Michael Cooper
Megan McKown-Miller, former Tulsa Ballet dancer and artistic director/choreographer for Song of the Swimming Sun, an upcoming one-night contemporary dance performance exploring the concepts of clandestine love and parallel universes. When I caught up with McKown-Miller at the Bai Lans dance studio in Midtown, she and her dancers were taking their rehearsal time seriously, but with a sense of fun and enjoyment of their craft.
Tulsans covet hometown celebrities like Hanson, David Cook, Gary Busey and Kristin Chenoweth. But we often overlook some of the more hidden personalities that call our city home. Notable character actor (in the truest sense) Marshall Bell, who flew under many a Tulsan's radar, recently drew quite a bit of attention.
You have to hand it to Marc Matheos, Jeff Richardson, and Rob Robertson: they have a big idea. That idea is the Free Tulsa! music festival.
In the absence of…
Smith is a guy with an apparent love for making all things old, new again--and a community has grown around him.
Taylor came into the studio as a very interested and gracious subject with humorous anecdotes about the political cartoons and unflattering pictures she had seen during her days in office.
Here's your chance to tell about the Tulsa you know. Who is a True Tulsan? Is there a person or place that epitomizes the Tulsa you love?
Meet Eric Marshall, brewmaster. Eric's business, Marshall Brewing Company, is the first home-town commercial brewery since World War II.
Artists like Benjamin David Lyman are showing us that national attention and recording quality be damned when it comes to connecting with your audience and simply putting out good music
Mike Whitten, owner of Brookside’s One Billiards gameroom design store, doesn't dress like this every day, but he would probably be much more popular if he did.
James Hewgley, Tulsa's 30th Mayor, is known for mostly for his work in providing for Tulsa's low-income and minority citizens. But that was in the late 1960's. Today, he pops his morning pills and says with a wink, "Hopefully these will keep me alive for one more day".
