Rush came to Cleveland for two shows in the city that helped put the legendary band on the map. It was the first time Rush came to town since 2012 and the first time the band has toured without Neil ...
Much like its deathless main characters, the story of “Death Becomes Her” has staying power. The 1992 black comedy film starring Meryl Streep, Bruce Willis and Goldie Hawn received mixed critical ...
Photos: A First Look at "Spectacular Freedom -Andrew Wyeth and the Modern American Watercolor" at CMA - Cleveland Scene ...
Nearly Half of Households Using Ohio Food Banks Have Had to Choose Between Paying for Rent or Food - Cleveland Scene ...
The Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival (GCUFF) kicked off its 15th year with a screening of Albert’s Flower and subsequent reception at Karamu House. GCUFF will conclude on Friday September 25th ...
The new infrastructure, he said, is affordable, and the city could use more. Around 100 cheap speed tables have been built across Cleveland, and the new roundabouts on Bridge only cost about $30,000, ...
Founded in 1981, 10,000 Maniacs have put out nine studio albums, six EPs, and gone through multiple lineup changes in the past 45 years, including the departure of lead vocalist Natalie Merchant in ...
Jacobs Pavilion hosted a night of metal on Saturday night, anchored by Killswitch Engage. Storms threatened the evening as dark clouds rolled in just as the doors opened at 5:30. However, the rain ...
Northeast Ohio has taken a liking to Riot Grrrl bands. The Agora hosted one of the movement’s seminal girl power punk outfits, Bikini Kill, on Thursday night. If a sold-out crowd wasn’t enough, the ...
Legendary neo soul architect Erykah Badu and renowned hip-hop producer The Alchemist hit Cleveland Tuesday night for their joint tour accompanying their latest project, “Before ...
Travelers passing through Concourse C at Cleveland Hopkins in the past few weeks have been welcomed not only by airport and airline staff but by more than a few mice wandering freely among seats in ...
Nearly 3,000 acres of Ohio’s only national forest were leased this week for more than $11 million by the Bureau of Land Management to out-of-state companies for fracking. The BLM auctioned off 40 ...
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