Mobile Site RSS Feeds

KansasCity.com


Aaron Barnhart

On television, 2011 was a year of overexposure and oversharing

As recipients of millions of new smartphones and tablets, our pockets and purses in 2011 bulged with media, if not money. As a result, the mediasphere grew ever denser and noisier this year — a din that only increased as people strove to break through it with deeds that were outrageous, audacious or just plain dumb.

Previous Columns

Timothy Finn

The songs remain the same, but the band often changes

Tuesday night, Van Halen will headline a show at Sprint Center. It will be the band’s second show in Kansas City in more than four years. Its previous show was also at Sprint Center, in October 2007. That tour was famous for reuniting lead singer David Lee Roth with the band for the first time in more than 20 years.

Previous Columns

Joe Klopus

KC band Crosscurrent takes on Lennie Tristano’s ‘weird bop’

The heady inventions of pianist Lennie Tristano are 65 years old now, but they still sound modern to everyone. Jazz people are still testing themselves on his territory. That’s the reason for the Kansas City band Crosscurrent. The group, playing at Take Five Coffee Bar on Saturday, plays Tristano and Tristano-inspired music most excitingly — and it isn’t quite like anything else on the local scene.

Previous Columns

Robert Trussell

Topeka native draws on her history for ‘Everyday Rapture’

Sherie Rene Scott was on the phone reflecting on the difference between facts and truth.

Previous Columns

Alice Thorson

Lawsuits aren’t the only answer when an artwork’s origin is questionable

When artworks in a collection turn out to be lost, stolen or fake, there are ways other than lawsuits to resolve the matter.

Previous Columns

Patrick Neas

The Classical Beat | Symphony lines up familiar composers, led by an expert in the field

In its concerts next weekend, the Kansas City Symphony will perform classical music in the strictest sense. Led by early music specialist Bernard Labadie, the orchestra will perform symphonies by Johann Christian Bach, Joseph Martin Kraus and Franz Joseph Haydn with pianist Arnaldo Cohen as the soloist in a concerto by Felix Mendelssohn.

Previous Columns
Web Search powered by YAHOO! SEARCH

dealsaver's™ Deal of the Day

$30 for 1-month membership. $130 value. AKKA Karate USA

$30
Value:
Discount:
You Save:
$130
23%
$100

Wednesday: Hen House, HyVee, Price Chopper Deals

Price Chopper

  • Johnsonville Sausage 12-16-oz., Selected Varieties - 2/$5 or $2.50 each
  • Alcon Replenish Contact Solution or Pure-Moist Multi- Purpose Solution 10-oz., Selected Varieties - $7.99
  • Ken’s Dressings 16-oz., Selected Varieties - 2/$3 or $1.50 each
  • more...

JobStart Top Jobs