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AUTOMOTIVE ISSUE

Jack & Ron

TIPS & TRICKSP. 18

CARS

LIGHTS – CAMERA

CARS P. 12

Photography By Lauren WrightP. 32

98.9 KISS FM

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• LIGHTS – CAMERA – CARS 12

• CARS 18 TIPS & TRICKS

• TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS 22 AUTOMOTIVE

• FUN IN THE FACTS 23 AUTOMOTIVE

• THE FUTURE: 24 CONCEPT CARS

• DEADCENTER: 30 NOW YOU KNOW

• JACK & RON 32 photography by Lauren Wright

• SO6IX EATS 46

• HOROSCOPES 50 MAY 2015 by Dadhichi Toth

• CALENDAR OF EVENTS 52 MAY 2015


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FM morning show. They’re often talking to you as

you drive into the office each morning. We followed

them over a period of a few weeks and had such

a great time. They kept us constantly laughing and

intrigued with their life stories and memories. Read

their answers as we dive into some fun questions so

you can get to know these radio personalities a little

better.

P.S.: It’s May, the weather is gorgeous. Roll down

the windows, crank up

your favorite tunes and

head on over to Kaisers

Diner for a tasty ice cream

stop. Read all about it in

our food review.

Love & light,

Let me guess: you’re probably wondering why a

female is writing the letter this month when the issue is

about cars. Well, luckily for me, my wonderful parents

raised me to always think for myself and never be

so one-sided that I miss out on the greatness of life.

I love some very girly things, but I can also keep up

with the guys when it comes to certain things, like

sports or even CARS! With that being said, welcome

to our car issue! I’ve found some really great car

hacks to help you keep your car clean and looking

brand-new, and to save you time while on the road.

They may sound a tad silly, but they really work.

Raise your hand if you’re a movie buff. We take a

look through some of the most memorable movie

cars. Some may be way before your time, and others

may be some of your favorite classic movies. It’s a fun

read that I think people of all ages will enjoy.

Now on to the main event – Jack & Ron! You

know these two awesome guys from the 98.9 KISS Lauren Wright

L E T T E R F R O M T H E S T A F F




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CARS

STARSKY’S GRAN TORINOMOVIE: “STARSKY & HUTCH”TYPE OF CAR: 1976 FORD GRAN TORINO

The long-running TV show first debuted this bright red racer, but the 2004 film starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson made this hot rod race up the rankings. While filming the movie, roughly 10 of the cars were destroyed and only a couple survived.

HERBIEMOVIE: “THE LOVE BUG” TYPE OF CAR: 1963 MODEL 117VOLKSWAGEN TYPE 1 BEETLE

Disney hit a home run with the classic film

“The Love Bug,” which helped to push along

the VW Beetle craze in the ’60s. This lovable

car had quite the personality. They didn’t

stop at movie one, but made four sequels

and a TV movie. It’s so easy to love Herbie!


THE GENERAL LEEMOVIE: “DUKES OF HAZZARD”TYPE OF CAR: 1969 DODGE CHARGER

This car was widely known from the TV show, which ran for six seasons. The car’s popularity ramped up again when the classic made its jump to the big screen. I’m not sure what’s more popular: this car or the “Daisy Dukes” jean shorts.

DOC BROWN’S DELOREANMOVIE: “BACK TO THE FUTURE”TYPE OF CAR: 1981 DELOREAN DMC-12

This extremely famous ride made it all the way through the trilogy. Who wouldn’t fall in love with a time machine car? Doc, Marty and the DeLorean may be one of history’s greatest trios.


ECTO-1MOVIE: “GHOSTBUSTERS”TYPE OF CAR: 1959 CADILLACMILLER-METEOR HEARSE

So maybe it isn’t the best-running car. Ray will tell you it only needs a few tune-ups, but in reality this ghost

finder could use brakes, brake pads, a new transmission … well, you get the idea. But hey, it’s an icon and

we wouldn’t change a thing about it!

