2/21/2013 12:04 PM
Does Oscar crown await Affleck's 'Argo?'
LOS ANGELES — Nominations morning last month revealed major surprises for the Academy Awards, promising one of the most wide-open campaigns ever for Hollywood's highest honors.

2/21/2013 1:40 PM
Sony shows PlayStation 4 abilities
NEW YORK — Sony showed off what the PlayStation 4 can do, but not what it will look like.

2/21/2013 12:15 AM
Balance Pan-Asian Grille: ****
Balance Pan-Asian Grille at the busy corner of Central Avenue and Holland-Sylvania is as much a testament to entrepreneurship as it is excellent food.

2/21/2013 12:15 AM
Photographer-author to give talk
Renowned photographer and author Rosamond Purcell will deliver a free talk at noon Feb. 28 in the Carlson Library on the University of Toledo’s Bancroft campus.

2/21/2013 12:00 AM
Colonial Marines has good story
An educated risk goes into creating a game that is an extension of a beloved film classic. Fans of the franchise will set their expectations high. Throw in some plot diversions and get too loose with the story line and the angry emails will pile up. To many fans of the Aliens movie saga, the developers at Sega and Gear

2/21/2013 12:30 AM
'Mary Poppins’ comes to Toledo
It’s nearly impossible for Madeline Trumble to single out a favorite scene as the lead in Mary Poppins opening Tuesday as part of the Stranahan Theater’s Broadway Series.

2/21/2013 12:00 AM
Phil Lee’s ‘Fall & Further’ a good time
THE FALL & FURTHER DECLINE OF THE MIGHTY KING OF LOVEPhil Lee (Palookaville)

2/21/2013 12:00 AM
Roberts returns to work at ‘GMA’
Five months after undergoing a bone marrow transplant, Robin Roberts is back on television in the morning.

2/21/2013 12:15 AM
‘Doubt: A Parable’ challenges audiences
Director Joe Barton relishes the complexity of Doubt: A Parable presented by 3B Productions this weekend at the Maumee Indoor Theater.

2/21/2013 12:15 AM
Ensemble keeps tradition alive
They are all active singers with performing, teaching, and presenting careers to keep them busy. But three times each year, members of the American Spiritual Ensemble gather to rehearse and perform for audiences around the United States and abroad, doing their part to keep traditional American Negro music alive for another generation.