Arkansas Times

Entertainment

Showcase rolls on

February 8, 2012

by Robert Bell and Lindsey Millar

Don't Stop Please takes round two. /more/

A&E Feature

Showcase keeps rolling on

February 1, 2012

by Robert Bell

Hot Springs' The Holy Shakes are the first finalist. /more/

Plus, the Polyphonic Spree at Revolution, Cedric Burnside Project at White Water Tavern, 'For Colored Girls' at the Weekend Theater, the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra's 'Valentine's in New York' at Robinson, Rascal Flatts at Verizon and Afeni Shakur-Davis at UCA. /more/

In Brief

Josh Turner at the Metroplex

February 8, 2012

Plus The Second Annual Krewe of Hogs Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball. /more/

Movie Reviews

'Chronicle' surprises

February 8, 2012

by Sam Eifling

With superteens who don't suck. /more/

Pyscho-drama

February 1, 2012

by Natalie Elliott

Cronenberg considers Jung, Freud. /more/

Theater Reviews

'To Kill a Mockingbird' sings

February 1, 2012

by Blair Tidwell

Productions of beloved stories, movies and novels can easily fall into a trap; in an effort to compare or even compete with the stellar source material, the show loses its own voice and currency. The Rep's stage version of Harper Lee's classic novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" doesn't get caught in that cage. In fact, "Mockingbird" is right on cue, and right on pitch. /more/

A&E News

Beth Ditto and MAC

February 8, 2012

Plus, Valley of the Vapors announces line-up. /more/

Ferneau continues live music

February 1, 2012

Plus Ne-Yo gets a promotion. /more/

Art Notes

StudioMain: an architectural Dreamworks

February 8, 2012

by Leslie Newell Peacock

New South Main design center opens Friday. /more/

Pearls About Swine

Hog-ball home and away

February 8, 2012

by Beau Wilcox

Another week by, another week closer to what may be one of the great statistical oddities of modern Razorback basketball. Or at least it rivals Rickey Scott hitting three of his first 34 long-range attempts this year, then making six of 10 in a span of six days. /more/

Signing day doesn't matter

February 1, 2012

by Beau Wilcox

College recruiting rankings have proven so irrelevant that it makes Mel Kiper look like Bill Nye by comparison. /more/

The Televisionist

When doomsday comes

February 8, 2012

by David Koon

Plus, Kevin Smith in 'Comic Book Men.' /more/

Graham Gordy

Arkansas's great failures

February 8, 2012

by Graham Gordy

Arkansas has long been a nucleus for both industry and innovators. Despite our modest population, we have produced some of the most renowned businesses, brands, and entrepreneurs the world now knows. /more/