GARTH’S MIRTH MOBILEMOVIE: “WAYNE’S WORLD” TYPE OF CAR: 1976 AMC PACER

Sure, the typical Pacer might not be so special, but how many Pacers have you seen

with a red licorice dispenser? Or a full bar tap installed on the dash above the glove box?

Don’t be so quick to hate on this awesome car with its sweet little flame decal. Party on!


SHAGGIN’ WAGONMOVIE: “DUMB AND DUMBER”TYPE OF CAR: 1984 CUSTOMIZED FORD ECONOLINE

You couldn’t find a better company car, complete with fur on the exterior. Who doesn’t want to drive around a giant sheepdog? Harry and Lloyd sure loved it!

The BatmobileMOVIE: “The Dark Knight”TYPE OF CAR: 2005Customized “Lamborghini Tank”

If this doesn’t make you want to put on your cape and go for a joyride, I don’t know what will! This hefty combination between a sleek Lamborghini and a tank would make you feel like you could take on the world. Of course, we could never forget the previous Batmobile classics, but for today’s day and age this one is a home run.


CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANGMOVIE: “CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG”TYPE OF CAR: CUSTOMIZED PARAGON PANTHER

This car received the ultimate rags-to-riches story. As a broken-down Grand Prix

car, it gets the ultimate transformation into a flying and floating vehicle, perfect

for adventuring into a magical, far-off fantasy land.

ELEANOR IIMOVIE: “GONE IN 60 SECONDS” (2000) TYPE OF CAR: 1967 SHELBY MUSTANG GT500

Seven Eleanor replicas were made for use in this movie, five of which were totaled during stunts. After the film, the number of replicas of Eleanor skyrocketed, forcing a copyright to be filed. Fun fact: as of 2014, Classic Recreations of Tulsa, Oklahoma is the only licensed manufacturer of the Eleanor replicas.


JAMES BOND’S ASTON MARTINMOVIE: “GOLDFINGER,” “THUNDERBALL,” “TOMORROW NEVER DIES,” “CASINO ROYALE”TYPE OF CAR: ASTON MARTIN DB5

This beauty of a classic makes appearances in many notable movies. It’s a big part of the Bond films, and Daniel Craig drives one in “Casino Royale.”


TIPS & TRICKSCARS

Silicone Muffin Liners////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Tired of the never-ending sticky, gooey trash

mess at the bottom of your cup holders? Or

how you can’t grab what you need because

of the awkward angle? Fear no more! Simply

line your cup holders with silicone muffin liners,

available at places like Target, Bed Bath and

Beyond, and other kitchen stores, for easy

removal and washing.

Toothpaste to Shine////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

This everyday staple found in every home is extremely effective at making things look brand

new. All you need is a soft towel and toothpaste and you can buff out your headlights for a

squeaky clean look.


Nail Polish and Cracked WindshieldsThe frustration of a cracked windshield magnifies greatly when that stupid little chip or crack grows into a giant spiderweb. Men, start asking your women where they keep their clear nail polish (and no, it’s not for your nails). To slow the cracking of your windshield until you can get it to a repair shop, paint over the crack with clear nail polish on both sides of the glass.

Nail Polish and Cracked Windshields////////////////////////////////////////

The frustration of a cracked

windshield magnifies greatly

when that stupid little chip

or crack grows into a giant

spiderweb. Men, start asking

your women where they

keep their clear nail polish

(and no, it’s not for your

nails). To slow the cracking

of your windshield until you

can get it to a repair shop,

paint over the crack with

clear nail polish on both

sides of the glass.

Gas Side Secret//////////////////////////////

Driving a new car or

a family member’s?

You may not have a

clue which side the

gas tank is on when it

comes time to fill up.

Simply look at the gas

gauge – the arrow

next to the gas tank

symbol will reveal

which side the gas

tank is on! It’s really

that simple.


