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  • The Game of Thronesauthor has blasted the studio for canceling its release of The Interview, offering to screen the film himself at his own movie theater.
  • Artists like Mike Hicks, Emoni Wilkins and Jason Eskridge are finding ways to straddle the city's music communities, making themselves indispensable to the industry as they band together outside it.
  • You will be given some words starting with the letter R. You name a proverb or saying that contains each one.
  • The best-selling fantasy author whose books were turned into the hit series Game of Thrones is attached to multiple projects in the pipeline for the media company and streaming service.
  • Classic R&B songs get sung over and over. A half a century after his first forays in the genre, crooner Pat Boone is back on the R&B train with We Are Family: R&B Classics.
  • The Danish comedy follows two men confronting adulthood — including pending parenthood — with little maturity but plenty of drugs, alcohol and sex. Critic Joel Arnold says the film takes bold chances with its characters while also being consistently funny. (Recommended)
  • The two NCAA women's college basketball teams face off Sunday for a spot in the Elite Eight. Baylor has been one of the most successful women's programs in the nation, but Louisville has its own strengths. "We understand we're going up against a great team," says Baylor point guard Odyssey Sims.
  • Nazareth Child & Family Connection will offer foster care classes beginning Thursday, September 7 and running for 10 consecutive Thursday nights at Nazareth’s Salisbury office located at 165 Mahaley Ave.

    There is no charge for the classes, but you must RSVP by September 5 by calling 704-279-5556 Ext. 1111 or emailing ssquirewell@nazcfc.org. If you have any questions, please contact Squirewell at ssquirewell@nazcfc.org.
  • R.F. Kuang talks about her new novel Yellowface and why she wanted to write a book about cultural appropriation in the publishing world.
  • Calls to remove the statue have grown following protests against racial injustice sparked by the police killings of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd. Taylor's death led to large protests in Louisville.
  • What if companies put their products in the titles of films? In this game, combine the names of famous brands and movies to imagine the resulting product placement, like "Some Like It Hot Pockets."
  • Renee Montagne talks with bluesman R.L. Burnside about his new album Wish I Were in Heaven Sitting Down. She also speaks with Matthew Johnson, head of Fat Possum Records.
  • The Justice Department also said that two men associated with the Boogaloo Bois had been arrested in Kentucky in connection with offenses there.
  • After 25 years as one of the most beloved and acclaimed bands in rock, R.E.M. needed a shot of adrenaline to get fans excited again. In advance of a new album, the group performed a set on March 12.
  • The state House voted Tuesday to remove sales taxes from diapers and feminine products.
  • Souper Bowl 2023 – Central United Methodist Church, Tuesday 2/21/2023, 11 am - 2 pm

    The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary is holding our annual Souper Bowl fundraiser this year after a 2-year pandemic hiatus. For $10 you will have a bowl of hearty soup from local restaurants plus crackers, a beverage, and cookie. Eat in or take-out. There will also be a bake sale and sale of other items in our Treasure Trove. 100% of our Souper Bowl funds are used to support our various programs including some expenses for the shelter and the Angel Tree Christmas program. Tickets are available at The Salvation Army office, 216 Patterson Ave SE in Concord, or at the door the day of the event. The church address is 30 Union Street North. Inclement weather date is 2/28/2023.
  • Music critic Will Hermes takes a listen to the new record from R.E.M., Around the Sun. The band has been making quieter, more introspective, records since drummer Bill Berry left the group in 1997.
  • Sixteen-year-old Youth Radio Commentator Rachel Speckman thinks it's ridiculous that she's prevented from buying tickets for R-rated films. She suggests that if she's not considered an adult she shouldn't be paying adult prices at the theater.
  • Singer Michael, guitarist Peter Buck and bassist Mike Mills came together in Athens, Ga., in 1980 to form the group R.E.M. This year, the band released Accelerate, its 14th album.
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