Archive for July, 2012

Congratulations to Lexpatriate and Henry Clay High School alum Archie Borders on getting the $44,000 Kickstarter funded for his upcoming movie, Pleased to Meet Me, which begins filming

BY EVAN ALBERT Louisville's Forecastle Festival celebrates its tenth anniversary on the waterfront this weekend (click here to read our preview), and this year's Fest has been organized as

BY ED MCCLANAHAN DEAR McCLANAFANS:  WRITE HOME, SEND MONEY! First, now that I’ve got your attention, I need to thank all those  handsome men and beautiful women who have already

KET is taking submissions for the Fall 2012 season of Reel Visions. Requirements: Videos cannot be longer than 24 minutes. Videos must be appropriate for an all-ages viewing audience. Filmmaker must have

This article also appears on page 4 of the July 12 print edition of Ace Weekly. Arab and Jewish Women in Kentucky The Story Behind ‘Stories of Accommodation and

BY EVAN ALBERT After taking a breather in 2011, Forecastle Music Festival is coming back to Louisville’s scenic Waterfront Park. The Festival spent 2011 as a building year, hosting

Ace Interns typically arrive at the Apprentice level, usually at the equivalent of Junior or Senior year in college, with a baseline proficiency in their program or area

This July, Woodford Reserve Distillery is offering the first class in a new series on the art of making “culinary cocktails." Guests will begin with a tour to discover

BY RL REEVES JR Like any good Kentucky native, I have a long and storied history with fried chicken. When I was just a sprout, Colonel Sanders would come