Local band Stop Light Observations to perform at First Flush Festeaval, then Bonnaroo
In terms of rising to rock stardom, Stop Light Observations technically should still be in its infancy. The group of 20- to 21-year-olds has been...
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 this weekend’s Charleston Beer Garden, but there will be a...
Queen of the Blues: Bonnie Raitt still reigns supreme after four decades
The instinct to help people is ingrained in Bonnie Raitt’s DNA, likely somewhere near the gene that gives her the ability to play a mean blues...
My Charleston Weekend: May 16-22
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‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ has many high notes yet somehow steers its way off course
The giddiness of “Star Trek” is gone, but “Star Trek Into Darkness” maintains its love of character and pathos, the other...
‘Star Trek’ director J.J. Abrams takes USS Enterprise in a surprising direction
‘You just made my day,” director J.J. Abrams said, exhaling with relief.
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May the force be with you for this round of Head2Head Trivia
The original “Star Wars” movie premiered on May 25, 1977, and has remained a touchstone for many.
CD reviews: Music from Baz Luhrmann’s Film: ‘The Great Gatsby,’ Natalie Maines, Charlie Mosbrook
Call Baz Luhrmann just about anything you want, but don’t call him conventional. The director has made a career of taking...
Music Scene: Charles Walker and the Dynamites, Collie Buddz, Elim Bolt
At 73, Nashville, Tenn., native Charles Walker is one of the few original soul singers still working, with a career spanning more...
Summerville bakery serves up true delicatessen offerings
My friends and I long have lamented the absence of a true delicatessen in Charleston, discounting those that masquerade as such.
Chew on This: Local restaurant news
Join the Old Village Post House on Friday for a 10th birthday celebration.
Dollar Days: Outdoor events calendar overflows with inexpensive happenings
The spring outdoor events calendar is in full swing, so let’s waste no more space and get to what’s going on.
Arts Scene: Busy weekend offers a variety of events
Kristen Solecki’s work is quite different from most seen in Charleston these days.
23rd Charleston Sprint Triathlon Series kicks off with yoga
Even though we’re still in the spring season, one of the summer traditions of the Lowcountry’s endurance sports...
My Charleston Week: May 13-19
After taking a hiatus from recording and touring to recharge after a few tough years, Bonnie Raitt has come back strong with her...
Seppy’s in Mount Pleasant well on its way to becoming ‘premier’ hot dog spot
Seppy’s Hotdogs almost seems like a throwback, evoking an enduring image of Americana: a colorful, seaside hot dog shack...
Chew on This: Local restaurant news
Celebrate with Margaret and Kris Furniss of Caviar & Bananas as they toast their fifth anniversary in business at 51 George...
From ‘Star Trek’ to ‘Star Wars’: Director J.J. Abrams hopping from one galaxy to another
A conversation with J.J. Abrams is more like a series of interruptions and distractions, punctuated by exchanges of dialogue.
‘Renoir’: Film introduces a muse to the father, a wife to a son
‘I refuse to paint the world black,” declares Pierre-Auguste Renoir (played by the great French actor Michel...
Get Out: Leslie McCravy Memorial run for Pet Helpers emphasizes thoughtful exercise for dogs
I’ve never been a fan of people running with their dogs in 5Ks or, frankly, running any kind of long distances with them.
CD reviews: Iggy and the Stooges, LL Cool J, Big Country
It has been 40 years since we have seen an album with “Iggy and the Stooges” printed on it.
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