Letters to the Editor
Karen Webb
They are discussing gun control and Arizona, and someone says if someone had a pistol that day, the guy in Arizona would have been dead.
Wednesday 19 Jun
OKG Newsletter
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Bullet proof in the line of fire
Letters to the Editor
Karen Webb
They are discussing gun control and Arizona, and someone says if someone had a pistol that day, the guy in Arizona would have been dead.
Bang on!
Despite setbacks, Bang Tango is in the glam-metal game for the long haul, making lots of noise along the way.
Music
Chris Parker
It all happened pretty quickly. One moment, Bang Tango singer Joe Lesté was just Joe McElyea, a 19-year-old from San Diego, Calif. The next, he was a rock star with a major-label deal and a hit video on MTV.
TRON: Legacy
Science Fiction
Doug Bentin
Disney’s ‘TRON: Legacy,’ a sequel to a movie that wasn’t crying for one, needs a good, strong reboot itself.
I Love You Phillip Morris
Those prone to admiring Jim Carrey may like ‘I Love You Phillip Morris,’ a crime story too good to be true ... yet it is.
Victims of the same disease
Letters to the Editor
Roy Neher
I will always remember one young man who won the trivia game we were playing one night, and the next time I saw him, he was chewing on the trivia game cards and talking about the FBI watching him and sending in people who looked like his family members, but who were actually secret agents, out to get him.
CFN Mailbag
Missing point of view
CFN
Gazette staff
Recently, in your fine publication, I’ve read a number of letters from Christians addressing what a terrible threat Islam is to “Christians and Jews,” specifically one that was posted in the Chicken-Fried News (CFN Mailbag, Penelope M. Blair, Jan. 19, Oklahoma Gazette).
Why new plays aren't being presented
Letters to the Editor
Chuck Tweed
Larry Laneer asks in a recent review (Theater, “Enter stage left,” Jan. 19, Gazette) why new works aren’t being presented at theaters. As production director of the Jewel Box Theatre, I would like to respond.
Pioneer project
How does one become a pioneer woman?
Features
Malena Lott
Ree Drummond
1 p.m. Saturday
Full Circle Bookstore
1900 NW Expressway
Fullcirclebooks.com, 842-2900
Short stuff
Brief in length but long in creativity, this year’s crop of Oscar-nominated shorts fills the screen at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
Features
Rod Lott
Each Oscar season, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art affords movie buffs the opportunity to see the Academy Award nominees it otherwise wouldn’t: the short films. All five animated and all five live-action shorts will be shown Friday and Saturday in separate programs, with the animated ones unspooling at 5:30 p.
