Apr 7-13, 2010

God love her

School's out ... no, wait

PR BS

Lowe's knows

CFN Quote of the Week

CFN Odd Choice of Words Award of the Week

Chunky town

A new Web magazine, 'Routes,' launches at the University of Oklahoma

An Edmond event celebrates books and writers

Coburn gives U.S. five years before beyond fixing

The Oklahoma Tax Commission's list of top 100 taxpayer delinquencies totals more than $206 million

University of Oklahoma receives donation of private collection of Indian art assembled over 50 years

When man and wife don't want to become Mom and Dad, why can't others just accept it?

A new exhibit makes a case for using old techniques to explain a digital world

The MAPS 3 Advisory Board has been announced; some didn't make the cut

New local business born from adversity gives portion of profits to those affected by breast cancer

C.S. Lewis and Inklings Society Conference to be held at OCU

New England indie folk outfit Deer Tick gets under your skin with its darkest album yet

Former Sooner quarterback Tommy Grady excited about position as Yard Dawgz' starting quarterback

The Adelante! Gallery\'s \"Asian Fusion\" show highlights new paintings by Stephanie Brudzinski

Nine Oklahoma journalists will be inducted into the state Journalism Hall of Fame

Earth Week promotes sustainable living citywide

Canadian by way of Nashville singer/songwriter Fred Eaglesmith heads a new direction with his latest

Repair broken government

South Side a diamond in the rough

A 'publish, then filter' approach to communication

Where the homophobia comes sweeping down the plains...

Enslaving future generations to poverty and misery'

The best interests of justice

Speaking for the silent majority

Legislative majority serving minority interest

News judgment

Does Rep. Todd Russ know what Buddhism is?

Flag-wavin' Fallin

A new exhibit makes a case for using old techniques to explain a digital world

Cats' is back at the Civic Center Music Hall, and an Oklahoma City University grad is scratching it out onstage as a fun-loving feline

The Adelante! Gallery\'s \"Asian Fusion\" show highlights new paintings by Stephanie Brudzinski

A too-obedient 'Modern Millie' has technical issues and uninspiring choreography that diverts attention from a capable, pleasant lead

An expansive private collection of Indian art assembled over a half-century has been donated to the University of Oklahoma

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The Abbott and Costello Show: The Complete Series

In Plain Sight: Season Two

Mad Men: Season Three

Globetrotters return to Ford Center for more high-flyin' action

Other Lives - Peter Bagge

The White Ribbon

Clash of the Titans

The Secret of Kells' has stylish visuals that perfectly match its subject matter

From one Pauls Valley living room, watching chick flicks for a month became a global party

Both joyous and morose, Scottish pop darlings Camera Obscura frame relatable sonic snapshots

Penny Hill - Unbutton Your Heart

Combining members of a dozen local projects, Oklahoma City's Eden Sharmaine drops its debut album

The complex grain of Baltimore duo Wye Oak doesn't run straight; it swirls rings of dreamy heartache