
Awards season in chaos (again)
You thought last year’s Oscars were weird? Omicron would like to have a word. Like most aspects of our lives, the latest COVID-19 variant has thrown awards season into relative chaos.
You thought last year’s Oscars were weird? Omicron would like to have a word. Like most aspects of our lives, the latest COVID-19 variant has thrown awards season into relative chaos.
Author Mark Seal has written a new book about the making of one of Hollywood’s greatest films – “The Godfather.” We learned so much about the making of this 1972 movie, some of which may surprise you. So, listed below are what we consider the five most fascinating facts about the making of “The Godfather” that we didn’t know, until we read the book and interviewed the author, who once wrote for The Dallas Morning News.
A birthday party for Newton will kick off a year-long celebration of the city of Newton’s Sesquicentennial in 2022. The come-and-go event will be from… Login to continue reading Login…
The work to construct a mural in the 300 block of Main in Newton is nearly complete, the culmination of about years of work. Once… Login to continue reading Login…
Prairie View invited the community to observe Winter Solstice with outdoor labyrinth experience Dec. 21. The walk marked the longest night of the year and… Login to continue reading Login…
The Newton Recreation Commission hosted a holiday themed youth painting class this week. Michele Clark, Newton Kansan, captured these images during the Monday evening class. Login to continue reading Login…
Friday a group of cyclists gathered in Ash Street Park to create a non-traditional light show for Christmas — a winter “Glow Ride.” Bicyclists used… Login to continue reading Login…
Sunday afternoon a couple dozen Christmas Carolers brought the sounds of Christmas to Lincoln Park Apartments. All photos by Michele Clark, Newton Kansan Login to continue reading Login Sign up…
Dreaming of a Christmas movie that doesn't adhere to the cookie-cutter formula of a white man and woman falling in love? As networks continue efforts to make their popular holiday films more inclusive, the request no longer hinges on a Christmas miracle.
LeVar Burton has been hired as host of the Scripps National Spelling Bee, giving the competition a celebrity headliner who’s also a longtime literacy advocate as Scripps takes over production of the bee telecast.