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October 17, 2025

MoMA Unveils the Biggest Show in Its History by a Woman Artist: Ruth Asawa

A Landmark Moment in Modern Art The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York is opening its most ambitious exhibition ever devoted to a woman artist “Ruth Asawa: A Retrospective.” Running

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October 16, 2025

How Multi-Reel and Cluster Slot Systems Change Your Odds

Have you ever noticed how some online slot games look different from the classic three-reel machines? Some have more reels, while others don’t even use paylines but form clusters instead. These new

5 Signs You’re Buying a Genuine Persian Carpet (Not a Replica)

Whether you’re sourcing high-quality rugs for your design studio, retail chain, or

Free Game with Diddy: The Hip-Hop Icon Bringing Peace and Purpose to Prison

Sean “Diddy” Combs has gone from orchestrating global music empires to building

NHL Trade Deadline Day Often Bodes Poorly for Sabres

That final day in the season to make player trades, which is always set for sometime late February or early March, quite often results

March 10, 2016

Sports

On The Boards Theater Listings

OPENING BEAUTIFUL, THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL, touring production of the Broadway musical presented by Shea’s and Albert Nocciolino. Mar 15-20, Tue-Thu at 7:30, Fri

March 10, 2016

Theater

Opening Shots: The Happiest Song Plays Last

The Happiest Song Plays Last A play by Quiara Alegria Hudes presented by Raices at the Manny Fried Playhouse

March 10, 2016

Theater

Zootopia

The initial trailers for Disney animations cute and clever Zootopia, which as of this writing has toppled Frozen to have the studio’s highest grossing

March 10, 2016

TV & Film

Film Now Playing

OPENING 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE- Sci-fi thriller and producer J.J. Abrams spiritual successor to Cloverfield starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead as a woman who discovers a

March 10, 2016

TV & Film

A Poetry Reading Featuring Lauren Shufran

On Friday (3/11), Rust Belt Books (415 Grant Street) will host Lauren Shufran to present a thought-provoking and apt reading, at 8pm. There will

March 10, 2016

Literature

Wonder Woman at Super Hero High

I usually make it a rule to stay as far away from comic-based novels as possible; they’re one of the few types of books I

March 10, 2016

Literature

Harley Quinn and Power Girl

Two fan-favorite D.C. characters, Harley Quinn and Power Girl, team up in what has to be the most underrated adventures ever written. I mean,

March 10, 2016

Literature

Jack Drummer at Burchfield Penney

Some words and ideas that come to mind in confronting Jack Drummer’s industrial sheet rubber artworks at the Burchfield Penney: minimalist, abstract, taciturn, tactile,

March 10, 2016

Visual Arts

“Show Me The Monet!”

March 20th brings the closing of the Albright-Knox exhibit Monet and the Impressionist Revolution, 1860–1910. The exhibition, which has been delighting audiences, highlights the

March 10, 2016

Visual Arts

Buffalo’s Big Comeback – Stuggling Artists Don’t See It

We’ve all seen the headline stories about our fabulous renaissance: “Buffalo Fights Back” the New York Times; “Buffalo’s Comeback” Urban Land Magazine; “Millennials Love

March 10, 2016

Music

Film Now Playing

OPENING LONDON HAS FALLEN—Action-thriller sequel to Olympus Has Fallen which concerns returning secret service agent Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) and his attempts to protect

March 7, 2016

TV & Film

Deadshot: Bulletproof

It’s a thin line between villainy and heroism, andDeadshot: Bulletproof walks that razor’s edge with a blend of sharp art, an edgy plot and dark

March 7, 2016

Literature

Invincible, Vol. 1: Family Matters

Chances are, you’ve experienced Robert Kirkman’s work (The Walking Dead, Ultimate X-Men, Marvel Zombies). But when Kirkman wasn’t making one of the most badass

March 7, 2016

Literature

Dixie Returns to The Smith

As unlikely as it might seem, I must confess that I found a show called Never Wear A Tube Top While Riding A Mechanical Bull

March 7, 2016

Theater

Stagefright

The fabulous Diane Lane (pictured above) recently announced that she will fund a grant for arts educators to honor director/composer/writer Elizabeth Swados who died on January 5th. Buffalo

March 7, 2016

Theater