St. Louis Favorite Pale Divine to Reunite for New Year’s Eve Show

Plus a filmmaker invites St. Louisans to appear in movie about AIDS crisis

St. Louis Favorite Pale Divine to Reunite for a Triumphant New Year's Eve Show  By Jon Scorfina If you walked down the cobblestone streets of Laclede's Landing in the late '80s or early '90s, you were almost certain to hear the eclectic sounds of Pale Divine booming from classic, bygone venues such as Kennedy's 2nd Street or Mississippi Nights. Originally formed as four-piece the Eyes in 1984 by singer Michael Schaerer and guitarist Richard Fortus, with the tight rhythm section of drummer Greg Miller and bassist Steve Hanock, the band came together when its members were still in school. Find out more Advertisement Aiming for Complexity, Being the Ricardos Reduces Comic Genius to Maudlin Gibberish  By Eileen G'Sell Aaron Sorkin's Being the Ricardos isn't great for reasons that are interesting, and is downright bad for reasons that are, perhaps, even more interesting. Find out more Filmmaker Invites St. Louisans to Appear in Movie About AIDS Crisis By Jenna Jones Filmmaker Dan Steadman has worked with actresses such as Octavia Spencer and Jennifer Coolidge, but after moving to St. Find out more VIDEO: St. Louis Blues' Funny Jumbotron Matching Game Going Viral By Jaime Lees It goes like this: The screen shows a famous person and then chooses someone in the live audience who looks like the person and puts them up side-by-side on the big screen. Find out more Advertisement UPDATE: Nelly's Crumbling Mansion in St. Louis Has Finally Been Sold [PHOTOS] Every Target Store in the St. Louis Area, Ranked Advertisement               Copyright © 2021 Riverfront Times, All rights reserved. unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences