Ohio BMV to Stop Issuing Same-Day Licenses Starting Today
Update: Joining 41 states, Ohio has officially made the move to send driver’s licenses and other forms of ID through through the mail, rather than offering convenient same-day service. The change, which starts today, is said to bring greater protections against counterfeiting and limit identity theft, according to state officials. You can now expect your…
Update: Punch Drunk Tagalongs Premiere New Music Video
Update: As a way of generating some interest in its forthcoming studio album, Hazy, Punch Drunk Tagalongs have just released a new music video for the track, “Bodies in Heaps.” Shot locally at St. John’s Episcopal Church, the trippy video alternates between dimly lit shots of the band performing live and a home invasion that…
Maxine Waters to Keynote Cleveland Gun Violence Forum April 21
California Congresswoman Maxine Waters will reportedly be the keynote speaker at a community forum on gun violence April 21. The event, organized by former councilman and mayoral candidate Zack Reed, will be the fourth such forum in five years. On council, Reed had been one of the most vocal representatives calling for solutions and resources…
A Greater Impact: On Cleveland.com and Noble Failure
Seldom have we witnessed Cleveland.com Editor Chris Quinn reach the rhetorical peaks to which he free-soloed Sunday, in a pugnacious column announcing the addition of gun violence to the digital news outlet’s Impact Agenda. “Today, we say that for every person shot to death in Cleveland these last 8 years, those legislators and justices have…
Imagination and Joy Reign Supreme in Ava DuVernay’s ‘A Wrinkle in Time’
Ava DuVernay appears before the theatrical screening of her new film A Wrinkle in Time inviting audiences to view it with their inner 11-year-old in mind. She says that in making the film, she tried to tap into the spirit of joy and hope alive in children — a departure from her two most recent…
Republic Steel Oil Spill Reported in Lorain County’s Black River
The U.S. Coast Guard reports that they are responding to a spill of mixed petroleum products in Lorain, Ohio. In an official press release, the Coast Guard said it was notified of an “oil sheen” caused by the spillage shortly after 10 a.m. The spill was estimated at 20 gallons and was said to consist…
Electronic Violinist Lindsey Stirling to Perform at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica in August
Earlier today, electronic violinist Lindsey Stirling announced the dates of her solo summer tour. She’ll perform on Saturday, Aug. 4, at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica in a show that’ll feature a full orchestra. Ticket pre-sales will begin at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Tickets will go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. on Friday. Stirling will…
Pregnant Women in Ohio More Likely to Smoke than in Other States
Despite the known birth defect risks, some pregnant woman in Ohio still smoke. The National Center for Health Statistics released a report last week showing that 14.4 percent of women pregnant in the Buckeye State smoked tobacco, a rate higher than most other states. The study, which represented births in 2016, found that nationally about…
Galley Group Nearing Announcement of Four Food Concepts for Ohio City Galley
Last fall, we broke the news that the Galley Group, an innovative food hall and restaurant incubator concept in Pittsburgh, had its sights set on Ohio City. The venture, set to debut this summer, will be taking over the ground floor of the Forest City Bank Building at the corner of W. 25th Street and…
Locally Produced Play About Billie Holiday to Open at Holy Trinity Cultural Arts Center
After an extended run at Weathervane Playhouse, Lady Day, a play that features Akron native Marissa Davis as jazz singer Billie Holiday, will come to the Underground at the Holy Trinity Cultural Arts Center for a ten-day run later this month. The play, which features Cleveland musicians Ed Ridley and Bradford McGhee, opens on March…
Kevin Love Opens Up About His Panic Attacks, Mental Health
Kevin Love is a NBA champion. He also models for clothing company Banana Republic and makes millions to play basketball. But in a recent article for The Players’ Tribune, the Cavs star revealed the mental health problems he’s secretly been dealing with. Last November, in a game against the Atlanta Hawks, Love experienced a panic…
National Anthem Auditions for Akron RubberDucks Games Open to All
The United States of America’s national anthem is no joke to sing, just ask Fergie. Still, despite its ridiculous amount of low and high notes, the tune must be sung prior to most every sporting event in the country, including at Akron RubberDucks games. Next Saturday, anyone bold enough to share their voice with a…
