Archive of: Rating

Blues Legend Chris Thomas King Plays The Gramophone

Grammy award–winning blues legend Chris Thomas King burst onto the national scene in the 2001 film "O Brother Where Art Thou?", and he hasn't slowed down since.

By Rosalind Early

To The Wonder: Terrence Malick’s Vision of a Many-Splendored Thing

by Andrew Wyatt

The Place Beyond the Pines: A Stellar Tale of Fathers, Sons, and the Echoes of Violence

by Andrew Wyatt

Evil Dead: A Bloody Disgusting and Pointless Remake

The fact that '81 Dead director Raimi, star Bruce Campbell, and producer Robert Tapert all lent their clout to Alvarez's remake only makes the new film's underwhelming character all the more dispiriting.

by Andrew Wyatt

The Greater St. Louis Humanitites Festival Gets "Greedy"

This year, the Greater St. Louis Humanities Festival takes money and greed as its theme.

By Brittany Ruess

Edward Boccia Remembered

This winter, the Saint Louis University Museum of Art and the Sheldon Art Galleries are honoring the late painter Edward Boccia.

By Rosalind Early

Collaboration is the Key: Pilobolus Institute comes to St. Louis

Pilobolus dancers teach area kids how to dance

Text and Photos By Rosalind Early

Matt & Kim Come to the Pageant

Infectious indie synth-pop duo Matt & Kim play the Pageant.

By Rosalind Early

Looper: Entangled in the Möbius Strip of His Own Life

by Andrew Wyatt

For a Good Time, Call…: Dirty Talk Shouldn’t Be This Lackluster

by Andrew Wyatt