The end. Movies used to put those words on the screen. Now, it seems as if no movie or television series commits to an ending. Filmmakers had no trouble telling a story in 90 to 180 minutes for decades. Sure, there were occasional sequels and various franchises in different genres, ...
Labra Brothers will be joined by some of its extended musical familia for its first Westside Bowl gig in nearly a year. Trumpet player Tommy Lehman recorded with the band for its new album, simply titled “The Labra Brothers,” and the instrument now is a part of all its live shows. ...
WARREN — In the early 1950s, the Packard Motor Car Co. was in better financial shape than it had been in years. By 1956, the final new Packard model rolled off the assembly line. How the iconic brand ended is chronicled in “Packard’s Fabulous Fifties,” a new exhibition at the ...
Marie Keene-James has been involved in Kent State University at Trumbull Theatre for more than 30 years, occasionally appearing on stage as well as working as a stage manager and handling other behind-the-scenes tasks. “The Rocky Horror Show,” which opens tonight for an ...
Assorted ramblings from the world of entertainment: • Rock4Reason marks its 10th anniversary with a new location for its Rock ‘n’ Hop Fundraiser. The group was founded a decade ago by Frank and Heather Lindsay and Matt and Jennifer Durno to aid local families dealing with cancer. ...
A tale as old as time gets a new twist at Hopewell Theatre. Reina Hardy’s “Glassheart” will be staged this weekend at the Youngstown community theater. “Glassheart” originally was scheduled to open in June and run for two weeks, but it was postponed due to an illness in the ...