Jan 14 Arts and Culture REVIEW: ‘Pipeline’ Is A Hard Look At A Situation With No Easy Answers In Dominique Morisseau's "Pipeline," a high school teacher tries to save her son from the "school-to-prison pipeline" for men of color. By Minda Honey Jan 14 Arts and Culture REVIEW: 'Pipeline' Is A Hard Look At A Situation With No Easy Answers Minda Honey
Dec 31 Arts and Culture Best Of 2018: Our Year Covering Arts And Culture From Toyota's connection to the region's food to how our brains remember song lyrics, reporter Ashlie Stevens has covered quite a range of stories this year. By Staff Dec 31 Arts and Culture Best Of 2018: Our Year Covering Arts And Culture Staff
Dec 31 Arts and Culture Should Non-Drinkers Be Forgot This New Year’s Eve? You might want to toast with a beverage that has the complexity and presentation of a cocktail, but without the booze: a mocktail. By Laura Ellis Dec 31 Arts and Culture Should Non-Drinkers Be Forgot This New Year's Eve? Laura Ellis
Dec 25 Arts and Culture Are You A Homesick Kentuckian? There’s Now A Hotline That Plays ‘My Old Kentucky Home’ Kentucky for Kentucky has created a hotline for homesick Kentuckians. After a ring or two, you’ll hear a rendition of the song “My Old Kentucky Home.” By Ashlie Stevens Dec 25 Arts and Culture There's Now A Hotline That Plays 'My Old Kentucky Home' Ashlie Stevens
Dec 24 Arts and Culture For This Louisville Santa Claus, Here’s What Christmas Is All About Tom Dobbins has been impersonating Santa — and embodying the holiday spirit — for 26 years. By Erica Peterson Dec 24 Arts and Culture For This Louisville Santa Claus, Here's What Christmas Is All About Erica Peterson
Dec 22 Arts and Culture Here Are The Louisville Free Public Library’s Ten Most-Read Books of 2018 Thrillers by John Grisham and Lee Childs were the most-read at the Louisville Free Public Library in 2018; the first Harry Potter book also made the list. By Ashlie Stevens Dec 22 Arts and Culture Here Are The Louisville Library’s Ten Most-Read Books of 2018 Ashlie Stevens
Dec 19 Arts and Culture Portland Gym Where Ali Trained One Step Closer To National Historic Listing A Kentucky board unanimously voted on Monday to approve Shafer's Hall’s nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. By Ashlie Stevens Dec 19 Arts and Culture Portland Gym Where Ali Trained One Step Closer To National Listing Ashlie Stevens
Dec 16 Arts and Culture Two Louisville Properties Considered For National Register Of Historic Places One is the Puritan Apartment Hotel in Old Louisville. The other is Shafer's Hall in Portland, where boxers, including Muhammad Ali, trained. By Ashlie Stevens Dec 16 Arts and Culture Two Louisville Properties Considered For National Register Ashlie Stevens
Dec 11 Arts and Culture REVIEW: The Louisville Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker’ Continues To Shine I’ve been reviewing this production since 2010, and always find some fresh nuance or new detail in the performances. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Dec 11 Arts and Culture REVIEW: The Louisville Ballet's 'Nutcracker' Continues To Shine Kathi E.B. Ellis
Dec 8 Arts and Culture Andrea Schermoly Is Louisville Ballet’s First Female Resident Choreographer Schermoly, a native of South Africa, is the first female choreographer who hasn’t already been part of the company to create work for the Louisville Ballet. By Kathi E.B. Ellis Dec 8 Arts and Culture Louisville Ballet Names First Female Resident Choreographer Kathi E.B. Ellis
Dec 7 Arts and Culture Author Who Chronicled ‘End Of White Christian America’ Wins Grawemeyer Religion Prize Robert P. Jones' book posited that white working class anxiety amid rapid demographic change explained much of the anger evident in the 2016 election. By Jeff Young Dec 7 Arts and Culture 'End Of White Christian America' Author Wins Grawemeyer Jeff Young
Dec 5 Arts and Culture Behind Louisville’s ‘Umpteenth Annual’ $20 Art Show On Saturday, over 30 local artists will gather for the annual $20 Art Show, where they will sell their work for (you guessed it) $20 — no more, no less. By Ashlie Stevens Dec 5 Arts and Culture Behind Louisville's 'Umpteenth Annual' $20 Art Show Ashlie Stevens
Dec 5 Arts and Culture Grawemeyer Psychology Award Goes To Addiction Theory Researchers Researchers Kent Berridge and Terry Robinson say understanding the difference between "liking" and "wanting" can help treat addiction. By Bill Burton Dec 5 Arts and Culture Grawemeyer Psychology Award Goes To Addiction Theory Researchers Bill Burton
Dec 4 Arts and Culture Authors Of ‘Fulfilling Social And Economic Rights’ Win 2019 Grawemeyer In World Order Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, Terra Lawson-Remer and Susan Randolph co-authored the 2015 book “Fulfilling Social and Economic Rights.” By Ashlie Stevens Dec 4 Arts and Culture Authors Of 'Fulfilling Social And Economic Rights' Win Grawemeyer Ashlie Stevens