CFN
Gazette staff
Maybe it’s because her new NBC sitcom finally premiered to indifference, but the Interwebs aren’t as obsessed over former Oklahoman turned actress/model/geek icon Olivia Munn as in weeks past.
Sunday 19 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: its
Munn ho!: Third in a series
Not as raved over, but still quite newsworthy
CFN
Gazette staff
Maybe it’s because her new NBC sitcom finally premiered to indifference, but the Interwebs aren’t as obsessed over former Oklahoman turned actress/model/geek icon Olivia Munn as in weeks past.
Italian nights
Bellini’s Ristorante celebrates its 21st birthday by refocusing on what made it great: Italian wine and Italian food.
Food and Drink Features
Greg Horton
Italian reds, for the most part, aren’t meant to be sipped on the patio or enjoyed by a crackling fire. They’re made to complement food: hearty Italian food. Drinking them without the accompanying meal usually leads to two conclusions: tastes like a sour cherry, and too much acid.
Wolf pact
Brotherly love — both literal and figurative — helps To Speak of Wolves leap over its fellow metalcore acts.
Music
Joshua Boydston
To Speak of Wolves with Harp & Lyre, Before There Was Rosalyn, Facing Giants and more
6 p.m. Friday
The Conservatory
8911 N. Western
www.conservatoryokc.com
607-4805
$8 advance, $10 door
History and romance
Twelve Oaks may be luxury, but it isn’t snobbish. The established restaurant blends the old and the new, with a good dose of Oklahoma hospitality.
Restaurant Reviews
Carol Smaglinski
Twelve Oaks Restaurant
6100 N. Midwest Blvd., Edmond
340-1002
Date Established: 1994
Owner and General Manager: Bill Horn
Executive Chef: Daniel Listen
Food Style: American white tablecloth
Average check: $25 per person
The Illusionist
Nice trick
Bite Size
Cooking the professional way
Bite Size
Carol Smaglinski
Emeril Lagasse, the national TV personality and best-selling author, came to Dillard’s in Penn Square Mall to greet Oklahomans and was a huge hit. While he was here, he did a demonstration for the audience members, showing them how they could “kick it up a notch during the holidays.”
Barney's Version
Enjoyable, but nothing spectacular
On the move
Local stores are playing musical chairs: expanding, name-changing musical chairs. Confused?
Features
Jenny Coon Peterson
It can be hard when a store moves. Even with lots of notice, many people will miss the lead-up to the big move and just assume the shop popped its clogs. It doesn’t help when old addresses keep showing up in Google.
That new car smell
Car sales up in January
Features
Gazette staff
As the country continues climbing out of the recession, auto manufacturers are awash in good news.
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