Hair Conditioner Buffer////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Ladies – our hair products can come in handy every so often,

can’t they? You can wax your car with your hair conditioner to

give it an extra shine and prevent water streaks from forming.

Gentlemen – no more complaining about how much she spends

on hair products!

De-Ice a Frozen Lock///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

Many of us experienced a very harsh winter. Luckily, we are into May and warmth

has arrived. Keep this trick handy for when winter rolls around again, all too soon.

Add hand sanitizer to your key and on top of the keyhole when trying to get into a

frozen lock. The alcohol on the key will melt the ice fairly quickly.


Trash Can/////////////////////////////////////////////////////

How many of you are guilty of having

a semi-trashed-out car? A food

wrapper here, an old Coke can there,

a water bottle, or 78 … simply keep

a plastic cereal container in your car

as a useful trash can or recycle bin.

Say no more to messy floorboards!

Key Ring Opener///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

No more breaking your fingers off trying to get your key ring to open to add or remove a

key. Most of us have a staple remover lying around. Simply use it to open the stubborn

key ring. Voilà!


AUTOMOTIVETRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

The world’s lowest street-

legal car, known as the

"Flatmobile", sits only 19 inches

above the ground.

Ferrari produces a maximum of 14 cars per day.

1 billion cars are in active use across the world today.

1902: The first speeding ticket

was issued. Most cars, at this time,

could barely reach 45 mph.

people have been crammed into a Smart Car.19

90% of drivers sing behind the

wheel.


FUNINTHE

FACTSAUTOMOTIVE

Flat asphalt roads were first introduced for cyclists, not for

motorists.

The iconic Rolls-Royce

hood ornament is called The

Spirit of Ecstasy.

Volkswagen named many of their cars after winds; Golf

after Gulf Stream, Bora after Bora, Polo after Polar

Winds, and Jetta after Jet Stream.

Steve Jobs’ car never had a license plate due

to a loophole in the California state law.

Holding a remote car key to your head doubles its range because the human skull acts as an amplifier.


Mercedes-Benz Concept GLC Coupe

Infiniti SYNAPTIQ

Bugatti Aerolithe Concept Car

Lamborghini Rat Rod

Mercedes Biome Concept

C O N C E P T C A R S

T H E


BMW Gina

Mazda Nagare

VW Nils Concept

Incepto GT

Toyota

Audi



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PUPPY OF THE MONTH

Welsh Corgi

Alert, smart and affectionate are three words

that you could use to describe a Corgi. They are

ranked the 22nd most popular dog breed. It may

be the cute body style of short legs and a long

torso, or maybe the big, perky ears. Don’t want

a lot of fur maintenance? Luckily, the grooming

is minimal because of the breed’s short coat.

They love to be active and are happiest when

engaging in physical activity. Run, little Corgi, run!

MEMORIAL DAY

RED, WHITE AND BLUE SANGRIA

1 bottle Pinot Noir wine

1 1/2 cups cranberry juice

1 cup brandy

Juice from one large orange

Simple syrup

2 cups fresh blueberries

6-8 ounces fresh red raspberries

6 ounces blackberries

1 large apple, sliced very thin

Instructions:

• Add wine, cranberry juice, brandy, orange juice and

simple syrup to a large pitcher.

• Add blueberries, raspberries, blackberries and apple.

Chill overnight.

• Fill six glasses 1/2 full with ice and use a slotted spoon

to add fruit from the pitcher to each glass. Pour liquid

over ice and fruit. Serve!

Credit: noblepig.com

Nearly 36 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more, for an average of 690 miles!

Gas is down $1.24 compared to Memorial Day 2014.

Americans are expected to consume 7 billion hot dogs starting Memorial Day and ending

Labor Day.

Memorial Day was originally called Decoration Day – it didn’t legally become

Memorial Day until 1967.

Waterloo, New York is considered the birthplace of Memorial Day.

The poppy is the flower that symbolizes Memorial Day.


