ABC News Interviews With Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus Air Next Week
ABC news has begun posting teasers from Robin Roberts’ interviews with Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus, the first such sitdown with two of the survivors from Ariel Castro’s house of horrors. The full hourlong feature will air on ABC at 10 p.m. on April 28, the day after their book is released. *** Originally posted…
Community Meetings Under Way for Cleveland Schools’ Ambitious Issue 4 Construction Plan
Cleveland Metropolitan Schools leaders are meeting with parents and other community members to showcase the district’s next round of construction and rehab projects at school sites across the city: 22 new school buildings in four years and a spectrum of refurbishments across even more. This follows the $200-million Issue 4 bond issue from last fall…
Have You Been Duped by IHOP’s Confusing Criss-Croissant?
All right, IHOP, you got me. Invested such as I was in the Cavs-Rockets game Sunday afternoon, a game which sat comfortably atop Nielsen’s weekly ratings and which the Cavs ultimately and tragically lost, I recognize that it probably took very little to persuade me to venture down to Steelyard Commons and apply some hard-nosed…
Plenty of New Exhibitions Open This Friday During Walk All Over Waterloo
March’s Walk All Over Waterloo features a number of opening receptions for new exhibitions throughout the neighborhood’s galleries from 6 to 9 p.m. this Friday (though hours do vary by location). Waterloo Arts hosts an opening reception for the 16th Annual National Arts Program exhibition. Stop by the gallery through Mar. 20 to view this…
Ohio Man Wanted For Crimes Comments On Sheriff’s Facebook Post About Him
A not particularly bright southern Ohio man, who’s wanted on a slew of charges, commented on a Butler County Sheriff’s Office Facebook post that named him the “featured warrant of the week.” The BCSO posted yesterday that Andrew Marcum, 21, was involved in some burglary, abduction, assault, domestic violence, criminal endangering, and “has some bench…
ICYMI: Working Group Outlined Big Goals for Budish in Special Report
A working group helmed by U.S. Congresswoman Marcia Fudge and comprising the region’s foremost political, civic and business leaders — what up, Komorowski? — presented fledgling Cuyahoga County Executive Armond Budish with a 44-page report last Friday which outlined key policy areas on which, the team said, he should direct his efforts. Budish formed the…
Wes Cowan, of Antiques Roadshow and History Detective Fame, Will Talk in Cleveland This Saturday Afternoon
At 1 p.m., this Saturday, Mar. 7, the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve (AAWR) continues its series of lectures examining current trends in the art market with a special presentation by Antiques Roadshow and History Detective celebrity, Wes Cowan. Cowan will discuss the current state of the art market from the auction perspective, and…
Five Classical Music Events to Catch This Week
ClevelandClassical.com editors’ top five event picks for the week of March 2, 2015. Do enjoy. Cavani Quartet 30th Anniversary. This all-female string quartet was founded three decades ago in Columbus and has spent most of its time since then in residence at the Cleveland Institute of Music, training young musicians through the Intensive String Quartet…
Samaria Rice, Lawyers, Respond to City’s Insensitivity
Samaria Rice, her attorneys and religious leaders spoke at a press conference Tuesday, expressing their dismay that the city of Cleveland argued that Tamir Rice was responsible for his own death. The press conference was delayed nearly an hour to accommodate the local media who, for whatever reason, were covering Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s…
My Morning Jacket to Play State Theatre in June
Louisville-based indie rockers My Morning Jacket will release their seventh full-length album, The Waterfall, in May. The band’s first studio release in four years, it’s the follow-up to the Grammy-nominated Circuital. To support the new album, the band has just announced an extensive tour and will perform on June 3 at the State Theatre. Tickets…
Julianne and Derek Hough Bring ‘Rock Concert for Dance’ to Jacobs Pavilion
Last year, siblings Julianne and Derek Hough embarked on a tour featuring dance and music. It was such a success, the duo has now announced planned for an extensive 40-city summer tour that will feature new choreography and production. “We had such a fun and high energy show last year,” says Julianne Hough in a…
Fond Memories Fuel Matthew and Gunnar Nelson’s Celebration of their Late Father’s Legacy
