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Jordan Ward is learning not to be ashamed of his emotions. His recent project, Remain Calm, honors that journey. The five-track EP, which dropped Oct. 8, finds the singer/dancer/rapper giving himself permission to embrace all of his feelings. It’s a deeply personal project for him. 

Owner Dan Manchanda transformed the former Shot Heaven bar into a feline-friendly haven in partnership with the Center for Animal Rescue & Enrichment of St. Louis.

Film festivals allow for filmmakers of all genres to share their work with new and dedicated audiences, and while they may be home to the most hyped-up events, you don't have to head all the way to California or New York to experience a vibrant festival atmosphere. Whether you prefer documentaries or fiction, classic films or fresh new directors, there is a nearby fest to satisfy the cinephile in you.

The 35-year-old becomes the youngest skipper in Major League Baseball.

After the past 18 months or so, we could all use a laugh. Luckily, Flyover Comedy Festival is returning this year with more than 30 events featuring performers from across the country. The fest, which was cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, will take place across multiple venues in The Grove from Nov. 11-13.

St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.

Hired as artistic director to expand The Rep's art and audience, Sharif has broken box-office records—and made big changes.

A new kitchen, updated bathrooms, and a walk-in closet and dressing room are just a few of the home’s stunning features