Movies
‘Fast & Furious 6’ offers dumb fun in the summertime
Bad movies are rarely as much fun as these “The Fast and the...
‘Venus and Serena’ shows tennis champs face challenges, too
‘Venus and Serena,” a new documentary by Maiken Baird and...
‘At Any Price’ offers a film world with point and passion
The robust creativity of Dennis Quaid’s performance in “At Any...
‘Ain’t in It for My Health’ a tribute to Levon Helm
Listen, kids: Long before Mumford & Sons grew out their facial hair and...
Music
Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers are wild and crazy guys — with banjos
Steve Martin is serious about his banjo.
CD reviews: Daft Punk, Vampire Weekend, R.E.M.
Ever since dance and electronica fans got a taste of “Da...
Music Scene: Baroness, Jimbo Mathus, Acoustic Syndicate
Although Jimbo Mathus may not be well-known for his solo work, the...
Eminem’s publisher sues Facebook over song usage
DETROIT — Eminem’s song publisher is suing Facebook and an ad...
Food & Bev
West Ashley’s Bushido opens a second location in Summerville
Bushido in West Ashley garnered its 15 seconds of fame and acclaim when the...
Chew on This: Local restaurant news
An Avondale Italian eatery is whisking patrons away to Spoleto, Italy, during...
Vesta in North Charleston serves up pizzas and subs
As one of Spruill Avenue’s newest restaurants, Vesta dresses out the...
Second annual Charleston Beer Garden aims for educational fun in the sun at Brittlebank Park
There may not be any lederhosen-clad Bavarian types strolling the grounds at...
Arts
Spoleto Festival USA and Piccolo Spoleto bring extra energy
Charleston is busy with a variety of festivals throughout the year, but none...
Head2Head Trivia: How does your knowledge of Spoleto stack up?
It’s hard to believe it’s that time of year again, when downtown...
Arts Scene: Busy weekend offers a variety of events
Kristen Solecki’s work is quite different from most seen in Charleston...
North Charleston Arts Festival offers more than 100 events
Can you believe the North Charleston Arts Festival is celebrating its 31st year?
Inexpensive events over Memorial Day Weekend abound
Where has this year gone? Friday marks the unofficial start of summer.
‘Glow runs’ arrive in the Charleston area this weekend
First it was mud runs. Then it was color runs. Now, the latest noncompetitive alternative to conventional road races, “glow runs” held at night, arrives in Charleston this weekend with a flurry of events in the coming weeks.
