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Tales from the Script: Snyder and Nolan Nail the “Man of Steel” Down to a Post 9/11 Earth
Saturday, 6:50 pm
Tales from the Script: Look! Up in the Sky! It’s not “Man of Steel,” It’s “Superman II - The Richard Donner Cut”
Friday, 8:44 pm
Best of Columbia: It’s Time to Nominate the Best of Columbia!
Cover Story: Nuclear Island
Arts Feature: Meet Mr. Chips, a Nude Art Model in the Midlands
Rant & Rave: As If Your Roaches Weren’t Enough
Music Feature: Recess in Columbia
Events
8 Days a Week
Dorothea Benton Frank at Newberry Opera House Monday
Bestselling Author Reads, Signs at Noon
Dorothea Benton Frank left South Carolina for New Jersey in the early ’80s, but most of her books — and many of her New York Times bestsellers — prominently feature the Lowcountry coast. Frank visits the Newberry Opera House at noon for a reading, signing and reception that benefits the Friends of the Newberry County Library. Tickets are $15. Visit newberryoperahouse.com or call 276-6264 for more information. What's Happening Today: Tuesday, June 18
Beginning and Intermediate Watercolor with Esther Melton,
Public Charter School Alliance of South Carolina Expo,
South Carolina State Library South Carolina Government Bit by Bit,
Healthy Carolina Farmers Market,
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Blogs
Snyder and Nolan Nail the “Man of Steel” Down to a Post 9/11 Earth
By James Scott | Saturday, June 15, 2013 6:50 pm
They say Superman is in this movie, but I never saw him.
Tales from the Script: Look! Up in the Sky! It’s not “Man of Steel,” It’s “Superman II - The Richard Donner Cut”
By James Scott | Friday, June 14, 2013 8:44 pm
By Amanda Ladymon | Friday, June 14, 2013 3:56 pm
This Just In: SCANA’s Credit Downgraded to ‘Negative’; Howard’s Rock Vandalized; Administrator Porn & More
By Corey Hutchins | Friday, June 14, 2013 10:51 am
News + Opinion
Politics Derails S.C. Ethics Reform
By Corey Hutchins | Wednesday, June 12, 2013
This year’s legislative session has ended, and ethics reform died on the vine. While some lawmakers had concerns about the substance of legislation aimed at cleaning up the state’s 22-year-old ethics laws, it was political bickering that really destroyed its chances this year. That’s fine with some, who feel an ethics overhaul is a once-in-a-generation opportunity that must be done right.
Business. Brief.: S.C. Growth Outpaces Nation; Columbia Chamber Boosts Members
Lexington News Briefs: School District Sues Murphy for $10 Million
Crime Blotter: Road Rage
Music + Nightlife
Destroyer of Light Monday, Free Time Tuesday
By Free Times | Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Few bands tiptoe the ever-thinning divide between doom-minded sludge and the heaviest psych rock better than Destroyer of Light. The Austin-based foursome rumbles and lumbers, sinewy riffs communicating patience and power.
Club Life: Kyle Trotter and John Ott at The Woody
Where It's At: Columbia SC Club Calendar June 12-19
Music Feature: Coma Cinema at Space Idea HQ
Photo Galleries
Columbia Style Week Finale Showcase | June 15
Columbia Style Week wrapped up its week of high fashion with this Finale Showcase at the Richland Fashion Mall. Along with the standard runway fair, electro-pop band Death of Paris rocked the crowd and local vendors sold their stylish fashions. Photography by Thomas Hammond.Hammerin’ Hank Aaron returns to Capital City Stadium | June 6
State Street’s West Fest | May 31 - June 1
Columbia Mini Maker Faire
Food + Dining
A River (of Wine) Runs Through It
By Richard Fadeley | Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Muscadet, one of the most food-friendly wines, is made from melon de Bourgogne. An unfamiliar grape to many, it makes for a delicious, crisp white wine with mineral overtones and ocean scents, and can be a charming pairing with seafood, oysters and salads. We’ve never seen a muscadet wine over $20, and they are uniformly rewarding.
Drink of the Week: Thomas Creek Castaway Chocolate Orange IPA
Bites: Restaurants in Columbia SC
Arts + Lifestyle
Meet Mr. Chips, a Nude Art Model in the Midlands
By Corey Hutchins | Wednesday, June 12, 2013
People don’t understand nude art models, Mr. Chips says in a genuinely concerned tone. Some people think he’s a porn star, for example. But it’s nothing like that, he says. Mr. Chips is 51 years old. For years, he’s been posing for art students at two different Midlands colleges for $20 an hour. That’s a good side hustle for Mr. Chips, who works in retail and as a night watchman.
S.C. Authors, S.C. Books: “My Buddy and Me”; “A Month of Tomorrows”
Arts Feature: 1001 Arabian Nights Continues in Earlewood Park
8 Days a Week: Dorothea Benton Frank at Newberry Opera House Monday
Get ready for the weekend with things to do and the latest from Free Times delivered early Friday morning.
Book Dispensary: Best Place for Used Books
$2.49 Cleaners: Best Dry Cleaner
Vista Smiles: Best Dentist
Crêpes & Croissants: Best Brunch, Best Breakfast, Best Coffee, Best New Restaurant
Immaculate: Best Piercing Studio
The Glo Room: Best Smoke Shop
Tin Roof: Best Bar or Club
Artizan: Best Gift Store, Best Jewelry Store
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