Amanda Woytus
Courtesy of The Muny
Read a note Carol Channing sent to the Muny to celebrate its 75th anniversary
Channing performed at the Muny three times. Read more
Christine Corday wants you to touch every one of her 10,000-pound sculptures at CAM
Each cylinder in "Relative Points" is oriented to the center of the universe, which is nowhere and everywhere. Read more
Edwidge Danticat, who writes about the Haitian immigrant experience, is the winner of the 2019 St. Louis Literary Award
Danticat will come to St. Louis in October to accept the award. Read more
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Former Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill has a new gig
McCaskill made her debut as an analyst for NBC/MSNBC on Tuesday. Read more
PHOTO BY WESLEY LAW
Charmaine Savage, who championed her hometown in 'I Am East St. Louis' magazine, dead at 51
The magazine's mission was to improve the image of East St. Louis and East St. Louisans. Read more
Photography by Jessica Page
Barack Obama loves Tonina Saputo's song 'Historia De un Amor,' making her the official winner of 2018
We said Saputo was one to watch—looks like 44 was listening. Read more
Watch this St. Louis native compete on The Rock's 'Titan Games' starting January 3
Derik Scott has a sweet dedication for his performance. Read more
St. Louisan and 'Vanderpump Rules' cast member Tom Sandoval is hosting Ballpark Village's New Year's Eve party
Here's what he's going to be up to back in St. Louis. Read more
Photography by Kevin A. Roberts
For designer Amy Studebaker, it took a second look to uncover her new home’s potential
“I can work with anything," says Studebaker. "Just give me a house, give me a style, and we’ll go with that style.” Read more
Missourians want medical marijuana. What have we learned from other states?
Who will receive licenses to cultivate? Big companies like MedMen, the ones with the kitted-out dispensary on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan? What about vertical integration, in which a company controls multiple parts of the manufacturing process? Read more
"Ike's Mystery Man" looks into life of Eisenhower's national security advisor—a closeted gay man within an anti-gay administration
Journalist Peter Shinkle provides an intimate portrait of his uncle Robert Cutler's life. Read more
Matt Marcinkowski
The 154-year-old Corner Bar in St. Charles is one of the last bastions of cocked hat bowling
“It’s a word-of-mouth place, and we keep it that way,” says owner Jason Bibb. Read more
Kennedy Holmes placed fourth on "The Voice." Watch some of her best performances
Remember when Blake Shelton said she was the greatest artist ever in her blind audition? We agree. Read more
Courtesy of Justin Barr, STL From Above
Watch: A photographer used a drone to capture the sun rising over Jefferson Barracks after wreaths were laid at soldiers' graves
Wreaths Across America coordinated a record number of holiday wreaths laid at the cemetery. Read more
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Richard Serra's embedded sculpture is back at the Saint Louis Art Museum
“To Encircle Base Plate Hexagram, Right Angles Inverted” was removed 10 years ago due to construction. You can see it again, starting Tuesday. Read more
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St. Louis is getting a new literary center for a writers-in-residence program
The High Low, forthcoming from the Kranzberg Arts Foundation, will feature a library/café, exhibit space, performance space, and writers' suites for locals and national and international talent alike. Read more
Watch the trailer for "Hotel Mumbai," produced by St. Louis native Mike Gabrawy
The film, which stars Dev Patel ("Slumdog Millionaire") and Armie Hammer ("Call Me by Your Name"), centers on the four-day siege—November 26 to 29—of the Taj Hotel. Read more
Watch Kennedy Holmes save herself from elimination on "The Voice"
The 14-year-old Florissant native and Muny kid saved herself from elimination—and made the finals—by singing "How Do I Live?" by LeAnn Rimes. Read more
