In the last couple of weeks St. Louis has had somewhat of an influx of '90s nostalgia acts coming through town. Sponge played Cicero's, Soul Asylum made an appearance at the Old Rock House and Reel Big Fish just played the Pageant. This got us to thinking.... The '80s are remembered musically for t ... More >>
The line-up this weekend is as schizophrenic as the weather! Lesson learned: always wear layers, and be thankful if there's a partially broken umbrella in your desk because it's still better than having to wade home in squishy boots. Dress accordingly, especially if you intend on getting hot and hea ... More >>
This time of year always seems a tad overwhelming. Look forward to festivities surrounding Mardi Gras, Valentine's Day and the Superbowl all at once! Plenty of drinking and dining opportunities await. Click ahead to work up an appetite for the weekend. Friday (Feb. 1): Sweethearts Lunch @ Bixby's ... More >>
Kevin Bacon's band, the Bacon Brothers, is headlining the Beggin' Strips-sponsored Soulard Pet Parade this year. As fans of music, fun word play and general hilariousness, we jumped at the chance to look deeper into this symbiotic event.The pet parade is a Mardi Gras staple and a must-see for both a ... More >>
Editor's Note: The end of 2012 is upon us (also the end of the world, if you believe in that sort of thing), so we thought we'd put a cap on things by sharing some of our personal favorite shows, albums, events and general shenanigans. Join us as we indulge in some navel-gazing! Once upon a time, I ... More >>
Karaoke can be a dangerous endeavor. What can you sing that won't make friends shun you? How can you go balls-out during your next performance? Each week in "Ask a Karaoke Host," RFT Music writer and professional karaoke host Allison Babka answers your burning questions about maximizing your melodio ... More >>
Before Pinterest, Google Plus, Facebook, Myspace, Friendster, Qapacity, Quechup, Wakoopa (can you believe these made up words? Also yes, I found a weird list on the internet of social networking websites) there was STLPunk.com, founded and operated by local artist / punk Jerome Gaynor. And before ST ... More >>
Photo courtesy of R6 Implant. The good thing about a band calling it quits in St. Louis is that its never really done. R6 Implant is playing a farewell-of-sorts show on Saturday at Cicero's, but this isn't goodbye forever. The bill is shared with the Lion's Daughter, Galaxicon and Iron Hills. ... More >>
Courtesy of Justin Bieber ShrineSure signs of an impending apocalypse: 1. Locusts: Depending on what part of St. Louis you're in, you can substitute cicadas. 2. Thunder, hail and tornadoes: Done, done and done. 3. Justin Bieber winning a CMT award: Which he did, earlier this week, for his c ... More >>
"A day without orange juice is like a day without sunshine!" Anita Bryant, circa 1970.For years dear ol' Mom has starred in orange juice commercials. Because who else buys orange juice? Not Dad; he's too busy and important. Not kids. Left to their own devices, they'd consume nothing but Yoo-h ... More >>
Assuming you're a red-blooded, non-kosher, omnivorous American, it's your civic duty to love bacon. But with this week's viral messages about the advent of bacon toothpicks, we've officially jumped the shark on the bacon jokes. Also jumping the shark? The term "jump the shark" and "-pocalyp ... More >>
Week of November 9, 2006
Storytelling gimmicks can't save vapid, globally-conscious puzzle-film
$1.00
Pete's Shur-Sav Market
6633 Vernon Avenue
University City
Well, do ya, motion-picture punk?
A round-up of summer's surefire hits (and definite duds)
Week of October 26, 2005
The Truth is, Egoyan's latest is B-movie noir, with killer performances
Get some at the Stratford
Week of June 1, 2005
Stargaze for charity at the Longest Yard premiere party
Beauty Shop is clipped straight from its predecessors
A convicted pedophile earns his release but can't escape from himself
We chat with Eddie Money, get all Punjabi on you and fatwa all over Robert Downey Jr.
The St. Louis music sceneis all relative to Ultraman
Dallas filmmaker Shane Carruth won Sundance's top honor. So...now what?
Radar Station mixes up local producers, decides to blame them
In a year of big-screen sadness, our critics comfort those who triumphed
What a bad feeling -- and taste -- Honey leaves behind
Jane Campion guides Meg Ryan through a stunning career transformation In the Cut
Week of October 8, 2003
John Guare's dramathink
Week of September 18, 2002
A decade after Vanilla Ice melted down, he's back with the man who made him.
In Novocaine, Steve Martin sticks his fingers into all the wrong places
Two native sons seek ideal mates in the menagerie of Smiling Fish and Goat on Fire
Christopher Guest takes his comedy very, very seriously
Directed by Paul Verhoeven
Written and directed by David Koepp
