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Columbia is known for being "famously hot," and Meet Your Cremator is bringing more heat to the city. With 12 sauces to choose from, watch out for silly siblings and dad jokes when offered a taste — you just might get punked into meeting your cremator.
Walking down the sidewalk behind the Hub, one might notice a little corner shop with two grinning cartoon Greek men staring back at them. This restaurant, with its outside tables in the shade of the Sumter Street Parking Garage, is called Greek Boys.
As election season wraps up, we all could use a special meal. Treat yourself to a filet mignon, cooked to perfection thanks to the power and precision of sous vide cooking. All you need to do is break out your fancy Immersion Circulator or use the sous vide function on your Instant Pot to make the perfect steak — you deserve it.
The LGBTQIA+ community has made great strides in the year 2020, with the most recent successes being the endorsement of civil unions for same-sex couples made by Pope Francis and the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council reversing a decision which fell short on its responsibility to protect clients against refusal of services "on the basis of their sexual orientation, gender identity or disability."
Scorpio season, from Oct. 23 to Nov. 22, is all about intensity, mystery and emotion. The “Scorpio Season” playlist is here to offer you all the strength you need to overcome the time's melancholy. It features The Weeknd and Frank Ocean, a Scorpio himself, and is packed full of powerful songs. Consider this your Scorpio season survival guide.
Halloween weekend is finally here, but the spooky celebrations might not be the same this year as past festivities. Even though outings and fun Halloween activities might feel different or be absent this year, the tunes are still here along with Andrew Gold's "Spooky, Scary Skeletons."
When it comes to coffee, some prefer the basics, such as an iced vanilla latte, and others like something more experimental, such as a double shot with chocolate and strawberry. No matter the preference, Soulé has options all over the spectrum.
Movie: “The Trial of the Chicago 7”
Originally from Johnson City, Tennessee, Spank! The 80s found a fan base in Columbia. Since the year 2000, Tom Mann, Chris Simmons and David Shirley have been living out the '80s reincarnation of their band Spank!.
It’s not every day that people get to see 2,100-degree molten glass being transformed into art — not unless they take a trip to One Eared Cow in Columbia.
Designed to be dorm-friendly, these individual apple cobblers provide classic fall flavors in a no-fuss package.
Last week we lost one of the most iconic figureheads in rock music to throat cancer at age 65: Eddie Van Halen. Van Halen led his eponymous band to great success and shaped the industry for years to come. Nobody could play the guitar in style quite like him.
The Nickelodeon on Main Street has been the heart of Columbia’s film-loving community since it opened in 1979, and it continues to provide its members and patrons with indie films through virtual screening rooms during the pandemic.
SixForty1, a new presence in the country music arena, will be putting on a free concert at The Senate on Saturday.
Hand-carved teakwood, large-scale sculptures and even a moving sushi conveyor belt are just a few of many pieces that will be on display at Columbia Museum of Art’s upcoming exhibition.
Both traditionally minded I Love Paella USA and fusion-focused Paella’South have found a place at Soda City Market. It's a tale of two paellas: One stays authentic to its Spanish roots, and another draws on the unique experiences of its maker.
Mill Creek Greenhouses opened in the spring of 2006 after owner Lori Watson got the inspiration to open her greenhouse to bring plants she said she felt like Columbia lacked compared to other cities.
Midterms are here, and so is burnout season. If you feel like you want to take your head off like Billy Lemos or are craving a permanent vacation like Ghostland Observatory, this playlist lets you know you aren't alone, and house genre music lets the rhythm carry you in the right direction.
Tomato, "tahmato." Potato, "patahto." No matter how you say it, both are great on focaccia bread. With its distinctive dimples, chewy interior, crisp bottom and golden top, focaccia seems like it would take a lot of work to make. It does not. This is the world's easiest bread.
If you’ve been on TikTok for the past few months, then you’ve probably seen the ghost photoshoot trend all over your feed.