HORROR
May 9

‘No One Lives’ through this spatter film — or do they? | 1½ stars

In a remote roadhouse on a rural back road, the young couple (Laura Ramsey and Luke Evans), towing all their worldly possessions in a trailer for their crosscountry move, are just settling in for dinner when the thugs arrive. And they’re accosted. “We don’t want any trouble.” When has that line ever dissuaded anyone from doing their worst? Never.

COMEDY
May 9

‘He’s Way More Famous Than You’

A self-referential, insider farce about the hunger for Hollywood stardom, “He’s Way More Famous Than You” is — like its leading lady — as unhinged as it is hilarious.

Entertainment
May 8

Tap in to our beer lover’s to-do list

Beer love is blossoming in Kansas City. A new crop of restaurants and bars caters to craft beer nerds with tons of taps and bottles. Our beer lover’s spring to-do list includes info on festivals, tours, tastings and tappings in the Kansas City area.

Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts
May 9

Tom Trenney shows range in Helzberg Hall performance

Nebraskan Tom Trenney's Wednesday evening organ recital at Helzberg Hall proved one thing beyond a doubt: the hall's magnificent Casavant organ's beauty, range and power really jump out at you when the room is mostly empty. Trenney played the concluding concert of this year's Kansas City Symphony Organ concert series. It was emceed by Michael Barone, host of American Public Radio's long-running organ music program "Pipedreams."

Music
May 7

Meet the last women standing on 'American Idol'

It hasn't been an easy road for the three final "American Idol" contestants. Candice Glover was twice rejected by the show before making it to the final three. Kree Harrison chased her dream for so long in Nashville, she thought it might be time to give up. And Angie Miller sang despite having suffered ruptured ear drums and impaired hearing.

Jeneé Osterheldt
May 8

SkyRobics: Jumping in, staggering out

I decided to scope out SkyRobics at Sky Zone, an indoor trampoline park in Shawnee. A class that people are packing in at 9 on Saturday mornings must be a party. Why else would a place typically reserved for children’s birthdays, field trips and kiddie fun offer several classes filled with adults throughout the week? Because it’s a kick-ass workout, that’s why.

Movies
May 8

Filmmaker Kevin Willmott wins the battle for ‘Bunker Hill’ distribution

“You would normally say raising money was the most difficult part, but now the really hard part is getting your movie out there so people can see it,” says director Willmott. While “Bunker Hill” will not be released in domestic theaters, it can soon be found on Google Play, iTunes, Amazon, YouTube Movie Rentals, Android, etc.

Entertainment
May 8

The Tenors: Regular guys with divine voices

The group rides a professional high into its Friday concert in Kansas City. Its new album, “Lead With Your Heart,” debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s crossover charts. Last month the group snagged adult contemporary album of the year at the Juno Awards, Canada’s equivalent of the Grammys.