About a decade ago, Matthew and Gunnar Nelson decided that they wanted to do something to honor the musical legacy of their father, Rick Nelson and they came up with the Ricky Nelson Remembered show. But as Gunnar Nelson shares during a recent phone conversation, there was a lot to pick from when the brothers…
Mike Rutherford Brings His Reconstituted Mechanics to Hard Rock Live
Cleveland and multi-instrumentalist Mike Rutherford have shared a number of special moments over the years. In fact, in his new memoir The Living Years, the guitarist credits the city as one of the first markets that gave his band Genesis the crucial radio airplay that helped to launch their now legendary career. So as he launches…
Indians Home Opener Sells Out in 11 Minutes
The Cleveland Indians announced today that tickets for the season opener on April 10 against the Detroit Tigers has sold out. Our Home Opener is SOLD OUT — and did so in 11 minutes. See you on April 10 vs. Detroit! — Cleveland Indians (@Indians) March 3, 2015 Despite ongoing struggles to fill seats during the…
Rock Hall to Open New Photo Exhibit on March 13
Photographer Herb Ritts began taking shooting in the ’70s and quickly got gigs working for publications such as Vogue, Vanity Fair, Interview and Rolling Stone. Ritts also created advertising campaigns for Calvin Klein, Chanel, Donna Karan, Gap, Gianfranco Ferré, Gianni Versace, Giorgio Armani, Levi’s, Pirelli, Polo Ralph Lauren and Valentino. After the music video revolution hit…
Review: ‘Cassini and Beyond’ at Tregoning & Co.
About a month ago, we told you about Chris Pekoc’s Hand Made exhibitions at the Akron Art Museum. While reviewing Pekoc’s work in Tregoning’s South Gallery, we were introduced to the latest paintings by James March in the North Gallery. The work seemed so drastically different that it warranted further investigation. March received his B.A.…
Cleveland Pickle Celebrates its 3 Year Anniversary with Half-Price Sandwiches
Cleveland’s favorite sandwich company is turning three this year, and to celebrate it’s offering half-price sandwiches to hungry locals at both its downtown and Lakewood locations on Friday, March 13. “Our customers are the true reason we have enjoyed so much success at both our locations, we opened both of them around the same time…
Juvenile Car Thieves Have Been “Turned Loose” in Old Brooklyn After Arrest
Old Brooklyn residents are frustrated that two juveniles, aged 15 and 17, who were arrested in February for a spate of auto thefts in the neighborhood, have not been locked up. “Rest assured that they will be our first suspects if thefts in the area occur again,” Commander Tom Stacho wrote in a community…
Share Your Booziest, Most Legally Dubious St. Patrick’s Day Stories
It’s that time of year again, that time when tall tales grow taller in the light of the St. Patrick’s Day sun and heady porters unleash truths best kept quiet. Before the Big Day, though, we’d like first-go at your finest chops. Our annual guide to St. Patrick’s Day in Cleveland will hit streets next…
Can You Pass the Cleveland Police Department’s Use of Force Exam?
As part of a public records request, the city provided the Use of Force Exam that Cleveland police officers must take during training. 80% means passing. Below that means re-taking the exam. Answer key at the bottom.
Taking Back Sunday Tour Celebrates Boxset Release of ‘Happiness Is: The Complete Recordings’
Guitarist John Nolan left the post-hardcore band Taking Back Sunday in 2003. But in a strange twist of fate, he and bassist Shaun Cooper, who also left that same year, rejoined the group in 2010. That line-up of the band has been humming along ever since. So what was it like for Nolan to come…
Put-In-Bay Police Chief Facing Criminal Charges, Put On Leave
Doug Brown The chief of the generally awful Put-In-Bay police department is facing multiple criminal charges following an investigation by the state’s attorney general office and has been placed on paid leave from the job. The Sandusky Register put the charges succinctly in an article posted on Friday: Put-in-Bay police chief Robert “Ric” Lampela impeded…
RTA’s New Red Line Rapid Station Public Art
Emergence is a new public art project by Jessica Langley and Andy Curlowe at the RTA’s Cedar-University Red Line Rapid Transit Station. The interactive, digital mural is comprised of 11 panels and more than 6500 LED lights. The title refers to both the multiplicity of cultures within Cleveland and University Circle, as well as the…
Nostalgic Jam Trips Take Center Stage in Latest Lotus Incarnation