Henry James’ ‘The Turn of the Screw’ as an Opera and the Rest of the Classical Music to Catch in Cleveland This Week
Cleveland Institute of Music faculty and students will come together on Wednesday, March 7 at 8:00 pm in a concert that features CIM’s new cello ensemble Locacelli in the first performance of William Cayanan’s The Madrigalist. The composer plays in the ensemble, along with Wei-An Hung, Cheuk Yan Vincent Leung, Paul Maxwell, Sarah Miller, Chad…
Breakfast Programs Fueling the School Day in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The most important meal of the day is being celebrated at schools across the Buckeye State during this National School Breakfast Week. Each day, more than 440,000 Ohio students get a healthy, nutritious meal before they start their day through the federal School Breakfast Program. Diane Pratt-Heavner, the director of media relations…
Cleveland Police Sergeant Arrested for Soliciting a Prostitute
Cleveland police Sergeant Robert Strollo was arrested around 1 p.m. on March 5 for soliciting a prostitute, according to the department. The 47-year-old, who’s been with the department for almost 20 years, was then booked into city jail. He faces a first-degree misdemeanor solicitation charge. Fox 8 reports Strollo is currently out with an extended…
Cleveland State Offering Free Ride and Tickets to About 250 People for Tonight’s Horizon League Championship Game
Got that Viking fever? Free this afternoon and evening? Want to watch your Cinderella CSU squad play for the Horizon League championship and an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament in person in Detroit? Then get thee to the Wolstein Center in a few hours where five chartered buses will line up beginning at 2:30…
Ohio Fetal Remains Bill Yet Another Attack On Abortion Access
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The opposing sides of another abortion-related bill in Ohio have very different takes on its purpose. The Unborn Child Dignity Act passed the Senate and could soon be voted on by the full House. Senate Bill 28 would require women who terminate their pregnancies to have the fetal remains buried or cremated,…
CSU Vikings Advance to Horizon League Finals in Cinderella Run
The Cleveland State University Vikings men’s basketball team defeated the Oakland University Golden Grizzlies 44-43 in the semifinals of the Horizon League Conference tournament Monday night. An #8 seed in the tourney, CSU will face off against #2 Wright State in the Finals Tuesday. Locking horns with Oakland’s potent offense and the nation’s second-leading scorer…
CMSD Has Removed or Replaced ‘Virtually All’ Water Fountains with Elevated Lead Levels
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District has remediated “virtually all” of the water fountains and faucets that were found to have elevated levels of lead in a 2016 study. After the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, CMSD contracted a company to test its more than 1,700 drinking water outlets. Nine percent of them were found to…
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine Sues Columbus Crew Owner Using ‘Art Modell Law’
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has made good on his threat to use Ohio’s “Art Modell Law” to sue the owner of the Columbus Crew in an attempt to prevent the MLS team from moving to Austin. Specifically, Ohio is suing Precourt Sports Ventures, the operator of the Crew, as well as Team Columbus, which owns…
Grand Jury Won’t Pursue Rape Charges Against Sitting Muni Court Judge Michael Nelson
Days before the 2017 general election, reports emerged of allegations that Michael Nelson, the former NAACP Cleveland chapter president and candidate for a judicial seat on the Cleveland Municipal Court, had raped a 46-year-old woman, a former romantic partner. Her police report chronicled a violent October assault. Despite the publication of the report, Nelson went…
New Concealed Carry Licenses Down in Cuyahoga County, Across State in 2017
The number of concealed carry licenses issued in Ohio in 2017 is down from the previous year, a newly-released report from the Ohio Attorney General’s Office reveals. According to the report, Ohio county sheriffs issued 77,281 concealed carry licenses in 2017 compared to the 117,953 licenses issued in 2016. These new stats come at a…
Jury Awards Lorain Family $1 Million in Damages in Ohio Turnpike Eminent Domain Case
When the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission eyed 0.338 acres of land owned by the Abrahams family in Amherst, an appraiser hired by the department valued the plot at $11,865. The Commission offered the family $13,400. After they declined, the Turnpike turned to the courts, suing for eminent domain. It sought the plot, part of…
