Page 41 - Fran Lebowitz News Today

Once again, the Esbenshade Series at Marietta College will offer an eclectic roster of performers and speakers that will entertain and inspire audiences throughout the 2022-23 academic year as four of the five events will be conducted at the Peoples Bank Theatre in downtown Marietta.

During the worst days of the pandemic, the Walton Arts Center staff learned several lessons that solidified their commitment to bringing a wide variety of arts events to Northwest Arkansas.

Enigmatic rock impresario Earl McGrath is the subject of a fascinating new compilation. A deep dive into the rock and roll Gatsby.

In these harsh days of the pandemic and other calamities, it's a tough job being an "intellectual who uses humor, or wit, in writing or public speaking," J.P. Devine writes.

The decline and fall of the glossy.

This week, The Courier restaurant reviewer Murray Chalmers takes a trip to the East Neuk to try The Shoregate.

Fran Lebowitz rather dashed my hopes in Liverpool, the last place the PM would be welcome

To celebrate 50 years of filth, Vogue hopped on the phone with Waters to chat about his favorite Divine memories, the one scene a “Pink Flamingos” star refused to film, and why perverts “have to stick together.”

Because so many of Oscar-winner Martin Scorseses movies have been set and shot in his native New York, its easy to forget that his first movie for a Hollywood studio was actually filmed near Camden.

Oxford Festival of the Arts launched on Friday with the opening of the glorious rose garden and grounds at Magdalen College School, followed by a…