Arts and Culture

Fletcher Powell says a new movie is a showcase for its magnificent lead.

Wichita's Forum Theatre closes its run of The Who's Tommy this weekend. The Forum's producing artistic director Kathryn Page Hauptman says that even though the songs in Tommy were first released in 1969, the lyrical themes remain relevant as ever today.

This month's indie bookseller is Kelly Justice, owner of Fountain Bookstore in Richmond, Virginia. We'll talk with her about October releases and other titles she's excited about.

Celebrity chef Ina Garten's new memoir, "Be There When the Luck Happens," is perfect for fans of foodie memoirs and anyone interested in the tricky business of building a brand.

This week on The Range...how coloring can be its own form of therapy. Also, on this month's Hidden Kansas, we take the path less traveled.

Wichita band Darlin' Maudie plays a reunion show this week. Co-founding member Nick Evancho says that in selecting songs for the new show, he opted for a kinder, gentler version of the band.

Jon Regen’s new single, “A Hundred Days” is out Friday, September 27. The track seamlessly blends pop, jazz, R&B and gospel, with the singer and pianist sounding confident, hopeful and soulful. All the more remarkable is that he was just beginning his journey as a songwriter with a distinct voice and vision.

Do you remember the last time you colored? Get Ya Color On Studios hopes to help people rediscover the magic of filling in blank spaces.

KMUW's Fletcher Powell says a new movie's two leads make everything a whole lot better.

Beth Golay recently spoke with "Bone of the Bone" author Sarah Smarsh.