When the coronavirus hit in March, businesses across the world pressed pause on plans, including the television industry.
Entertainment
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The first week of summer has begun and questions linger about the status of football.
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Something most Tulsans can agree on is the city’s passion for sports.
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Located in Edmond, Armstrong Auditorium hosts acclaimed local and international performances from a vast array of genres as part of its annual Performing Arts Series.
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On March 20, “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness” premiered on Netflix and within 10 days had surpassed 34 million U.S. viewers.
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Netflix and Disney Plus streaming services are becoming the top fashion for video content. Netflix holds the throne with 4,000 movies and 47,000 TV shows, although Disney Plus is close behind.
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The home stretch of the NBA’s regular season is upon us, and the performance of the Oklahoma City Thunder is one of the season’s biggest surprises.
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In 2001, Vince McMahon brought us the XFL. It featured innovative camera angles, colorful uniforms and creative player names like “He Hate Me.” Fast forward 19 years, and the XFL is back with fewer gimmicks and some very familiar faces.
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Have you ever dreamed of getting paid to play video games? That dream will become reality for students who are accepted into Oklahoma City University’s (OCU) new eSports management program starting this fall.
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Disney’s highly anticipated streaming service launched earlier this week, joining the company of Apple TV, Netflix, Hulu and many more.
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Once a chicken restaurant (and supposedly a speak-easy), this Cave House consists of mysterious rooms, jagged walls and ceilings and quite a few interesting past residents.
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Recently, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has come under fire from Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola, who say that the popular superhero movies contained within it are “not cinema” and “despicable.
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Oklahoma native Weston Waugh was recently recognized as a finalist for the American Institute of Architects Film Challenge.
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Although “The Office” has been off the air for more than six years, it continues to gain new fans and entertain old ones every day, through streaming services.
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We are five days away from the start of the NBA season, and every basketball fan still has hope that their team will walk away with the coveted Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy at the end of the year (Thunder Up!).
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With the holiday season around the corner, it’s never too early to plan your office Christmas party. Try this list…
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The number of subscribers for Netflix dropped by 130,000 at the end of the second quarter, sinking stocks from their first-quarter position.
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Ticket packages for Armstrong Auditorium’s 2019-20 season are available for purchase. FlexPass packages allow guests to create personalized subscriptions that include three or five performances, while getting 10-15% off regular ticket prices. Packages start at just $84 for three concerts.
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A few weeks ago, crew members from the hit NBC show “American Ninja Warrior” once again came to Oklahoma City to film an episode for the upcoming season. My brother Taylor is a course tester for the show, so naturally, I got the backstage treatment (no spoilers).
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Here is a breakdown of podcasts to check out no matter your career, interest or lifestyle:
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Kicking off 2018 at Armstrong Auditorium is banjo virtuoso Béla Fleck and inventive string quartet Brooklyn Rider on Tuesday, Jan. 16.
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Have you ever wanted a “one-stop-shop” for everything local and fun? The City Vibe Guide is your answer. This online guide directs Oklahomans to local patios, dive bars, live music, pubs, rooftops and dancing.
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The nation will get a glimpse into the lives of a few Oklahoma City residents in Bravo’s “Sweet Home Oklahoma.”
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People all over the country are going crazy for this hilarious and fun new game, Speak Out.
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Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma is the state’s leading, nationally recognized professional theatre company. Lyric Theatre has brought Broadway-caliber productions to OKC audiences for more than half a century and this summer will feature an outstanding lineup of three shows.
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School is out and the kiddos are itching to swim, so beat the heat at an Oklahoma water park.
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June is jammed with iconic Oklahoma entertainment and events — starting with OKC’s deadCenter Film Festival June 8-12 and Red Earth Festival June 10-12. Bartlesville’s weeklong Mozart Festival runs from June 11th through the 18th.