Like a hearty index fund (but way more exciting), the trajectory of Lotus has mirrored the ascendence of electronic music in the American jam band scene. Having hit the streets with 2004’s Nomad and, in particular, 2007’s live album Escaping Sargasso Sea, the Philadelphia-born band has continued to experiment and blend various styles into its own…
LeBron Can’t Carry Offensive Weight; The Cavs Fall to the Rockets 105-103
Too much of a good thing isn’t so good, and the Cavaliers found that out when LeBron James tried to do everything Sunday in Houston. After going 12-24 through three quarters, James simply ran down at the end, becoming too much of the offense. James hit only one of his last seven shots (two of…
A Near-death Experience Brought Brothers Dave and Phil Alvin Back Together
Way back in 1979, brothers Dave and Phil Alvin started the Blasters, a roots rock group with a punk-y edge to its sound. Despite a Blasters’ reunion that took place about a decade ago, Dave and Phil went their separate ways, with Dave pursuing a solo career and Phil leading the Blasters onward. While we…
Brad Paisley to Play Blossom in July
Veteran country singer Brad Paisley has won numerous awards over the course of a career that stretches back to 1999, when he had his first No. 1 single, “He Didn’t Have To Be.” All told, he’s had 23 No. 1 songs to date. Last year’s Moonshine in the Trunk was another big hit and his…
City: Tamir Rice Caused His Own Death (Take 372)
In responding Friday to a wrongful death lawsuit brought by lawyers for the Rice family, the city of Cleveland denied wholesale any culpability in Tamir’s death. The document is pretty much a paragraph-by-paragraph response to the family’s lawsuit, with the city claiming lack of information “sufficient” to form an opinion on all manner of allegations.…
Me Like Bees Brings Emotional, Tornado-Influenced Songwriting From Joplin, Missouri
Joplin, Mo.-based Me Like Bees hit the Midwest music scene with their 2013 debut album, The Ides, combining their growing knack for enticing musicianship with thought-provoking lyrics. The band — Pete Burton on guitar and vocals, Nick Bynum on bass and vocals, Luke Sheafer on vocals and guitar and Timothy Cote on drums and vocals — plays the Beachland…
Near West Theatre Opens New Home in Detroit-Shoreway
Hundreds of community members and theater supporters showed up yesterday to celebrate the opening of the new Near West Theatre in Detroit-Shoreway — the arts organization’s first permanent home since its 1978 creation. Inside the 24,465-square-foot building at West 67th and Detroit Avenue, people gathered around an “altar of light” in the middle of the new…
Renga Ensemble Debuts at the Bop Stop on March 1
By Mike Telin It’s a banner week for Chicago-based clarinetist and composer James Falzone. Today marks the release of his Renga Ensemble’s debut recording The Room Is on the Allos Documents label. Tomorrow the group will embark on a nine-city tour promoting the album. Then, on Sunday, March 1 at 7:00 in the Bop Stop,…
Review: Donizetti’s Don Pasquale at Westlake Performing Arts Center
By Daniel Hathaway Gaetano Donizetti’s Don Pasquale centers around the title character’s cynical marriage scheme, designed to disinherit his nephew, Ernesto, who wants to tie the knot with a widow the Don doesn’t like. It doesn’t go well for Don Pasquale, who ends up playing the fool. Although Opera Circle Cleveland’s production on Sunday at…
7 Concerts to Catch This Weekend
FRI 02/27 Doug Gillard A native of Sandusky, Gillard got his start playing in punk bands in the Cleveland area before joining Death of Samantha and then Cobra Verde. After leaving Cobra Verde, he had a good run with indie heroes Guided by Voices. He recorded half of last year’s solo effort Parade On in…
Jackson Gets Aggressive, Wants Media to Acknowledge Administration’s Efforts Toward Reform
In a two-hour press conference at City Hall Friday morning, Mayor Frank Jackson reiterated talking points that most of us have already heard in the ongoing use of force discussions related to the Cleveland Division of Police and the DOJ report. But Jackson also urged the gathered media to change, or at least broaden, their…
Scene Podcast: St. Pat’s Habits, Bad Tattoos, Justin Gilbert’s Mysterious Personal Issue and More
This week, I sat down with Craig Lyndall to shoot the shit on a bunch of stuff we’ve been thinking about, from St. Pat’s imminent arrival in a couple of weeks and what kind of bars we like to who knows what about the Justin Gilbert personal issue the Browns alluded to recently. We also…
LeBron’s Precision and a Unified Cavs Squad Topple the Warriors
