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Eric Clapton has announced his first U.S. tour dates for 2024. The three-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer is set to play three shows in California this fall: October 8 in…

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Former tenants say Vivek Malik didn’t keep his properties up despite accepting rent from federal housing vouchers. He now uses the name Malek.

In news that all St. Louisans who care about the physical well-being of their vehicles and bodies desperately wish was just an April Fool's joke, the Loop Trolley has lurched to life again today to begin operator training for the 2024 season as a weary metro braces for impact. While we can all agree that training the poor fools doomed to pilot St. Louis' most whimsical parked-car-bashing machine is an excellent idea — something obviously needs to be done, after all — it's just a point of fact that this period of Trolley Driver's Ed will be among the most dangerous of them all for those unlucky enough to find themselves in the Loop in the coming weeks. "Training" does not equal "trained," it must be noted, and that's an important distinction when one is staring down an unstoppable force of destruction hurtling toward them at speeds approaching 18 miles per hour.

In coordination with the exhibition "Kahlil Robert Irving: Archaeology of the Present," the artist Kahlil Robert Irving selected a series of contemporary video works to screen concurrently in the Kemper […]

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The Madrid-based artist Santiago Sierra presents "52 Canvases Exposed to Mexico City’s Air" (2019) in the Saligman Family Atrium. Known for his provocative performance and installation art that deals with […]

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St. Louis-based artist Kahlil Robert Irving creates assemblages made of layered images and sculptures composed of replicas of everyday objects. Mainly working in ceramics, Irving critically engages with the history […]

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In her 1994 text, The Body in Pieces, art historian Linda Nochlin proposes the fragment as a metaphor for modernity. She argues that artists’ impulse to portray the human body […]

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The U.S. Forest Service and Iron County authorities are investigating an assault that happened on the Ozark Trail in the Bell Mountain Wilderness Area.

The Who’s Roger Daltrey recently stepped down as curator of the annual Teenage Cancer Trust charity shows after 24 years, and he's now opening up about why he decided to retire…

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On This Day, April 1, 2008…The Rolling Stones released Shine A Light, the soundtrack to their Martin Scorsese-directed concert film of the same name.The concert doc featured performances from the band’s two-night…

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Join us! Opening Reception & Artist Talk Friday, March 1, 5:30-7:30pm Exhibit runs March 1 - April 24 Spanish documentary photographer Griselda San Martin has focused on the issues of […]

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Be amazed. Be amazing! The Science of Guinness World Records, a new exhibition at City Museum, spotlights the world’s greatest record holders and what it took for them to cement […]

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As president emeritus, Peter Wyse Jackson will receive an annual salary, travel costs and free housing.