The Blues Brothers and National Lampoon’s Animal House Friday, Nov. 30, 8 p.m. Palace Theatre, 2834 James St. In 1975 a young television producer named Lorne Michaels asked comedian John Bel

We all miss Jeff Davies, and his unusual and amusing artwork. Lucky for us, Jeff Davies: Straight from the Heart is on display at Syracuse University, and overall it portrays several positive aspe

Khalid Bey remembers Benn’s Kitchen. Now a common councilor representing the Fourth District, which contained both the East Washington Street and later South Salina Street locations of the

Syracuse University quarterback Ryan Nassib took a knee to run out the clock and end the Orange’s stunning 45-26 rout of No. 10 Louisville on Saturday, Nov. 10, at...

Syracuse, believe it or not, is a great place to be young; you just have to be out there, on the streets. You won’t catch a commercial for some awesome play at Syracuse Stage in between rerun

When the Turning Stone Casino first opened in July 1993, it wasn’t much more than a concrete building that held various games of chance plus a juice bar that served up chicken wings. That was

WonderWorks opened on Friday, Nov. 9, inside Destiny USA, and while it’s a pretty cool spot, we have to, um, wonder about a few items. The 40,000-square-foot space holds 100 exhibits, but f

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the Oct. 29 maelstrom that miraculously bypassed Central New York, communities in the New York City area, including...

Burning Up the Roads The frenzy of a Syracuse road race season keeps subsiding but that doesn’t mean there aren’t miles to run and medals to collect. A growing favorite takes place Sund

For Susan Dublin and Patricia Kimmerly the terrible experience of being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease served not as a moment for surrender, but as their call to action. Since their ind