There are many cogs behind a fine Swiss watch like Audemars Piguet. Last night, the timepiece’s stylish front awed a national audience with the kind of jaw-dropping excellence that’s been LeBron James’ signature in a convincing 110-99 win over the league-leading Golden State Warriors. There’s no overstating the dominance of James’ performance. Through three quarters,…
The Euro Wafle Bar Slated to Open in Tower City Next Week
If you’ve traveled to Europe, you’re surely familiar with the street waffle: A crispy Belgian-style waffle smothered in toppings like gooey Nutella and fresh strawberries, and served up hot ‘n fresh from a toothy street vendor. Now, Clevelanders won’t have to travel quite so far to get their European waffle fix. The Euro Wafle Bar,…
Man Robs Ohio Pharmacy, Stuffs $90,000 Worth of Narcotics into Hello Kitty Tote Bag
Police are searching for a man who robbed an Ohio Discount Drug Mart of over $90,000 of narcotics on Saturday, and carried out his booty in a Hello Kitty tote bag. Video surveillance from the Shelby, OH pharmacy shows a man brandishing a gun and climbing over the checkout counter at approximately 11:20 a.m. and…
After More Than Three Decades, the Church is Still Making Music That Matters
Few bands survive the kind of upheaval that has characterized the career of the Church. Founded in Sydney in 1980, the band has had its ups (its biggest hit was 1988’s moody alternative rock ballad “Under the Milky Way”) and downs (founding guitarist Marty Willson-Piper left the band in 2013), but has somehow soldiered on.…
The Brew Kettle Will Open a Second Location in Amherst
For two decades, the good folks behind the Brew Kettle have been slowly but surely expanding. What was once a storefront on Pearl Rd. dedicated simply to brew-on-premises operations moved to the current outpost in Strongsville that offered not only brewing packages but a fully operational brewpub with one of the best tap selections around,…
Echosmith Singer Says Band Members Aren’t ‘Cool Kids’ Yet
It’s not often that an indie pop band scores a hit as big as Echosmith’s “Cool Kids.” If you listen to commercial radio, you’ll hear the catchy single with soulful vocals from the band’s 2013 debut Talking Dreams in constant rotation. It gets played alongside songs from the likes of Taylor Swift and Sam Smith.…
Cleveland Classical Guitar Society: A Conversation With Gaëlle Solal
By Mike Telin On their website, the Cleveland Classical Guitar Society describes Gaëlle Solal as having “a big personality and energy beyond compare.” I’d like to second that, because within the first five minutes of our Skype conversation I quickly realized that the dynamic French classical guitarist loves nothing more than life itself. On Saturday,…
Podcast: No Sleep in the CLE With Justin Markert and Brian Kenny
On the 10th episode of No Sleep in the CLE, Cellar Door’s Justin Markert sits down with Cleveland comedian Brian Kenny. They talk about his start as a comedian, the hot spots for Cleveland comedy, the SNL40 special and whether or not you can separate the art from the artist, even if the artist is…
Beachland Ballroom Celebrates 15th Anniversary with a Series of Special Shows
Since opening the Beachland Ballroom & Tavern in Collinwood some 15 years ago, co-owners Mark Leddy and Cindy Barber have brought a number of terrific national acts to town. Bands like the White Stripes played the Tavern before graduating to bigger venues. The garage-blues duo the Black Keys played their first-ever show in the club’s…
Silverstein Displays True Camaraderie at House of Blues Concert
Silverstein celebrated 15 years as a band and 10 years of Discovering the Waterfront last night at House of Blues with long-time fans of the band. With their flawless performance, they showed why they have been around for as long as they have and as successful as they have been. As singer Shane Told bellowed the…
New York Spoken Word Group to Play Benefit Show for Local Activists
Local activists, human rights organizations, artists and community groups have booked New York City-based Peace Poets (pictured) to perform a local benefit concert that will raise money for “those seeking justice for Tamir Rice and Tanisha Anderson, among others who have been killed by police officers around the country.” According to a press release, “The…
The Harp Lands on List of Best Irish Bars in America
St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, and if you haven’t already made plans to take the holiday (and the day after) off from work, we highly suggest you do so soon because everyone knows St. Pat’s is the one day when area bars open at the crack of dawn and every Clevelander can claim…
Focus Pocus: Will Smith Does His Thing in Harmless, Focusless Con Film
