It all started as a sidewalk conversation on 4th Street last November. Laura Morton was walking down the sidewalk outside of Spalding University, where she was (and still is) a screenwriting student in the brief-residency MFA in Writing program. Blair … Continue reading
Main Street is quiet and deserted. It is a landscape of soothing, buttery weekend calm after yet another noisy cycle of the summer work week has come to a frenzied close. Rounds of friendly banter buzz around the silent equipment … Continue reading
Local is more than simply a word to Mike Slaton, manager of Iroquois Amphitheater; it’s a mission. Since 2010, the amphitheater has hosted nationally-recognized names like The Shins and Bright Eyes, and has since doubled the number of concerts per year. … Continue reading
The fourth annual Flyover Film Festival will open at The Speed Art Museum on June 7 and run through June 10. Films are screened at various Louisville locations to illustrate the variety of venues our city has to offer the … Continue reading
The Blockbuster video store in the Highlands is closing this month, and incidentally, the word “blockbuster” comes from people lining up around the block to see the movie “Jaws” back in the 1970s. But as a matter of bragging rights, … Continue reading
Plaid is the new black, pork belly is the new bacon, and the speakeasy is the new gastropub, but above everything else….
You love movies? Want to support the local film scene and expand your cinema knowledge? Here are some tips!
North of Louisville, in La Grange, Kentucky, something like Hollywood is happening. A film set is arranged outside of an old farmhouse. Two pickup trucks, which together play one role, have been spray painted with the name of a fictitious … Continue reading