David Powers

Local musicians get face time in Tommy Wiggins’s basement.

Fine art’s fine, but it doesn’t feed the family.

David Wain relives his camp days in Wet Hot American Summer.

Wayward beauties spelled the end of North Ridgeville’s Corn Royalty.

Louise Lasser still has the acting spark.

Daniel Thompson knows that you don’t do the crime if you can’t do the rhyme.

Guit-steel pioneer Junior Brown doesn’t fret about defining his sound.

The Charenton Theater Company strives for new (park) benchmarks.

Lesley McLean fell in love with tall ships. Now she’s helping others do the same.

In CART racing, the agony of defeat can be measured in zeros.

When it comes to silent films, pianist Philip Carli knows the score.