Since September 26th, the Manhattan Short film festival has been showing the top 10 film finalists in over 400 cities around the world, spanning 6 continents. A diversity of languages, […]
Continue ReadingThe Rubik’s cube is one of the most well-known pop culture artifacts of the 1980s. Ranging from the classic 3×3 cubes of six colors to even more complicated cubes, spheres, […]
Continue ReadingBy looking at the current blockbuster movies and top children’s’ cartoons, it is not difficult to see what audiences are enjoying in pop culture. Superheroes are beyond popular, especially given […]
Continue ReadingTradition is often to blame for things that may seem outdated at best or dangerous at worst. People may even complain that outdated or dangerous things need to continue because […]
Continue ReadingThe old adage that a picture is worth a thousand words is especially true when it comes to comic books—some comic illustrations will describe an entire event without even the […]
Continue ReadingOver the last year, downtown Cuyahoga Falls has grown as an art district, introducing new festivals, working out ideas for public art, and, most recently, hosting Collide Cuyahoga Falls’ PRISM […]
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The Cuyahoga Falls festival seasons starts this weekend as the Downtown Pavilion becomes home of Falls Downtown Fridays for eight weeks this summer. Beginning Friday June 14th, the first festival […]
Continue ReadingBart Sullivan (compiled & edited, with footnotes of an educational nature and precepts for the wise) It all started with an apple—that, and the lending of a flaming sword. Years […]
Continue ReadingDespite the high temperatures and lack of air conditioning in the Newell Theater at the Quirk Cultural Center, the Falls-based Point of No Return Improv troupe (PNR) got a heavy […]
Continue ReadingAs some people age, there are always things they wish could have been different, things they wish they could have had in their youth because it may have changed their […]
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