A Hungarian fan's petition topped 250 signatures after estate manager Charles Spicer Jr. admitted he misled fans about edits to Calabama.

Darkness Brewing will pour pints for Kentuckians For The Commonwealth as four Kentucky authors read on Fairfield Avenue.

Wu-Tang's Ghostface Killah declared himself a Chiefs fan and named Patrick Mahomes his favorite QB during a Kansas City afterparty.

The new Columbus festival lands inside a 1925 Samuel Plato-designed building that once hosted Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway.

September's First Friday lets visitors add their handprint to a new mural at Main and Charleston in the Arts District.

A 206-year-old portrait becomes the crime scene for a ticketed whodunit at Oklahoma City Museum of Art, complete with a staged lobby arrest.

The Oct. 17 festival at Historic Fifth Street School draws over 10,000 readers yearly, and it's free.

Ignite Theatrical's biggest show in three seasons brings a married couple to the leads and 70 young newsies to the historic Younts Center stage.

A house concert hall in SoDo hosts Chicago hard-bop royalty this Labor Day, cookout and free beer included.

Pace Gallery's La Brea space unveils 35 works spanning 1979 to 2008, including double-exposed nudes and a bee specimen board named for Lynch's friends.

The free Sunday celebration offers songpyeon tastings and hanbok try-ons.

Tickets to the Manhattan Short Film Festival at the Glen Art Theatre fund four College of DuPage scholarships awarded by AAUW Wheaton-Glen Ellyn.

The Black Rep launches its golden anniversary at Edison Theatre, tracing roots back to a 1976 student troupe at Washington University.