Theatre of St. Louis is turning on

’12 Mighty Orphans’ is a true story of twelve mighty orphans who ruled Texas high school football during The Great

Listen, I get why they make a lot of sequels; it’$ not tough to deduce the rea$on. But i think

The world is full of things we don’t give a second thought to – only that they exist. The phone

While legendary band Faith No More had to cancel their much-anticipated St. Louis appearance last year due to the pandemic,

My first guest to the Doctor’s Office is Buckcherry lead singer Josh Todd. Todd has been the front man in

The movie event of the summer, In the Heights, finally sees a release theatrically as well as a same-day premiere

Legendary rock group The Pixies will play a show at The Factory on Friday, September 17. Doors will open at