Doesn’t it feel like we’ve been seeing Focus trailers for the past year and a half? And is it just me, or does it feel like the trailers never adequately expounded on what the movie was? We learned it starred Will Smith as a legendary con man and Margot Robbie as a scintillating femme fatale, but I…
Estonian Rock Band Ewert and the Two Dragons to Make Cleveland Debut at Beachland
A small country located in Northern Europe, Estonia isn’t exactly known for its thriving rock scene. But Ewert Sundja, frontman for the indie rock band Ewert and the Two Dragons, says there’s a good bunch of bands playing there. And lest you think the place is ultra-primitive, according to Wikipedia, it’s “one of the most…
29 Times Clevelanders Were Excited About Heinen’s Ceiling Yesterday
Did you hear a grocery store opened yesterday? Maybe you missed the one or two articles written about it? (Before you start with the “Scene is negative about everything,” just know we love Heinen’s, think the rotunda is a masterpiece, and welcome a grocery store downtown very much.) Here they are, the 29 times Clevelanders…
Cleveland Police Officers Lobbied Judge On Behalf of Indicted Nightclub Owner in Previous Cocaine Distribution Case
Gilbert Mendez The former downtown Cleveland nightclub head who was indicted in federal court earlier this month for leading a cocaine distribution scheme is connected to at least three, and possibly more, Cleveland police officers, according to sources and documents obtained by Scene. We reported last week that Gilbert Mendez, 37, was among the seven…
Sharp Direction, Clever Acting Make ‘The Philadelphia Story’ a Hit: Review
If you’re a lover of chocolate or coconut cream pie, you’re keenly aware that an upper crust is not only unnecessary but something of a blight on an otherwise tasty treat. Some might say the same thing about the upper crust in society, that amalgam of 1 percenters who live off inherited wealth and swan…
Two Girls With Glasses: Costume and Production Designers Inda Blatch-Geib and Chialla Geib
In this week’s episode of Two Girls With Glasses, Brandi McElhatten and Nikki Delamotte delve into the world of costuming. Joining them is the renowned costume and production designer Inda Blatch-Geib and her daughter, rising star designer Chialla Geib. Inda Blatch-Geib’s work can be seen in the upcoming Mi Muñequita, produced by Cleveland Public Theatre’s…
Booker T. Jones Delivers Rousing Retrospective at Music Box
Before Rock Hall inductee Booker T. Jones took the stage last night at the Music Box Supper Club, former Rock Hall CEO Terry Stewart and Dr. Lauren Onkey, the current Vice President of Education and Public Programs, opened with a set during which they spoke about Jones’ music and played snippets of songs from his…
Scene’s Website is Getting a Makeover Today
Hello, dear reader! Your favorite local alternative weekly is getting a digital makeover today and we need your help. If you spot anything amiss, or notice that any of our regular features are not working properly, please do give us a holler in the comment section below or on social media. Our hope is that…
The Airborne Toxic Event’s Intimate Tour Coming to Cleveland
Known for its sweeping anthems that recall the likes of Bruce Springsteen and U2, the Airborne Toxic Event just released two albums (the experimental Dope Machines and the online-only acoustic record Songs of God and Whiskey). In the wake of those releases, the band has just announced “an intimate one-of-a-kind audio/visual live concert experience.” The…
PHOTO: A Frozen Progressive Field
Our pals over at Aerial Agents tweeted out this photo yesterday of a frosty Progressive Field and we thought we’d reshare it with you. 44 days until opening day…
Cavaliers Turn Up Second-Half Defense, Find the Love to Defeat Pistons 103-92
After a couple of blowout victories, the Cavaliers faced their first post-break test and passed with flying colors, defeating the Detroit Pistons 102-93 behind a smothering second-half defense and game-long hot 3-point shooting. Kevin Love was huge in that respect, going 8-14 from the arc, including four of five during a key six-minute stretch in…
Gang of Four Takes an ‘Anti-Retro’ Approach on ‘What Happens Next’
Released way back in 1979, Gang of Four’s Entertainment! didn’t sell by the truckloads when it originally came out. But it did have a lasting influence. Pitchfork, the snobby online music site devoted to all things indie, has called it one of the best albums of the ’70s and proclaimed it “caustic and bursting with…
The Juliana Hatfield Three to Play ‘Become What You Are’ in Its Entirety
