The Guide
Boldly go on 'Star Trek's' latest, scintillating adventure
The warp drives on the USS Enterprise are, as usual, on the verge of meltdown in “Star Trek Into Darkness.” Luckily, the entertainment propulsion system for the sci-fi saga is roaring full throttle.
'Crazy,' meet 'structure'
Newlyweds Corie and Paul live five — or six, if you count the stoop — flights of stairs up in an aging New York City brownstone with a hole in the skylight, a neighbor who enjoys being eccentric, and plumbing that doesn't quite work the way you'd...
Wheels up for Roller Radicals Fundraiser will support local Derby ladies
It's not the roller derby of the '70s, with the intentional fighting, hitting and elbowing.But there are blockers and jammers, women do fall on their butts, and new players are called fresh meat.
EAGLES! Spirits soar with sightings of majestic but still seemingly rare birds
If you went to school a generation or two ago, you very likely heard your teacher say something like this:
Saints be praised
Harrisburg-based Celtic rockers set for Scranton festival.
In the Urban Dictionary listing for Irish bands, you might find an entry similar to this one: “A band formed with the intention of receiving free drinks.”
Throwing a Gatsby party
In recent years both the Osterhout Library in Wilkes-Barre and the Jason Miller Playwrights Project in Scranton have benefited from the proceeds of parties that celebrated a 1920s theme.
'No One Lives' through this spatter film — or do they?
In a remote roadhouse on a rural back road, the young couple (Laura Ramsey and Luke Evans), towing all their worldly possessions in a trailer for their cross-country move, are just settling in for dinner when the thugs arrive. And they're...
Class up your cultural life at Fiesta
Gaze into the inviting blue ocean waves in Lorraine Elias' prize-winning watercolor, and you may feel like you've joined the Plymouth artist on her vacation to a Hawaiian beach.
Putting on the art ritz
PITTSTON — Rose Randazzo believes nothing is happening in a downtown unless art is happening.That view provided some of the impetus for Randazzo, Pittston's Main Street manager, to organize the city's first art walk.
Doughnuts, characters all have something missing
Ah, doughnuts. For some they're a daily, coffee-break nosh. For others, a forbidden treat you might try to sneak.For Arthur, they're bread-and-butter, the wares he sells in the little shop his dad founded decades ago.