CELEBRITY FEATURETAPPING TO

THE TUNES

Talking Body

Tove Lo

Girl Crush

Little Big Town

Edge of Desire

John Mayer

Kristen Wiig

The woman who wears many hats, Kristen Wiig!

This actress, comedian, writer and producer is

most widely known for her work on the infamous

“Saturday Night Live.” She starred in and was the

mastermind behind the award-winning hilarious

film “Bridesmaids.” Wiig attended college at the

University of Arizona, majoring in art, before

getting her start in comedy in Los Angeles. She

made her television debut in 2005 when she

joined the cast of “Saturday Night Live.” After a

seven-year stint, it was time to bring her SNL days

to a close. Amazingly, Wiig has received seven

consecutive Emmy Award nominations. We have

a feeling she’ll have us laughing for many years

to come.

Fun Facts:• Before becoming a comedian, she tried

her hand at being a graphic artist, florist and

decorative painter.

• There was a time when she wasn’t a millionaire.

She always had small jobs to pay the bills, like

working at a farmer’s market, catering Hollywood

events, babysitting, and selling hot dogs at

the mall.

• She got her comedy start at The Groundlings in

Los Angeles. Other famous comedians to come

out of The Groundlings include Will Ferrell, Kathy

Griffin, Maya Rudolph, Lisa Kudrow and

Conan O’Brien.

DAYS OF THE MONTHMAY 1

Loyalty Day

MAY 14Dance Like a

Chicken DayMAY 20

Pick Strawberries Day

MAY 6No Diet

Day

MAY 5Cinco de

Mayo

MAY 4Star Wars

Day

MAY 13Frog Jumping Day

MAY 8No Socks

Day

MAY 10Clean Up Your

Room Day

MAY 23Lucky Penny

Day

MAY 30Water a

Flower Day

MAY 27Sunscreen Day

MAY 25Memorial Day (and

Tap Dance Day)


Now You Know:

deadCENTER is named for its geographic location in the middle of the country.

25,000 people attended deadCENTER last year.

deadCENTER has three full-time staff, all of whom started as volunteers and have worked in film.

deadCENTER has 400 volunteers, of which 25% are year-round.

deadCENTER was named one of the “20 Coolest Film Festivals in the World.”

1,000 films apply and 100 are chosen to screen at deadCENTER.

5,000 people came to see “Talihina Sky: The Story of Kings of Leon” at deadCENTER's biggest screening ever.

deadCENTER plays 25 feature films and 75 short films each year.

deadCENTER leads free film classes for more than 3,000 high school students each year.

deadCENTER turns 15 years old this year.

deadCENTER is playing two Jason Schwartzman movies this year.

OKC was the #1 US market for “The Trip to Italy” after it opened deadCENTER last year.


Oscar winner Spike Jonze opened deadCENTER 2010 with a film about Mat Hoffman.

deadCENTER plays three free outdoor films at the Myriad Gardens on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.

Stella Artois has been sponsoring deadCENTER longer than any corporation.

deadCENTER attracts celebrities like James Marsden, Famke Janssen, Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally.

The Flaming Lips have had five films at deadCENTER.

Short films are movies one minute to 45 minutes long.

“Last Days of Vietnam” is the first deadCENTER film nominated for an Oscar.

deadCENTER plays 100 films over four days the second weekend of June.

deadCENTER has screened films from Denmark, Canada, New Zealand, Mexico, Colombia, Australia, Ireland, Poland, Taiwan, England, China, Norway and Senegal.

Our All Access Pass is available for $150 and gets you into four days of films, parties and panels.

deadCENTER hosts a free kidsFEST on Saturday morning for younger attendees at the Myriad Gardens.

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Jack & Ron


Jack & Ron98.9 KISS FM

PHOTOGRAPHY: LAUREN WRIGHT


You get up before the sun comes up, so what’s for breakfast?

Jack: No breakfast. Up at 4:15am hit the shower, out the door and in the radio station about

5:00 am. I drink a ton of water during the show. After the show I hit the gym and then grab a

sandwich.

Ron: Breakfast is kind of a fantasy, but currently I drink a vitamin drink on the weekends. It’s

whatever I can get!

What is a song that has special meaning for you?

Jack: This will seem odd. “Much Too Young” by Garth Brooks. I was program director of a

country station here in OKC. It was Garth’s first release. I listened to it with my music director.

We liked it. We called Capitol Records to announce we were adding the song to our playlist.

We were the first station in the city to add his first song. Next thing, Garth is calling me to say

“thanks”. He drove to the station several times and brought me a cake and some beer. He was





always a great guy. His parents were too. When that radio station fired me, Garth’s mom called

to say Garth would like me to join his organization. I thanked him but declined. I figured

radio was probably my calling. I had no idea he would be the next Elvis. Haven’t talked

to him in many years. But I will never forget him making that offer.

Ron: “That’s the Way of the World” by Earth Wind and Fire

What’s your favorite Disney movie?

Jack: The Rookie starring Dennis Quaid. I like baseball movies. I don’t watch many

baseball games, but really like movies about the sport.

Ron: Peter Pan, when I was much younger. It was great thinking there was a place

better than where I was with fun and adventure awaiting.

If you woke up tomorrow with no fear, what would you do first?

Jack: Go back to sleep. When you do the morning show you constantly live in fear of

oversleeping.

Ron: Everything I have ever held back on saying or doing, I would do it!

If you could ask one person (alive or dead), only one question, whom

would you ask and what would you ask?

Jack: Probably my dad. He was a Chicago Police Officer who became WGN Radio’s

first Helicopter traffic reporter. He and his pilot were killed in a copter crash. I was nine

years old. I’d like to ask him how he thought I did with my life and career.

Ron: I would talk to God and ask why are things so jacked up in the world. I would talk

to my parents to tell them how much I love them. I was not an easy young man to raise.

If you were forced to eliminate every physical possession from your

life with the exception of what could fit into a single backpack, what

would you fit in?

Jack: Family pictures. Cell phone. Clean underwear. Tooth brush. Razor. Six pack of

beer and toilet paper.




What is your favorite quote?

Jack: I have two - ”I can’t wait until tomorrow, cause I get better looking everyday.” - Former

NFL QB Joe Namath. It was also the title of his autobiography. The other – “Get your facts first,

then you can distort them as you please” – Mark Twain. I think NBC’s Brian Williams subscribed

to that idea.

Ron: “Look at what you can get when you get tired of what you got.” Plus, I always tell my kids

to remember your ABC’S, which means Always Be Cool in Times of Stress.

What was the best compliment you’ve received?

Jack: You seem very normal for a radio personality.

Why Radio? What’s the passion behind your career?

Jack: Always loved radio. My grandfather helped put one of Chicago’s first stations on the air.

My dad was on radio and TV in Chicago. Our daughter has worked in radio and TV. I really like

entertaining. That’s what we do. We never think of ourselves as radio DJ’s. Years ago, I met

Wolfman Jack, a nationally famous radio guy from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. We worked for the

same company at the time. He said to me, “You and I are not radio DJ’s, we are radio entertainers.”

That stuck.

If you could wake up tomorrow in the body of someone else, who would you

pick and what would you do?

Jack: My dog. I would do just as she does, relax and live an incredible life.

Ron: The richest man in the world. Then, I would give all the money away to various charities and

causes that don’t get the big publicity.

If you could only have one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Jack: A ten-ounce filet cooked medium with a side of asparagus.

You can travel anywhere, where are you going?

Jack: Vegas, Tahiti, Scottsdale (for the Barrett Jackson Auto Auction), and my hometown of

Chicago for the decadent food offerings.



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Which of the four seasons do you love the most?

Jack: Summer, love it hot.

Ron: Summer!

Dream car?

Jack: So many. New Ferrari, vintage Camaros and Corvettes, many others.

Ron: My dream car is the one that is paid for.

