Gena Showalter’s “Through the Zombie Glass”
Off With Their Heads! Alice Bell would be happy to wake up any time now. That might mean that the world would be back to normal, the car crash that killed her family would never have happened … and she…
405 Magazine - Slice October 2013
A Guthrie Scion Explores the Wassaic Way
The first track is a chipper little number named for a cat. The mournfully titled “Lowest Ebb” is the album’s most propulsive. Sarah Lee Guthrie may be Arlo’s daughter and Woody’s grandchild, but “Wassaic Way,” her fourth album with husband…
Infamous Eats
Remembering the way we were with a look back at the at the destination dining and unglamorous end of OKC restaurant Molly Murphy’s House of Fine Repute.
Football and Plenty More
Thanks to a bustling campus, vibrant theater and music scene and tremendous dining possibilities, the Big House is only the beginning of a trip to beautiful Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Balancing Holidays and Our Health
Expert guidance on a variety of ways to stay emotionally balanced as the holidays approach.
I Love the Little Apple
A gadget enthusiast takes a quick, critical look at the big value found in the iPad Mini.
Cause to Reflect
The Wichita Mountains in Southwestern Oklahoma date back about 270 million years (give or take) … but enjoying the splendor that nature bestows upon them each autumn never gets old. To submit your photo for Last Look, visit sliceok.com/last-look…
Feeling Pumped
Orange looks good on everyone, or at least around them, as the full-family celebration of fall called Pumpkinville returns to the Myriad Gardens.
The Turning of the Season
OKC Ballet goes wild to start its season inspired by classic stories, by taking a look into “The Jungle Book” with the Oklahoma premiere of “Mowgli.”
Basically Black
Basic black shouldn’t be a staple solely in wardrobes. The shade belongs in home décor as well; check out these eye-catching ebony accent pieces.
Accounting for Taste
A give and take about the joys of parenthood, the value of personal authenticity and setting a goal of being more goal-oriented with star CPA Melissa Prophet.
Sweet Trick or Treats
Sugary, salty and supremely scrumptious, this easy recipe for caramel corn will wow neighborhood ghosts and witches – if you decide to share.
October's Top 10
Thought-provoking art exhibits, laugh-inducing live theater, concerts, special events – there are all kinds of sources for entertainment and enlightenment in this bustling metro, so if you can’t make it to everything, here’s where to start.
The Starting Line
Most important meal of the day? Possibly. But thanks to the customizable options at Syrup, breakfast can easily be the sweetest for Norman diners.
The Human Wolves of Konawa
In her ongoing travels through Oklahoma, author and photographer M.J. Alexander ventures into Seminole County, home to a century-old tale of murder most foul … and a rumor of werewolves.
Life Central
Good kitchens offer a convenient, functional space to cook; great kitchens do so while looking sensational and feeding the family’s spirit as well. Five of the area’s best are on the 2013 OCMA Kitchen Tour in Nichols Hills.
Creative Visionaries
Some are among the standard-bearers for imagination in their fields; others helped dream up their own specialties. While their challenges range from promoting the arts to re-crafting entire cityscapes, one thing these six Oklahomans share is a ceaseless drive to innovate.
Time to Meet Your Makers | Cool Stuff Made in Oklahoma
Waving wheat and natural gas are still staples of our economy, but some surprising (and awesome) stuff is made in Oklahoma too – from classic cars to . Your radar should include these state-manufactured products that, when it comes to coolness, easily make the grade.
