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May 03 2021 Other highights are 'Oblations' at Waterstone Gallery and 'What a Body Moves Through' at Blue Sky. The Tribune will highlight some gallery openings and other arts happenings in the first edition of each month, coinciding with First Thursday (May 6). Many galleries have reopened with COVID-19 safety protocols in place, including limited capacities; some require appointments, some have web content. Please check individual websites for details: • The Portland Art Museum remains open to limited capacity, despite Multnomah County returning to extreme COVID risk. It features the ...

Louisiana Tech University’s Science and Technology Education Center (SciTEC) in the College of Education recently announced plans to establish the STEM Collective for Innovative Louisiana Stakeholders (SCILS) Center. The Center, established in partnership with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) stakeholders along the Interstate-20 corridor, will serve Louisiana’s Region 8 from Caddo Parish to East Carroll Parish as a member of the Louisiana Regional STEM Network. “The development of Louisiana’s regional STEM centers will help us in building a robust STEM ecosystem...

Method Man has revealed he turned down a role in the 2017 comedy 'Girls Trip' owing to the fact that he couldn't relate to the character

*Even though “ Girls Trip” came out in 2017, the hilarious flick is still on the lips of a lot of people. For instance, we just found out that actor Clifford Smith (BKA Method Man) was offered the role of Stewart Pierce, the cheating husband of Regina Hall’s character Ryan Pierce. However, the role ended up being taken instead by Mike Colter. In a recent conversation with Jemele Hill on her Unbothered podcast last month, Smith/Method Man told her what happened. “I was supposed to be that a-hole guy that [Mike] Colter played. So when I read the script, I was like I feel like I’ve go...

KEARNEY — Kearney entrepreneur and investor Alissa Kern-Pierce and her husband Ryan Pierce hope to fill their customers’ cups at their new coffee and alcohol bar. Literally, the couple fills cups with coffee, Italian soda and smoothies, and soon will serve alcohol at The Cup, 12 E. 21st St., in downtown Kearney. Figuratively, they aim to fill their guests’ cups with energy needed for the day. “It’s our mission to always have a full cup ... If your cup that morning is half-empty, we want you to come that morning and fill it up with us,” Kern-Pierce said. She and P...