Avenged Sevenfold’s the End of the World Tour Coming to Blossom
In the ’00s, the hard rock act Avenged Sevenfold became one of the world’s biggest rock bands by creating a sound that “broke through obstacles of language, distance and culture.” The writings of Carl Sagan and Elon Musk inspired their most recent release, The Stage, a concept album about artificial intelligence. Dubbed the End of…
CSU Vikings Advance to Semis in Horizon League Tourney
The Cleveland State University Vikings upset No. 1 seed Northern Kentucky in the Horizon League conference tournament Saturday night. The Vikes will take on Oakland in a semifinal matchup at 7 p.m. tonight. If victorious, they’ll play the winner of Milwaukee (#6) and Wright State (#2) for the Championship. Winning the Conference Tournament means an…
New Mural Coming to Cleveland’s Iconic Water Tower This Summer
Cleveland Water’s iconic Garrett Morgan surge tank is officially getting an update. Friday, the Cleveland City Planning Commission approved the watery-blue mural design of Spanish artist Sam3, which was commissioned with the help of LAND Studio. Painting for the new public artwork is set to begin this summer, but an exact timeline has yet to…
Indie Rockers Hot Snakes Issue Their First Studio Release in More Than a Decade
Originally, when Rocket From the Crypt singer-guitarist John Reis and Delta 72 drummer Jason Kourkounis started the indie rock act Hot Snakes together in 1999, Reis thought he’d be the singer. But when he and Kourkounis started working on demos, he realized his voice didn’t mesh well with the gritty garage-punk music the duo played.…
SOJA Returns to Its Roots for Its Latest Effort, ‘Poetry in Motion’
Arlington, VA seems like an unlikely place for a reggae band to prosper. And yet, that’s where SOJA formed some 20 years. The band would emerge to become one of the most popular U.S.-based reggae acts. “There is a reggae scene there,” says guitarist Trevor Young, who spoke in a recent phone interview from his…
Kenny Chesney to Perform at Blossom in June
When country megastar Kenny Chesney performed in front of a capacity crowd at Blossom two years ago, he had fans raising their hands in the air like they just didn’t care, drinking and dancing. At the end of “American Kids,” he even let the audience finish the song alone, and patrons rapped the refrain just…
Chocolate Fest Takes Place Today at Lago
The local events company Taste CLE has organized today’s Chocolate Fest, which comes around today from 4 to 7 p.m. at Lago. The $40 ticket includes chocolate samples from both family-owned businesses and bigger chocolate companies. A $70 ticket includes pours of port and dessert wines. It’s a family friendly event; kids under the age…
Student-Organized March For Our Lives Cleveland Focuses On School Safety
On March 24, the March For Our Lives rally kicks off in cities around the country, with a Cleveland satellite march taking place at Public Square. Conceived as a response to incidences of gun violence around the country, specifically the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, the marches have been primarily…
Cedar Point Jacks Up Gate Ticket Price to $72 for Adults
When Cedar Point opens for its new season May 5, the cost of admission will be $5 more than last year. The new walk-up price of $72 per adult ticket is still less than entry to places like Disneyland and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, but a family of four could now need to…
New Honeybucket Song Signals a Musical Departure for the Local Band
Given their musically eclectic backgrounds, the guys in the local band Honeybucket prefer to think of their music as “new grass” rather than traditional bluegrass. “All three of us have more of a pop rock background,” singer-guitarist Adam Reifsnyder once told us. “I think we write these more poppy bluegrass traditional rock songs and put this spin…
First Northeast Ohio Culver’s to Bring ButterBurgers to Avon
Culver’s is setting up shop in Northeast Ohio for the first time, bringing along its signature lineup of ButterBurgers and frozen custard treats. The Wisconsin-based fast food joint is slated to open in Avon sometime this spring. With more than 600 locations across the country, including a handful of restaurants near Columbus and eastward, the…
Visible Voice Books to Begin Featuring Live Music on Sundays
Beginning on March 11, Visible Voice Books in Tremont will launch a new program dubbed Sunday Beat. If you purchase a New York Times at the store, you’ll receive a free cup of coffee or tea and a Jim Alesci’s Place pastry. Live bands will perform in the afternoon from 1:30 to 3:30. “We’re launching…
