Night Life
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Halloween galleries, quizzes and events
Check out some monster trivia, some adults-only costumes and dozens of the worst (or should we say best) of the Halloween jokes.
Oct 25, 2011 | 3:15 pm
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iParty@ Old Rock House
The Old Rock House hosted the after party for the St. Louis opening of the documentary Beats Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest.
Aug 08, 2011 | 9:29 am
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Still a thrill: Six Flags after 40 years
Arms up! The Eureka theme park that holds memories for generations of St. Louisans is celebrating its anniversary.
Apr 22, 2011 | 12:00 am
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Smokers are welcome at Double Apple hookah bar
Since a city- and countywide ban snuffed out smoking in most businesses, there aren't a lot of bars left encouraging patrons to light up. Double Apple Cafe & Hookah, which opened this year in midtown, is an exception.
Mar 10, 2011 | 12:30 am
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St. Louis Chamber Chorus closes season with music of loss
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- Hip Hops Flying Saucer beer house to open near Busch Stadium
- Off the Menu Salt announces changes in kitchen, ownership
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French romance may be a challenge to American moviegoers.
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- Joe Holleman Sherpa's Top 10: Best Tommy Lee Jones movies
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- Joe Williams Three Reasons I Wish I Were in Cannes (a Weinstein production)
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Production difficulties undercut dynamism of Opera Theatre's Sweeney Todd
Rod Gilfry as Todd and Karen Ziemba as Mrs. Lovett make a dynamic pair and their scenes together are a wicked delight.
Read the full story- Arts and Theater Circus Flora offers families an escape from online world
- Arts and Theater Vocal coach wants OTSL singers to find feeling in music
- reviews Provocative play features man on 'down low'
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Egos collide in 'Hemingway and Gellhorn'
“A man must be a very great genius,” Martha Gellhorn once wrote to her mother, “to make up for being such a loathsome human being." An HBO movie lo…
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- reviews Frank Deford on 'covering the fun stuff'
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- reviews Lawson's stories in 'Let's Pretend' are viciously funny
- reviews McManus books tells U.S. side of a 'Bridge Too Far'
- Book Blog After more than 50 years, University of Missouri Press will close
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