Treadz-N-Threadz is teaming up with mentalist/illusionist Dan Cain of Smyrna in what will literally be a “headline” charity event on Thursday, Sept. 9 at 2 p.m.
A lonely shop clerk, a ditzy blonde, a crazy dentist and a large plant will grace the stage at New Candlelight Theatre beginning Sept. 11.
If you’re a fan of crime dramas, but you’ve grown tired of the familiar rhythms of “Law & Order” and “CSI,” allow me to recommend — highly recommend — “Red Riding.”
Former Folk Hero contest winners and folk festival newcomers will grace its stage Saturday, Oct. 2, near Clayton. The Delmarva Folk Hero Contest wraps up Friday, Oct. 1, with its winner playing a full set at the next day's festival.
Jessica McLaughlin, a senior at Cab Calloway School of the Arts, recently won a student Emmy from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for her environenmental documentary, "Waste Not Want Not: In a Nation of Want." She shared some behind-the-scenes information with the Community News.
Three voices and a guitar. That was the concept when Stephen Stills of Buffalo Springfield, Graham Nash of The Hollies and David Crosby of The Bryds came together as a super group in the late 1960s.
Three years have passed since alternative rock band The Graduate released “Anhedonia.” Now, the band is on a record label (Razor & Tie) and is touring across the country.
A record-setting final day recovers losses from the heat wave that kept visitors away from the Delaware State Fair the first three days of its run. The state fair, as well as others across the country, are seeing increased numbers as the economy continues to slump and fairs boost their free entertainment.
The final show in this summer's "Concerts on The Green" in Dover will have a Smyrna connection -- actually three Smyrna connections -- tonight, Sept. 2.
Thank you, Jimmy Fallon! Finally, an awards show this year we could get excited about. TV’s “Late Night” host and SNL alum did a superb job as host of the 62nd annual Emmy Awards.
Kennett Square was recently ranked fifth on Budget Travel Magazine's list of America's Coolest Small Towns, proof that there's more to the Mushroom Capital of the World than meets the eye (and the nose).
Real-life lovers Drew Barrymore and Justin Long are cast as a couple struggling to maintain a long-distance relationship in this R-rated romantic comedy.
“The Expendables” was awful, and the guy who was the best man at my wedding owes me $10.50 and about 90 minutes. Everyone loves lists. Here’s a list of reasons “The Expendables” was terrible, aside from the obvious “It had no choice.”
Like Clint Eastwood before him, George Clooney possesses the chiseled looks and hypnotic eyes meant for spaghetti westerns. No dialogue is required because mere expressions convey every emotion simmering beneath his ruggedly handsome face.
Reading “Ice Cold,” Tess Gerritsen’s newest suspense thriller, in the summer heat seems like it would be a good foil to the ubiquitous whine of the air conditioner. In Gerritsen’s latest Rizzoli & Isles novel, there’s so much snow in Wyoming ski country that it’s tough to find out where the bodies are buried.
My name is Elizabeth, and I’m addicted to J.J. Abrams.
Rosanne Cash signed copies of her new book "Composed" and performed a concert at a fundraiser Saturday at the Smyrna Opera House for Republican candidate for Congress Michele Rollins.
She wrote the ultimate tale of blind obedience to tradition - “The Lottery” – that still retains its primitive, chilling power, even as the horror genre nowadays is overrun with pinup boy werewolves and fidgety vampires who sparkle.
The plot is paper thin. The writing is atrocious. The violence is senseless. The action is unbelievable. And the heroes – and villains – are expendable in every way (meaning I simply couldn’t care less who lived or died). But this flick’s flaws are what make it fun. If you bought a ticket to “The Expendables” expecting anything more or less, you just weren’t paying attention. The poster, for crying out loud, features a skull framed by wings of machineguns and mega knives.
The Smyrna-Clayton July 4th Association is holding a fundraiser Tuesday, Aug. 31 at Sheridan's Irish Pub in Smyrna to raise money for the annual fireworks display on Independence Day.
