Derrick Henry, a 25-year-old who is now starring in his second MTV reality show, "Ex on the Beach," started out in Charleston as a Citadel basketball star.
For a movie whose title refers to the extremities, "Finding Your Feet" sure is on-the-nose. There is nary a turn of plot that moviegoers of a certain age won't be able to predict. (If they also happen to enjoy British TV series, they can prob…
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Hungry? This weekend's lineup of the best events around Charleston is loaded with sweet, spicy and all around delicious options for every palette. From strawberries to hot wings, food takes center stage in Charleston this weekend. But if you'…
Hootie & the Blowfish HomeGrown Concert announced
Record Store Day is one of the most beloved holidays for vinyl collectors around the globe. Riding the wave of a resurgence in turntables, the 11th annual April 21 date comes with exclusive album releases and deals galore to celebrate indepen…
When Neighborhood Dining Group chose the name Husk for its then-new restaurant on Queen Street, team members couldn’t have guessed how prescient it would prove to be.
To close out his second season as artistic director at Threshold Repertory Theatre, Jay Danner chose a production that playbill.com described as an “irreverent puppet comedy … about a possessed Christian-ministry puppet.” That’s a pretty apt …
Record Store Day is one of the most beloved holidays for vinyl collectors around the globe. Riding the wave of a resurgence in turntables, the 11th annual April 21 date comes with exclusive album releases and deals galore to celebrate indepen…
If you're a fan of music festivals, then you'd know that one of the biggest, Coachella, is happening over two consecutive weekends this month. Beyonce made history by being the first black woman to headline the festival, and Coachella kind of…
The second annual High Water Festival has been sold out for more than a month, but for the privileged ticket holders, the two-day, two-stage music festival in North Charleston Riverfront Park will be showcasing some serious talent in the Lowc…
When Neighborhood Dining Group chose the name Husk for its then-new restaurant on Queen Street, team members couldn’t have guessed how prescient it would prove to be.
Both Home Team BBQ and Bessinger's BBQ have put out the word on social media for friends to pack their locations for a taping of a very popular Food Network chef.
Midtown Bar and Grill on King Street quietly closed for renovations last August after a decade-long run as probably the most popular college bar downtown. And the decade had taken its toll.
Charleston indie rock band Deaf Dogs got its name from a neighborhood sign. We find out that, how smelly the band members' feet have been and much more on this week's episode of The Fringe.
It's a podcast palooza this week on The Fringe, as we launch Season 9 of our weekly new music venture. Richard "Box" Bachschmidt is in the studio telling us a little more about his journey since quitting his longstanding job as a radio DJ at local station 105.5 The Bridge and working to star…
Popular Charleston reggae project The Dubplates, whose latest album "Box Full of Steel" debuted at No. 4 on iTunes, thrives off collaborations with some huge names in the genre, from Yellowman and Future Fambo to Mix Master Mike of The Beastie Boys.
Katie Rose Franyo is working her way up in the local music scene with her soulful voice and skillful piano playing. Prepare to be blown away by this teenager's vocals, let me just tell you.
Singer/songwriter and acoustic guitar player Avi Jacob is the star of the most recent B-Side Sessions, a Charleston Scene video series that highlights live sessions at local studios and various locations with Charleston musicians.
B-Side Sessions returns with a live session of Charleston Lo-Fi project Mechanical River, who just released a full-length disc, "Posterity."
Derrick Henry, a 25-year-old who is now starring in his second MTV reality show, "Ex on the Beach," started out in Charleston as a Citadel basketball star.
To close out his second season as artistic director at Threshold Repertory Theatre, Jay Danner chose a production that playbill.com described as an “irreverent puppet comedy … about a possessed Christian-ministry puppet.” That’s a pretty apt …
Three-time Grammy nominated comedian, actor, writer and producer Jim Gaffigan is coming to North Charleston.
This Week's Circulars
It all started on "number nine Alexander Street" in 1955. That’s where Joseph “P-Nut” Johnson was born. Now, 62 years later, P-Nut is still hard at work making people smile, either with his personality, his poetry, or, most recently, his artwork.
Now in its sixth year, ArtFields has established itself as one of the Southeast’s major events for visual artists and their patrons. For nine days, starting Friday, April 20, the small town of Lake City in Florence County hosts 400 artists an…
It takes a village — around 250 people to be precise — to mount this staged production of the ever-popular “Carmina Burana.”
Articles from Kalyn Oyer
- Former Citadel basketball star now MTV reality show star
- Behind the Scenes: Hootie, Secret Guest's final shows and Jim Gaffigan
- Monster Music and Vinyl Countdown celebrate Record Store Day with live music and releases
- High Water Festival: 3 of the biggest bands, 3 local bands and 3 bands you need to know
- Hootie & the Blowfish HomeGrown Concert dates announced