Let Us Reiterate: No One Will Ever Touch LeBron in this Statistical Category
Exactly one year ago today, we wrote that of all LeBron James’ stratospheric statistical achievements — among other things, he is now the only player ever to have accumulated 30,000 points, 8,000 rebounds and 8,000 assists — his “Player of the Month” achievements might be his most unassailable. Perhaps more than any other category, this…
5 Wizard World Cleveland Panels You Don’t Want to Miss This Weekend
The experience of a comic con is special. Finding a rare comic book, meeting celebrities and seeing really creative costumes is all part of the fun. Here are five panel discussions we’re sure will add to your heroic weekend at Wizard World Cleveland, once again at the Huntington Convention Center. YouTube 101: Where Do I…
Annual Flying Horse Farms Benefit to Take Place at Tenk at West Bank
Part of the SeriousFun Children’s Network (SFCN), Flying Horse Farms provides “magical, transformative camp experiences” for children with serious illnesses. Located on 200 acres just outside Mt. Gilead, the camp regularly hosts hundreds of children with serious illnesses free of charge. Founded in 1988 by actor, philanthropist and Ohio native Paul Newman, SFCN is a…
Ohio State Reformatory to Host Inaugural Inkcarceration Music and Tattoo Festival
More than 30 bands will perform at the inaugural Inkcarceration Music and Tattoo Festival set to take place on July 13, 14 and 15 at the Historic Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield. The bill includes acts such as Rise Against, A Day to Remember, Bush, Black Label Society, Clutch, Our Lady Peace, Suicidal Tendencies, Fuel,…
Northeast Ohio Natives Jamie Babbit and David Wain to Speak at Tonight’s Behind the Camera Fundraiser
Northeast Ohio natives Jamie Babbit and David Wain will be on hand tonight for the Greater Cleveland Film Commission’s “Behind the Camera” fundraiser. Film Commission president Ivan Schwarz will lead the discussion as Babbit and Wain talk about their careers. Babbit has directed several features and produced and directed multiple award-winning television shows; her credits…
Lineup Announced for the Final Warped Tour
Earlier today, organizers for the Warped Tour, which includes a July 18 stop at Blossom, announced the lineup for the summer punk rock festival’s final tour. Organizer Kevin Lyman has said this will be the last full-scale tour. This year’s fest will feature veteran punk and indie acts such as Reel Big Fish, Simple Plan,…
Singer-Songwriter Ray LaMontagne to Play Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica in June
In advance of his seventh studio album, Part of the Light, singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne has announced dates for a summer tour. The 31-date tour includes a June 30 stop at Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. Indie singer-songwriter Neko Case will open the show. Starting today, fans who pre-order the new album on LaMontagne’s website will be…
Bill O’Neill’s Gubernatorial Candidacy is Not Viable, Says Ohio Democratic Party
Former Ohio Supreme Court Justice and current Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Bill O’Neill, he of the marijuana legalization platform and the infamous “Hayloft” Facebook post, is not a viable candidate for governor, according to the Ohio Democratic Party (ODP). ODP Chairman David Pepper read a memo Wednesday night prepared by a subcommittee that had been tasked…
5 Cool Spots to Watch the 2018 Oscars in Cleveland
The Oscars are back this Sunday. And whether you’re confident Get Out is going to win best picture, or are pulling for Meryl Streep to win another best actress statue for her performance in The Post, you obviously don’t want to miss a second of the action. These five Cleveland area bars bring the Hollywood party…
ClusterTruck Expands its Delivery Zone (Hello, Ohio City and Tremont)
After studying dining trends and consumer behavior during its first few months in service, ClusterTruck has decided to expand its delivery zone. With the stated goal of keeping every trip at 10 minutes or quicker, the map is drawn intentionally tight so that food prepared in the company’s kitchen lands at your curb hot and fresh.…
You Can Now Vote for Best Of Cleveland 2018 Right Here
It’s time for you to tell us about 2018’s best people, places and things in our annual Best of Cleveland Readers Poll. This year, a bit of a twist as we seek to settle once and for all which side reigns supreme, east or west. So along with all the citywide categories you’ll be able…
