What comedian can claim to be all by himself and yet so universally accepted? That comedian would be Brian Regan.
Local artists Ron Copeland and Dave Desimone have been to cities like Buffalo, NY; Pittsburgh; Youngstown; Akron; Gary, Ind.; Detroit
Calendar girls. The phrase bring to mind pictures of scantily clad women draped over cars, tacked to the wall above
When Cleveland-based pen-and-ink artist Derek Hess talks about his art, the conversation starts, anachronistically enough, with 1930s U.S. history. “My
Though the name sounds strange, the story behind the moniker The Bubble Process should be familiar to anyone who’s gone
Sinbad doesn’t have an answer. For the first time in our phone conversation he’s at a loss for words. The
Brooklyn prog-punk rockers Pterodactyl have origins in an off-campus house at Oberlin College with a big, smelly basement crusted in
November 4 – Cleveland – The Grog Shop Michael Ian Black is bringing his quirky observational comedy to Cleveland’s Grog
“Jellyfish, A Rhythm in Blue” has attracted and entertained countless spectators since its opening just three years ago. The jellyfish
William Bogdan is an artist in every aspect of his life, always has been and likely always will be. Curiously,
Gary Angelo is a staunch supporter of the Youngstown music scene and knows more about all types of music than
Ed. note: This article first appeared in the Spring 2011 Youngstown Pulse. Fred Whitacre has a diverse taste in music.
Everyone’s got a filter. No one says what they truly think. It’s all pleasantries and hand shakes. Beau Basement wants
Ronnie Riccadonna wants to party like it’s 1989. And he wants you to do it, too. Chances are, you’re going
Radio personality Viking Jim has championed the Youngstown rock scene for years. He’s had to remain fairly quiet in the
Few people if any are more Youngstown than The Royal Oaks’ JFK. He’s a Youngstown lifer, and he’s pissed off.
