Peter Pan

Off to Never Neverland

Disney on Ice

Art Gladiators

Cost of Peanut Butter Set to Rocket

​Whether you like your peanut butter smooth or creamy, organic or conventional, Skippy or Jif or Peter Pan, you're about to pay a lot more for it.According to a report in today's Wall Street Journal, the wholesale cost of peanut butter will rise anywhere from 24%-40% next month. Since last year, t ... More >>

It's Here: Chuck Berry Statue Finally Installed in the Loop

Kelsey Whipple​After an hour-long installation and a stint duck-walking across the sky with the help of a crane, the latest tribute to St. Louis music legend Chuck Berry is finally installed on Delmar across from Blueberry Hill. And Lord of the Loop Joe Edwards couldn't be happier. "I felt it ... More >>

Sarah Palin's Paul Revere And Three Mostly Accurate History Songs

by Bob Weinstein; Wikipedia. ​Note to self, as a future historical-figure-ghost: If Sarah Palin and Paul Revere are any indication, the best way to trend on Twitter 200 years after your death is to have someone controversial give a particularly strange recounting of your life's work, as inform ... More >>

Shrek the Musical is all that and a farting contest

Shiver Me Timbers! St. Louis Shakespeare takes to the high seas with Treasure Island

Creole Belle: Molly's in Soulard branches out with a bistro

Benjy Ferree/Black Hollies

9 p.m. Sunday, September 13. The Firebird, 2706 Olive Street.

Have screenplay, will travel: Dave Eggers makes his film-writing debut with Away We Go

Andrea Marcovicci's lifelong affair with Fred Astaire.

It's as strong as ever in Andrea Sings Astaire.

So Long, Farewell

Dennis Brown bids farewell to the summer season at the Muny.

St. Louis Stage Capsules

Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the local theater scene.

Charmed Wife

Act Inc.'s Enchanted April will put a spell on you.

Pan’s a Man, Baby

St. Louis Stage Capsules

Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the local theater scene.

The Re-Entroducer

Oliver Wang’s shares his soul-sides.

SXSW: The Rest

Booger and Borat. You Likes?

Revenge of the Nerds: Panty Raid Edition

A Legendary Outing

Twilight Princess is the best Zelda ever.

Murder by Death / The Hush Sound

7 p.m. Saturday, November 4. Creepy Crawl (3524 Washington Boulevard).

A Star Is Bored

Matt & Ben & J.D. & $$

Just Married

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is the Muny's summer love affair.

Capsule Reviews

Dennis Brown and Deanna Jent suss out local theater

Capsule Reviews

Dennis Brown and Deanna Jent suss out local theater

Capsule Reviews

Dennis Brown and Deanna Jent suss out local theater

Tough Lover

Corey Holcomb breaks it down

Film Openings

Week of November 24, 2004

Flesh for Fantasy

Get your groove on at this year's St. Louis International Film Festival

Candy Caine

Jude Law's Alfie puts a pretty face on a once-ugly story

The Symbiosis

Of pride and biology

Geeks Gone Wild

If you can't get laid at a science-fiction convention, you can't get laid!

Soft-Shoe Soft Sell

Gere and J. Lo Dance, and there's nothing dirty about it

Annie's Back, Thank Heaven

The sun'll come out all week in Forest Park

Soul Doubt

Louis Schwartzberg aims for America's Heart, but mostly sticks to the surface

Wanted: Man

Rufus Wainwright on metrosexuals and Mozart -- and why the latter can't hold a candle to Billy Ocean

Film Openings

Week of December 24, 2003

Hail to the King, Baby

Cast as an aging Elvis, Bruce Campbell must do battle with the evil, undead Bubba Ho-Tep

Poise Personified

As the woman from hell in Damn Yankees!, McKenzie Frye is downright heavenly

Blow Hard

Week of March 5, 2003

Moral Imperatives

New offerings tackle racism and the Holocaust

Bearly Necessary

Jungle fever fails to fully catch hold in this routine sequel

Virtuous Flaws

When entertainment isn't enough

Ouch!

E.T. returns to heal our cynical hearts

Film Openings

Week of February 13, 2002

Chuck & Buck

Directed by Miguel Arteta

They Might Be Giants

Monday, Oct. 11; Mississippi Nights

THE MUSIC MAN

By Meredith Willson (Stages St. Louis)

Tale of the Tape

The Improbable Theater Company's 70 Hill Lane relies on basic props and the audience's imagination