Grand master carries on legacy of Filipino martial arts in Syracuse
The Filipino Martial Arts Academy in Syracuse hosted one-of-a-kind training sessions for the martial art of Escrima over the weekend. Read more »
Culture
Who’s laughing now: Laugh tracks could be the death of sitcoms
TV columnist Malvika Randive enjoys funny shows. Just not as much when recorded laughter tells her when to laugh. Read more »
8 things to do in Syracuse this weekend
Don’t miss out on this weekend’s events. From concerts to cultural festivals, there is a lot to do in and around Syracuse. Read more »
SU Human Rights Film Festival to celebrate 15th anniversary with boundary-pushing films
The festival will feature five films, including "Plastic China” and “Lipstick Under My Burkha." Read more »
Beach Boys singer Brian Wilson to perform extended tour in Syracuse
Brian Wilson will perform Sunday night for the 50th anniversary of the band’s album “Pet Sounds.” Read more »
The Greyhound is bringing back the forgotten citrus: grapefruit
Forget the orange juice or Gatorade — make the grapefruit mixed drink to cool off during these hot days. Read more »
SUArt Galleries director Domenic Iacono to step down after 40 years
In addition to curating world-class exhibits, Iacono founded the Palitz Gallery in the Lubin House in New York City. He will leave SU in June. Read more »
Syracuse Festival of Races turns 25, celebrates empowerment and tradition
The festival will commemorate the retirement of its director, David Oja. Read more »
Russian Grand Ballet’s ‘Swan Lake’ performance to come to Syracuse
A talented cast, beautiful costumes and an expansive vision will come together Wednesday to create a showing of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece. Read more »
The 7 stages of dealing with loss... of your friends going abroad
Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt takes you step by step through the seven stages of grief when friends go abroad. He comes forward to let his readers know they are not alone. Read more »
Fergie's second solo-album ‘Double Dutchess’ was worth the 11 year wait
Music columnist Phoebe Smith says Fergie’s new solo album “Double Dutchess,” will create the same effect as her first solo album from 11 years ago. Read more »
Bandier student is shaking up the cloud with popular rap singles
With the help of fellow Syracuse University students, sophomore Bandier student Kedar Ramanathan has increasingly gained a following on SoundCloud with his catchy rap songs and remixes. Read more »
Comedians T.J. Miller and The Lucas Brothers to perform at UU’s fall comedy show
The comedians will perform during the Orange Central 2017 homecoming weekend comedy show. Tickets for the show go on sale Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the Schine Box Office. Read more »
The ins and outs of central New York apple and seasonal fruit picking
With U-pick options for more than just apples, local orchards will be active through October. Read more »
Newborn technology project at Rice University up for $100 million grant
The NEST360˚ initiative at Rice University is a finalist for the $100 million MacArthur Fellowship, which enhance the program to save the lives of more infants. Read more »
Open Hand Theater's larger-than-life puppets, art education programs find new home in mall
A local theater specializing in puppetry and educational theater will celebrate its relocation to ShoppingTown Mall with a grand reopening Thursday. Read more »
A dive into the degrading world of fetishization Latinas live in
Sex and Health columnist Kat Sotelo describes the wrongs of fetishizing Latinas based on personal experiences. Read more »
Lifeline tattoo serves as support for student who struggled with depression, anorexia
After years of therapy and time in a hospital, Emily Dyckman, a student at Syracuse University, uses her tattoo as a reminder to stay strong. Read more »
Root Shock to perform 2-night mini festival at Funk 'n Waffles
Syracuse University alum Bill Eppel, Root Shock’s bassist, shares his perspective on the band’s five-year history before its shows this weekend. Read more »
Schur strikes again: NBC’s ‘The Good Place’ is the perfect show to follow ‘Parks and Recreation’
Mike Schur is a TV legend. With season 2 of his new show out, TV columnist Malvika Randive explores how well the show has done so far. Read more »
Original Grain and Sweet Praxis are hosting the ultimate downtown dinner party
Young downtown businesses Original Grain and Sweet Praxis will unite Wednesday for a one-night “Kitchen Takeover” dinner party. The menu will be a mash-up of their signature flavors. Read more »
Pedro Roth uses paper napkins, glass to tell the story of a mystical orb
Aleph, the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, means “beginning.” Pedro Roth uses 800 napkins to tell a story about world views at the Point of Contact gallery exhibit. Read more »
Charged up: Student brings empowerment program to Syracuse
CHAARG comes to Syracuse with hopes of empowering girls to live a positive and healthy lifestyle. Read more »
Local 'tattoonist,' owner of Classic Trilogy Tattoo represents shop on 'Ink Master'
Tattoo artist Thom Bulman opened his own shop two years ago, combining his love for tattoos with toys and collectables from comics and movies. Read more »