Calls for Bans on Assault Weapons Intensify in Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio – In the wake of the Florida school shooting, the controversy over banning assault weapons is reaching new heights both nationally and here in Ohio. This week, the Akron City Council passed a resolution asking state legislators to prohibit the sale of assault weapons. Founder of the Ohio Coalition Against Gun Violence Toby…
Cleveland Restaurant Week Returns Monday
Cleveland Restaurant Week is back in action Monday. Like last year, more than 40 locally-owned restaurants are scheduled to participate in the Cleveland Independents-organized event, which runs through Friday, March 16. Once again participating Northeast Ohio restaurants are offering that can’t-pass-up deal: three-course prix fixe menus for $33, plus tax and tip, of course. Meaning…
Cleveland International Film Festival Announces Opening and Closing Night Films
The 42nd iteration of the Cleveland International Film Festival will kick off on April 4 with a screening of Nick Kelly’s The Drummer and the Keeper, a film about a young drummer with bipolar disorder who befriends a 17-year-old with Asperger’s Syndrome. The film stars Dermot Murphy, Jacob McCarthy, and Peter Coonan. Kelly and producer…
Comedian Steve Rannazzisi to Perform at Hilarities
An American actor and comedian who got some good exposure through the FXX hit sit-com The League, broad-jawed Steve Rannazzisi likes to draw from personal experience for his routines. In one bit, he talks about how his son took a massive dump on the living room floor just to ward off a babysitter. Given the…
8 Concerts to Catch in Cleveland This Weekend
FRIDAY, MARCH 2 The Fleshtones/The Rumbling Spires Formed in New York at the end of the ’70s, the Fleshtones took their inspiration from bands such as the Seeds and Standells rather than their CBGB contemporaries such as Television, Talking Heads and the Ramones. The veteran group’s most recent album, 2016’s The Band Drinks for Free,…
Serial Killer Anthony Sowell Doc to Screen at Cinematheque March 18
The Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque will screen the Anthony Sowell documentary Unseen, by local filmmaker Laura Paglin, on March 18. It’ll be the first local screening of the film since it debuted in 2016 at the Cleveland International Film Festival. Paglin, who interviewed some of Sowell’s surviving victims for the film and managed to obtain…
Indie Film Showcase Coming to Forest City Brewery on March 9
Piano Man Pictures, a collective of Memphis-based filmmakers, writers and artists that writer-director Shelby Baldock co-founded with writer-director Chad Allen Barton in 2010, aims to “bring meaningful stories to life, no matter the medium.” Baldock, who holds an MFA degree from Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, has worked for the Grammys…
More Than Just Meatballs: Porco Expands Its Menu
When it comes to crafting a menu to match the vibe and setting of a bar, Porco presents one of the more unique opportunities and challenges. The tiki bar is situated in a nondescript building on West 25th but transports visitors to another world inside. A laid-back Polynesian interior, affable service from Hawaiian-shirted staffers and…
Bill Martin Is Scaling Back at Fox 8, Will Leave 7 and 10 p.m. Newscasts
Bill Martin isn’t sailing off into retirement yet but he will be scaling back his duties at Fox 8. The station announced today Martin’s new multi-year contract will have the anchor working Fox 8’s 5 p.m. evening newscast but stepping away from the 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. shows starting March 1. “It’s really the…
A Florida University Was Evacuated After a Student Did the LeBron Powder Toss in Class
Police are searching for a University of Central Florida student, after he reportedly pulled a LeBron James-inspired stunt throwing a suspicious powder into the air during a class this morning. The suspect wore a James Heat jersey at the time of the incident, police said. Taking no chances, University of Central Florida Police Department Chief…
School-Based Health Centers Expanding in Ohio to Increase Access to Regular Care
CINCINNATI, Ohio – Some Ohio communities are using creative models to help more folks access a doctor, nurse or other medical provider. Having a regular place to visit for medical care leads to better health outcomes. School-based health centers are one idea that is catching on. The Cincinnati Health Department manages 13 of these centers,…
Bald Eagles Return to Cleveland for First Time in 100 Years
A pair of bald eagles have made a home in Cleveland for the first time in more than 100 years. The duo’s nest was first spotted at the Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation late last year. “Look at where these birds have chosen to build their nest, not that far from where the debris on the…
