Arts
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2.2KSurvey Confirms Change in Viewership
We rarely all gather around the one or four TVs in our homes.
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2.1KLike Everyone Else, Programmers Have No Patience
With all the new bling out there, TV has truly turned into even shorter-attention-span theater. And not just for the viewers.
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2.1K‘Captain Phillips’ Tells Real-life Pirate Tale
Pirates might be even more scary without that eye patch.
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2.2KHollywood NIGHTS
Tinsletown in Syracuse
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2.0KRock The Potus
The Redhouse offers a revisionist history lesson in the rowdy musical Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson
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1.9KMind Over Platters
A man with a turntable spins old-school musical memories in Theatre First's "Drowsy Chaperone."
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1.9KBullfighters, Barihunks and Bravado
Syracuse Opera begins its season with an intimate version of The Tragedy of Carmen
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3.0KBorn to Rock
Local punkers Born Again Savages celebrate 20 years of musically melting earwax
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2.3KDynamic Duo
Mary Chapin Carpenter and Shawn Colvin bring their friendship and their music to Syracuse
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1.8K‘Runner, Runner’ Is Predictable
Somebody's going to beat the pair of kings
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2.2KChromecast is Limited
It's cheap and easy
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2.1KTV Trend: Series Story Arcs
TV with a plan is way better TV.
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1.7KSpace Thriller Opens This Weekend
The allure of drama and action in deep space.
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1.9KSouth of the Border
Although they hail from the Great White North, The Jimmyriggers have got a Southern sound.
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Sax Marks the Spot
I can hear the smile on the other end of the telephone line when Bill Evans picks up the phone.
