Breaking down the Grammys
Will Adele be the belle of the ball? How will the Foo fare? Will Kanye add to his collection? Is Bon Iver really a new artist?
Style Scout: Courtney Ricketts
Fashion influences? Frida Kahlo, Cleopatra and Erykah Badu
Style Scout: Arron Atchison
How would you describe your style? Freakin’
William Elliott Whitmore taps sounds of Midwest in latest album
He wants us to know there's beauty in the world, despite the politicians.
Madonna's first tour since 2009 includes show at Sprint Center
Following her elaborate performance at the Super Bowl, Madonna is embarking on her first tour since 2009, and she's coming to Kansas City.
Nutrition Q&A: The Walk Kansas program
Extension agent Susan Johnson explains the benefits of this year's activity.
(Un)Chocolates for your sweetheart?
White chocolate may not be actual "chocolate" nor a superstar, but that doesn't mean it isn't tasty.
Offbeat Occupations: Liberty Tax waver dances to beat of his MP3 player
Trayvan Sullivan, 29, swaggers up and down the sidewalk near the corner of Wisconsin and Sixth streets. He is wearing a Statue of Liberty costume with a green velour robe and a 7-point crown. Slung on his shoulders is a large white sign that says “Honk if you Love Liberty.”
A hot pink drink to set Valentine’s Day mood
This Valentine’s Day cocktail sports a risque name, is easy on the eyes and drinks like candy.
Fix-It Chick: Adjustable steel poles can support sagging floors
Adjustable steel columns, also called jack posts or lally columns, can be installed in basements and crawl spaces to support sagging floors or can be used as a fulcrum beneath heavy appliances.
Style Off the Cuff: Convention vs. Creativity
There are a necessary two sides to every argument. As men’s style continues to evolve out of its marginalized niche and into the mainstream consciousness, there are an obvious two parties of thought.
Gas-powered reading: "Beanboy" is the latest offering by Tonganoxie YA author
Lisa Harkrader follows up her successful YA debut "Airball: My Life in Briefs" with "The Adventures of Beanboy."
Mint condition: Local developers create website for all things manly
It’s both manly and trendy, with a dash of irreverence and, for good measure, an American Moustache Institute seal of approval. Gentlemint is a new social bookmarking website founded and developed by two Lawrence buddies: Brian McKinney and Glen Stansberry. And it’s getting national attention.
Behind the Lens: Things photographers don’t want to hear
Recently I came across a photography blog about what newspaper photographers don’t like to hear said to them when working.
Progressive rock band Other Lives goes from Stillwater to spacesuits
Ahead of a Monday night show, at the Jackpot, Other Lives' Jesse Tabish talked to Lawrence.com about the creatively freeing nature of small-town life, getting inspiration through staring out a tour-bus window and how the excitement of success is — happily — tempered by the “day-to-day” of being in a working band.
Granada holding online contest over the weekend for 'season pass'
The Granada is holding a contest this weekend for a season pass to 43 of its spring shows — in exchange for a little social media love.
Battle of the bands to determine chance to play at Wakarusa
Five local bands will compete on Saturday for the chance to play at the annual Wakarusa festival in Arkansas this summer.
Local filmmakers branch out into one-act plays at Lawrence Arts Center
Eight local filmmakers are stepping out their comfort zone, penning one-act plays with a twist at the Lawrence Arts Center.
Style Scout: Shelby and Lacey Theis
Fashion influences? Ranch-hand style or anything that one would wear to work on a farm.
Style Scout: Blue the husky and Al Jones
Dream Job: I would like to host national televised news and tell the truth for once
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