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The latest season of “True Detective,” titled “True Detective: Night Country,” concluded earlier this month, marking another triumph for the beloved series. Blake Brown, an alum of Memorial High School in Tulsa, showcased Oklahoma talent as an associate producer.

With a decade-long career in the industry so far, Brown, who is Chickasaw and Cherokee, has also contributed to shows like “Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People” and “Reservation Dogs.” In an interview with Tulsa World, delve into Brown’s journey, gain insights into her career path and discover how her roots and experiences have shaped her contributions to the entertainment realm.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

The producer of 27 major movies and only living producer of back-to-back Academy Award winners for Best Picture, Richard M. Greenberg is staking his claim in Norman. In addition to “Platoon” that won Best Picture in 1987 and “The Last Emperor” in 1998, he is well known for the first Rambo movie, “First Blood,” “Terminator” and “The Delta Force.”

Greenberg plans to invest $250 million in making movies from his new home base in Norman, which was certified as an Oklahoma Film Friendly Community by the Oklahoma Film + Music Office, and establish a sustained movie-making presence.

Lights, Camera, Action!

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

Entertainment icon Reba McEntire will be presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum at the 63rd Annual Western Heritage Awards ceremony on Saturday, April 13.

Each inductee and honoree will receive a Wrangler – a bronze sculpture of a cowboy on horseback that was created by the late Oklahoma artist and 2017 Hall of Great Westerners inductee Harold T. Holden.

As the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award, McEntire will receive a commemorative three-piece Western buckle set that was created by Traditional Cowboy Arts Association silversmiths Scott Hardy from Canada and Beau Compton from Arizona.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

Norman’s Regal Spotlight Theater is back after three years, featuring a sleek new look, stadium seating and the latest blockbusters. Reopened as of Jan. 12, it’s the only Oklahoma theater offering the immersive ScreenX 270-degree panoramic viewing experience.

Beyond the big screen, moviegoers can play at the updated arcade, treat themselves at the refreshed concession stand and even sip on craft beer and wine at the bar.

With its modern makeover and exclusive offerings, the Regal Spotlight Theater promises an entertainment experience beyond expectations, making it the go-to spot for movie-lovers in Norman.

Click here and get your tickets today!

– Taylor Lawrence, Jones PR

Zach Bryan, the rising country music sensation from Oklahoma, clinched a Grammy win for Best Country Duo/Group Performance alongside Kacey Musgraves with their duet, “I Remember Everything.”

Their victory came at the Grammy Premiere Ceremony on Sunday, Feb. 4, though neither artist was present to accept (the ceremony overlapped with the red carpet). Despite fierce competition from other prominent country artists, Bryan’s and Musgrave’s talent and collaboration shone through, earning them the coveted accolade. Notably, Bryan boasted three Grammy nominations this year, solidifying his status as a rising star in the genre.

Bryan is currently on tour – see dates here.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

As Cain’s Ballroom gears up to celebrate its centennial this year, the iconic venue unveiled a star-studded lineup for the major milestone. The Oklahoman reports that renowned musicians such as Alison Krauss, Robert Plant, Explosions in the Sky and local favorites Hanson are set to grace the stage in honor of Cain’s 100th year.

Explore the impressive lineup details both at The Oklahoman as well as Cain’s Ballroom’s website. This convergence of musical talent sets the stage for a wonderful celebration and testament to the legacy of Cain’s Ballroom and the impact it has had on our live music scene.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

“The Outsiders” will soon make its debut as a Broadway musical, premiering in March. As part of their preparation, members of the cast and creative team embarked on a journey to Tulsa at the end of January to be immersed in the world and history of “The Outsiders” firsthand, according to The Oklahoman.

Exploring the iconic locations that served as the backdrop for S.E. Hinton’s famous novel, this visit surely infused the Broadway adaptation with a genuine connection to the story’s setting and characters. Fans can anticipate a production that honors the novel when the curtains rise in March.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100

In her debut on “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” acclaimed singer, songwriter and ventriloquist Darci Lynne secured the last spot in the semifinals. Hailing from Oklahoma City, Darci Lynne rose to fame by clinching victory on “America’s Got Talent” in 2017. While celebrated for her ventriloquism, she’s keen on showcasing the depth of her talent, emphasizing that there’s more to her than meets the eye.

“America choosing me as one of their favorite acts to come back was a really big honor,” shared Lynne, according to The Oklahoman.

Watch “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League” Mondays at 7 p.m. on NBC.

– Staff Report, The Oklahoma 100