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This week at the Floyd Theater [Movies]
Isn’t religion fun? Whether you subscribe to it or not (I don’t), it is interesting to see the effect it has on the world and on individual people, whether that effect be good or bad. It is fascinating, and as someone who was raised in and subsequently left a bizarre – yet burgeoningly mainstream – religion, I am drawn to movies critical of the subject.
This week at the Floyd Theater [Movies]
![This week at the Floyd Theater [Movies]](/files/u4217/214x317xthe,P20life,P20before,P20her,P20eyes.jpg,q1328154168.pagespeed.ic.1iyAxbFpUf.jpg "This week at the Floyd Theater [Movies]")
Let me tell you something: you people are some lucky ducks. Tonight brings the last opportunity to see the last opportunity to see one of the best films of 2011 on a big screen before its DVD release next month.
This week at the Floyd Theater [Movies]
The weekly movie screenings continue at the cheapest theater in town: the University of Louisville Floyd Theater, where admission costs $1.50 for U of L students and $3.00 for the general public.
This week's Floyd Theater happenings [Movies]
The University of Louisville Floyd Theater film screenings are back in full swing. They kicked off the spring semester last week with a showing of “The Devil’s Double,” and starting this week they are back to their normal schedule of two films a week.
The U of L Floyd Theater presents "The Devil's Double" [Movies]
School is back in session! The University of Louisville’s Floyd Theater kicks off the spring semester tonight with a screening of the film “The Devil’s Double.”
Cards at the BELK BOWL - Where to Eat and What to Do in Charlotte! [Food & Dining]
“I believe they’ll find Charlotte people to be very warm, upbeat, hospitable, Southern and enjoyably overall. We welcome our friends from Louisville, whom we love, with the exception of when Louisville plays Carolina or Duke in basketball!!!” So started my conversation with good friend, Mike Donovan, foodie and radio god. Mike has lived in Charlotte for years, even used own a couple of restaurants.
U of L’s Thinker statue goes missing [Opinion: The Arena]
If you’ve driven down Third Street recently, past Grawemeyer Hall at the University of Louisville, you will notice that our famous copy of Rodin’s statue of The Thinker has gone missing. But not to worry. Unlike the various missing statues of Santa Claus, Ronald McDonald, and the Frisch’s Big Boy, the absent Thinker is not the work of thieves.
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