Although she can’t remember the exact origins of how she ended up in a band named the Juliana Hatfield Three, singer-songwriter Juliana Hatfield admits that it was probably partially to provide a bit of a safety net as she worked to find her confidence as a solo artist. “It’s kind of a terrible name,” Hatfield…
Ted Strickland Will Run For Senate Seat
In an announcement Wednesday, former Gov. Ted Strickland declared his intent to challenge incumbent Sen. Rob Portman next year: “I’m running for the United States Senate in 2016 because I am determined to restore the American Dream for working people in this country. I believe in the American Dream because I’ve lived it.” Portman isn’t picking…
You Probably Know John G.’s Work — Now Get to Know the Man Behind the Panels
If one were to make a list of the top five most active and influential visual artists of the past decade in Northeast Ohio, John Greiner (aka John G.) would be solidly toward the top. Whether you realize it or not, you’ve probably seen his work, and you may have seen more of his work…
Film Review of the Week: Leviathan
I can guarantee with some level of certainty that you’ve never seen vodka consumed in such devastating quantities, and with such wanton disregard, as in the drama Leviathan, which opens Friday at the Cedar Lee. Directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev, this Russian knee-slapper didn’t take home the best foreign film award at Sunday’s Oscars —…
Film Spotlight: Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014
Classic rockers Aerosmith are in the midst of lining up a summer tour. In the meantime, you can get your fix by checking out Aerosmith Rocks Donington 2014, a concert film featuring the band’s biggest hits from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s. At 7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 26, at select theaters, the film kicks…
A ‘Living Room’ Tour Inspired the Songs on Chadwick Stokes’ New Album, The Horse Comanche
Singer-guitarist Chadwick Stokes started prepping for his terrific new album, The Horse Comanche, last winter on one of the coldest days of the year as the polar vortex brought subzero temperatures to the Midwest. He thought the bitter cold would turn away his co-producer, Iron and Wine’s Sam Beam. But when Beam and a handful…
Enter Utica: The Fracking Industry Really Loves Ohio; Here’s What’s on Tap for All of Us
“Let’s be clear here. The Ohio General Assembly has created a zookeeper to feed the elephant in the living room. What the drilling industry has bought and paid for in campaign contributions they shall receive. The oil and gas industry has gotten its way, and local control of drilling-location decisions has been unceremoniously taken away.…
Local Personality Humble G tha Fiddla Puts a Positive Spin on Hip-Hop
Known for playing classical violin to the accompaniment of hip-hop beats, Humble G tha Fiddla (Myles Alexander Keaton Smith) is fast becoming one of the most recognized personalities on the local hip-hop scene. But his career got off to a rocky start. When he was in grade school at Greenview in South Euclid/Lyndhurst, he was…
Al’s Deli Brings Back Memories and Makes Some New Ones
Downtown used to be lousy with delis, the sort that take up residence in a dark, neglected corner of an office building and peddle weak coffee, soggy egg salad sandwiches and rubbery corned beef to landlocked commuters Monday through Friday. Many of those tatty delis vanished as the competition for lunch dollars heated up and…
Band of the Week: Doug Gillard
Meet the Band: Doug Gillard (vocals, guitar), Travis Harrison (drums), Dave James (bass) The Best of Times: A native of Sandusky, Gillard got his start playing in punk bands in the Cleveland area. “I was in Suspect Device and we played the Pop Shop and the Lakefront. I was underage at the time and they…
Jarheads Are Hunting for Ugly Women in Dogfight at the Beck Center
There’s nothing wrong with a musical having a distasteful premise. God knows, it seems many musicals in recent years have had at least one stomach-churning aspect (looking at you Violet, now at Lakeland Civic Theatre, whose main character is facially disfigured by an axe). The ugliness in Dogfight is almost as literal, since it involves…
Dr. Goutham Narla Discusses Cancer Therapy, Life in Cleveland, and The Real Housewives
On any given day around Case Western Reserve University, University Hospitals and the Seidman Cancer Center, you can see Dr. Goutham Narla hurrying to his next meeting, oftentimes accompanied by a scurrying graduate student at his side trying to get another minute of his time. Dr. Narla (who holds a dual M.D./Ph.D. degree) is a…
