Posted inFood & Drink
Taco Bell Cantina in Downtown Cleveland Has Closed
What can we even believe in anymore
Section Feature
Posted inMusic
Kathryn Hahn Joins Middle Aged Dad Jam Band for Some Classic Rock Shenanigans at Beachland Ballroom
All concert, part skit, with guest stars galore! (Where’d you go, Rocky?)
Posted inArts & Culture
‘Thurgood,’ Now at Cleveland Play House, is a Warm Reminder of the Supreme Court Justice’s Life and Legacy
The two-act production is more than a Wiki entry for the civil rights and legal icon
Posted inNews & Views
Why Did the Deal for the Metroparks to Take Over East Cleveland’s Portion of Forest Hill Park Fall Apart?
Traditional East Cleveland turmoil, including spurious allegations and infighting, have left the park’s future uncertain and residents unhappy
Posted inNews & Views
Why Clevelanders Should Support Participatory Budgeting
…and ignore the cowardly, anti-democratic Cleveland City Council
Posted inMusic
Austin Walkin’ Cane’s ‘Murder of a Blues Singer’ To Be Reissued in October
The late Robert Jr. Lockwood inspired the album
Posted inNews & Views
New State Legislation Could Halt Controversial I-71 Interchange in Brunswick
“It’s a very dangerous precedent. I don’t think the taxpayers of Ohio want legislators to decide where the interchanges should go.”
Posted inMusic
Led by Frontman Page Hamilton, Helmet Continues to Push Musical Boundaries
With a new album on the horizon, metal band plays the Grog Shop on September 23
Posted inMovies
Review: In A Haunting in Venice, Kenneth Branagh Takes a Liberal Hand With Agatha Christie’s Work
Poirot must both ferret out the killer and grapple with increasing self-doubt about his rationalist worldview
Posted inFood & Drink
Gray House Pizza in Lakewood Has Closed
“Staffing and supply chain issues are unlike anything I’ve seen in 20 years.”
Posted inFood & Drink
Now Open: Red Lantern Japanese Cuisine in Kamm’s Corners
The owners also operate the nearby Dragon Towers Chinese restaurant.
Posted inNews & Views
Cuyahoga County Judges Vowed to Reform the Bail System. Here’s What Happened.
Court officials informally changed their bail-setting practices for felony cases. Now, fewer people have to pay to get out of jail, a Marshall Project analysis shows.
