Lana Sweeten-Shults

Meredith Lucio has done her fair share of curtain calls as an actress. But now the Tony Awards are calling for Lucio, a producer on "Porgy and Bess," which received 10 nominations, including Best Revival.

File this one under "I Really Didn't Need to See That."

Cull up your inner swamp thing. It's time for the downtown Cajun Festival.

Channing Tatum is hunky and all. I envision him knocking out bad guys or cybernetic organisms or something.

Gnomes just may have to find other homes.

The Kemp Center for the Arts' latest casting call is shaping up to include 10 new outdoor sculptures on the Kemp grounds — nine of them as part of the 2012-13 "Art on the Green" sculpture exhibit and one a ...

I'm not sure what America expects of women.

"Haywire" is one of those bad mamma-jamma films, and a darn fine one at that.

If anyone had some fight in them, it had to be the Mexican contingent at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862.

Edgar Allan Poe, father of the modern detective novel, stars in his own detective story in "The Raven."

Alexandra Coody's senior exhibit at Midwestern State University's Juanita and Ralph Harvey Art Gallery doesn't deliver food for thought as much as it serves up naughty humor.

Electronica performers think outside the box.

Forget breaking a leg. Former Wichitan Rich Affannato broke out, instead, as a Tony Award nominee Tuesday, thanks to one of the plays he coproduced, "Peter and the Starcatcher."

Subjecting poor, innocent classic films to technology?

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