An Akron Native, Singer-Songwriter Tim Easton to Play Survival Kit Gallery in April
An Akron native, singer-songwriter Tim Easton moved out of Northeast Ohio years ago. But he still has strong ties to the musical community here. He’ll return to town on Friday, April 13, to celebrate the release of his ninth solo album, Paco & The Melodic Polaroids, with a show at Survival Kit Gallery. The “Paco”…
Our ‘Turbulent Times’ Inform the Songs on Bluesman Popa Chubby’s New Album
Blues singer-guitarist Ted Horowitz (aka Popa Chubby) wasn’t looking for a major label deal when he signed with Sony Records in the ‘90s. He’d heard horror stories of bands being signed and then getting lost in the shuffle. But the record deal somehow managed to find him. “At the time, I had started to play…
Cleveland Librarian Wins ‘Jeopardy!’ Again Last Night
Bringing her two-day total winnings to $28,602, Cleveland librarian Maryann Penzvalto once again took down her competition on the quiz show Jeopardy! Up by a mere $3,200 going into the Final Jeopardy question last night, Penzvalto didn’t let anything phase her. “A 1931 story in the New Yorker said this ‘weighs 600,000,000 pounds (&)…contains 37,000,000 cubic…
Violating State Law, Cleveland Muni Court Failed to Submit Names of People Prohibited From Buying Guns to Background Check Database
An Ohio law requires that local courts submit a weekly list of the names of people who are legally prohibited from buying a gun. Included are those convicted of felonies and domestic violence, drug crimes and violence crimes. That information, submitted to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations, is used by the FBI to run…
‘Sweeney Todd’ at Blank Canvas is an Up-Close View of a Big, Ballsy Broadway Musical
In most cases when you go see a big Broadway musical you’re held at arm’s length from the large stage, admiring the cast from afar. And that’s just fine. But if you’ve ever wondered how it feels to be up close and personal with the performers who are belting out show tunes from a big…
Savage Love: Quickies
I recently stumbled on an Instagram account of a young woman who’s a “knife play” enthusiast. I consider myself sex-positive, but I must say I was disturbed by the images. I was also shocked that I didn’t know this was a thing! But of course it’s a thing cuz everything is a thing, right? I…
El Rinconcito Chapin is Making the Most of Its New Home and Bigger Audience
The last time I was seated in this fishbowl of a dining room, in a building that had once been home to an Arby’s, I was scarfing down a pair of chili cheese Coneys. But even a superlative chili sauce isn’t enough to keep a business this big afloat, apparently, as the Coney Co. in…
Band of the Week: White Buffalo Woman
MEET THE BAND: Evan Rutledge (vocals), Adam Murphy (guitar), Devin Bezeredi (guitar), Alex Leggett (bass) and Joe Wales (drums) A UNIQUE STORY: Members of the group originally started skateboarding with one another before they formed the group in the basement of Wales’ parents’ funeral home in Minerva with the goal of “fusing rock, blues, psychedelic…
BLEAK HOUSE
The nicest place that Davionna Cousin and her two children have ever called home is the two-bedroom apartment in Richmond Heights where they live now. Cousin says it’s big and spacious and a lot better, amenity-wise, than the 15-odd places she checked out before settling there in December. Cousin had been homeless since 2011, when…
A Hostage in Pakistan Works the Wheels of Wall Street for Revolutionaries in a Gripping ‘The Invisible Hand’
There’s more than a casual connection between the guns and bombs of Islamic revolutionaries and the puts and calls of American investment bankers. As history has taught us, each group is capable of wreaking havoc on a country, and even civilization itself. That is why The Invisible Hand by Ayad Akhtar, now at the Cleveland…
Jennifer Lawrence Strips Down for Pulpy Spy Flick ‘Red Sparrow’
Red Sparrow is a hard-R-rated Russian spy thriller starring Jennifer Lawrence as a ballerina conscripted into the Soviet secret service. Directed by Francis Lawrence — no relation — who also directed J.Law in the final three Hunger Games films, the latter two of which — Mockingjay Pts 1 and 2 — were detritus of a…
Get Out: Everything You Should Be Doing This Week in Cleveland (Feb. 28-March 6)
WED 02/28 Cleveland Stories Dinner Parties Cleveland Stories Dinner Party is a weekly series that pairs fine food with storytelling. Through it, the folks at Music Box Supper Club hope to raise awareness of the mission of the Western Reserve Historical Society’s new Cleveland History Center. The goal of the Cleveland Stories Dinner Party is…
