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By Jason Harper
Even for a rock-and-roll band, the road out of Kansas City is hard to love.
Past the edge of town in any direction, the land opens to an unrelenting blandness of farmland and...
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The Pitch honors four creative Kansas Citians.
By various
Four years in a row, four Masterminds.
Once again, were presenting four of the citys aesthetic adventurers with $1,000 each no strings attached just...
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The Lawrence Arts Center will screen just under two hours of short films, featuring the winners of the First Annual Short Film Festival. Seven of the films will receive...
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By Crystal K. Wiebe
For those who wish they lived in glamorous New York City, comedian Colin Kane is here to break it down: The Big Apple can be damned annoying. As he rants tonight about stupid...
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By Chris Packham
Every month, we seem to come back around to discussion of Kansas City's outsized influence on the art world. A small media market in many ways, this town has for many years...
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By Justin Kendall
Sunday mornings haven't been quite the same since Meet the Press host Tim Russert died. No offense, David Gregory, but the show isn't the must-see TV that Russ made it....
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By Berry Anderson
The News Room (3740 Broadway, 816-561-1099). Sixteen-ounce cans of Bud and Bud Light are $3 until they run out.
Starts: April 6. Daily, 2009
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Have a Natural Light for $1 during happy hour from 4 to 6 p.m. and $2 after happy hour.
Starts: April 6. Daily, 2009
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By Berry Anderson
Replay Lounge (946 Massachusetts, Lawrence, 785-749-7676). Lawrence hipsters know all about the $1.75 cans of PBR Light and Hamm's every day.
Starts: April 6. Daily,...
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By Berry Anderson
The Roxy (7230 West 75th Street, Overland Park, 913-236-6211). PBR cans at this Overland Park strip-mall bar are $2 every day, all day.
Starts: April 6. Daily, 2009
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By David Martin
The Chiefs turned secretive upon hiring new general manager Scott Pioli. Reporters who follow the team have lost access to information and even the use of certain restrooms....
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By Brent Shepherd
Audio killed the silent cinema star, but not Charlie Chaplin — the Little Tramp refused to go noisily into that good night. Almost a decade after The Jazz Singer altered...
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By Crystal K. Wiebe
Artopia. Say it again: artopia. A combination of art and utopia, the little word suggests a heaven of free expression, a place where the aesthetic reigns supreme. Now, close...
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By Carolyn Szczepanski
It's tough enough for a small business to stay afloat in these economic times, let alone try to pull aboard other community groups. But that's the way The Wheel Cyclery rolls....
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By Chris Packham
Billed as a "a Carnivàle dialogue between artists and the public," Sorry for the Miscommunication is a thorough, Crossroads-spanning street primer on Kansas City's First...
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By Nadia Pflaum
Being outside in the springtime is refreshing to a point. If you (or your hair) need a break from April's elements, head indoors to Second Nature, an annual benefit for MyARTS,...
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By Richard Gintowt
It's a great time to be in the business of finding things. Found Magazine and foundmagazine.com have earned cult audiences just by being hip receptacles of cultural detritus,...
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By Brent Shepherd
If the multitalented Tommy Davidson hasn't been quite as visible since the groundbreaking sketch-comedy show In Living Color went off the air, he's been no less busy. In...
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By Alan Scherstuhl
Here, at the dawn of whatever era follows the Susan Jacoby-dubbed Age of American Unreason, it's worth pausing to thank artists, such as those in the Metropolitan Ensemble...
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Organizers consider this month's exhibit at Wonder Fair: Art Gallery and How! to be "a much belated union" of the Kansas City and Lawrence art scenes. Exactly why this should...
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