Galleries
Letting Go On The Journey
We talked about road trip movies: “Easy Rider,” “Thelma and Louise,” “Badlands,” “Oh Brother, Where Art Thou,” “Sideways,” others. In all of these stories there is a sense of freedom that can only come from being in a car (or on a bike), speeding down a highway, passing fields and towns … maybe having run-ins with the law.
3 Movies Crammed In One Dress
A good comedy is like a speedboat, it is quick, nimble and a whole lot of fun. The new movie “Bridesmaids” is more like an oil tanker as it chugs along barely able to maneuver under its tremendous mass.
What The Frack?
With a combination of humor and horror, “Gasland” addresses rampant water and air contamination and ill health effects, including some famous scenes of tap water lighting on fire.
Zombies Are Deep
I am fortunate enough to be currently living through the golden age of my favorite monster — zombies. From movies, to television to graphic novels to video games, zombies are everywhere.
'Something Borrowed'?
“Something Borrowed” is about as standard as it gets with only some strong casting and somewhat layered plotting to elevate the movie slightly above mediocrity. Praise doesn’t come much more lukewarm than that.
Hammer Time!
The move turned out to be genius as Branagh kicks off the summer movie season with a superbly crafted action flick that somehow pulls off the greatest trick of all, making Thor one of the coolest heroes around.
Artosphere Kickoff
What could be more natural for Fayetteville than a festival celebrating sustainability and artists inspired by nature?
Fayetteville's Poet Laureate
Mayor Lioneld Jordan honored Miller Williams as Fayetteville’s poet laureate of 2011 during a town hall meeting Wednesday, April 20 on the University of Arkansas campus.
The Power Of Places
Thousand-year-old river bottom holds mystery — corpses and catfish, bones and beer bottles and boats lie below the surface, below the cotton fields and conjure a cocktail of biscuits and sausage gravy.
Connotations Comes To OPWC
April is National Poetry Month. Ozark Poets and Writers Collective celebrates this event by honoring the up and coming writers of Fayetteville High School’s literary and art magazine — Connotations.
