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"Oh good, another Hitler comedy! It's been too long," said no studio development executive, ever.
For a moment, "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" seems poised to turn into a wonderful take on "Father of the Bride" only with fangs and wings.
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Ship's Wheel Hard Cider, founded in upstate New York, opens in North Charleston this weekend with tastings of a variety of old and new flavors.
Halloween may be in two weeks, but local venues are already getting into the spirit with trick-or-treating, scary movies and more.
Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and brewski bubble. There are two kinds of spirits on Charleston's ghost tours.
The legendary spirits of the Lowcountry have entered many a tourist's mind, including one who happens to be a Kentucky-based musician.
It's witching hour. So for this week’s quiz, we are going to be stirring the cauldron and talking all things witchy.
The legendary spirits of the Lowcountry have entered many a tourist's mind, including one who happens to be a Kentucky-based musician.
One is a country musician who's now based in Nashville. The other is a pop artist who plays around town.
The Holy City Hullabaloo, an annual music festival in Charleston featuring all punk bands, returns for its fifth year this weekend.
Ship's Wheel Hard Cider, founded in upstate New York, opens in North Charleston this weekend with tastings of a variety of old and new flavors.
Walking up the familiar steep staircase to the former Upper Deck Tavern brought back a lot of memories.
The new venue is called the Meeting Street Eats food truck village.
Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and brewski bubble. There are two kinds of spirits on Charleston's ghost tours.
Hokus Pokus, now located in West Ashley, first opened as a Mount Pleasant magic shop in 1979 when the owner was just 18 years old.
When news leaked that Justin Bieber was going to tie the knot (for a second time) in Bluffton, S.C., Atlanta-based YouTube video creator Eric Decker knew what he had to do.
The funding of the Gaillard Center raised the profile of arts philanthropy in Charleston. What is the city's current state of arts philanthropy?
Mary Whyte crisscrossed the United States in search of veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces. The artist had in mind something big.
While the local mainstays of sweeping Lowcountry vistas and transporting feats of plein air are still in lovely abundance, they are now joined by relatively recent arrivals displaying fresh perspectives.
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"Oh good, another Hitler comedy! It's been too long," said no studio development executive, ever.
For a moment, "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" seems poised to turn into a wonderful take on "Father of the Bride" only with fangs and wings.
Will Smith is usually an asset for a movie. He's the kind of true movie star whose charisma can elevate even the most mediocre material. You'd think then that it would be a good thing to have not just one but two Will Smiths in a movie if you…
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