Shark diving, bungee jumping, or skydiving?

Jack: Sky dive!

Ron: No dangerous sports for me…bones don’t heal like they used to.

Where is your favorite place to go on a weekday afternoon when you

have no plans or obligations?

Jack: I’m just happy hanging out in the backyard in the pool.

Ron: The lake, to de-stress.

What is your most bizarre talent?

Jack: Not too bizarre but I can play the drums and ice skate, just not at the same time. Played

plenty of ice hockey growing up in Chicago. Also played the drums in a number of bands in

Chicago.

Ron: My most bizarre talent cannot be revealed here…

What accomplishment are you most proud of?

Jack: I think I’m most proud of our daughter for turning out to be the amazing person she is

today. I like to think I had something to do with that.

Ron: I’m most proud of staying employed all these years; it’s tough out here.


Who knew you could time travel right

here in our own backyard? Kaisers Diner is a

hopping burger joint and ice cream parlor that

began its reign in 1910. The décor reminds

you of some of the simpler times … though

many of us weren’t around for those. The old-

fashioned soda fountain is oh-so-cute, and it

makes you want to spin around on the stool to

an old tune playing on the jukebox. Look up!

The original pressed-iron ceiling tiles, which

have looked down upon many dinners and ice

cream socials, are still in place. Coming to Kaisers is like coming home. Right smack dab in the

heart of Midtown, it’s a landmark that should be enjoyed and praised. Kaisers Diner went through

a facelift recently, and they have reopened their doors under new ownership and management

that is determined to carry on the “Kaiser Tradition.” It’s a wonderful diner unlike any other in the

city. It’s refreshing to walk into a place that doesn’t have a 16-page menu of every genre of food.

A deliciously precise menu that is made to order is a diner’s dream! They’re known for their bison

burgers, so we recommend stepping out of your comfort zone and giving it a taste. Not hungry for

a meal? Take a seat at the ice cream bar and build your own shake, sundae or ice cream soda! The

original recipes are customizable with add-ons and variations of your liking, such as a spoonful of

Swedish Fish or Snickers. Kaisers is a place that our grandparents knew of, then our parents, and

the tradition will surely be passed down to the younger generations. I think that is what makes

Kaisers Diner so special: the rich history and family memories that are made here. Roll the windows

down on the car, crank up your favorite tunes and cruise on over for an unforgettable stop at the

century-old Kaisers Diner.

What We Tasted:Mushroom & Bacon Burger

House burger meat topped with sautéed mushrooms and onions with melted Swiss cheese.

Chipotle Chicken Sandwich

Grilled chicken breast topped with provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato and avocado crème fraise

on toasted focaccia bread.

Classic Chef Salad

Fresh salad mix topped with cubed ham, chopped smokehouse bacon, sliced tomato, shredded

cheddar cheese and hard-boiled egg slices; homemade croutons and ranch dressing on the side.

Salted Caramel Shake

Chocolate Nirvana Brownie Sundae

EATS



COVELL PARK1200 W. Covell RoadEdmond, OK 73003

405.285.1720 • covellpark.com

The sister to the well-loved Asian fusion restaurant,

Guernsey Park, has been born! This spot has a little

bit of everything. They focus on bringing the best

flavors to your plate, with recipes influenced by all

parts of Asia. Everything is made to order with only

the freshest of ingredients. Covell Park is the ideal

spot for any occasion, whether you’re getting a

happy hour after-work drink, celebrating a special

birthday or just having a sushi roll or two. Try the

chicken lollipops for a starter – they are so delicious!

The Guernsey Park roll can’t be overlooked, and the

gingered chicken is oh-so-tasty. We are so thrilled the

Guernsey restaurant family is growing!

THE EARTH CAFÉ309 S. Flood Ave.

Norman, Oklahoma 73069405.364.3551

The Earth Café has been a fixture in the college

community of Norman for over three decades. The

organic, veggie and vegan offerings are favorites of

many University of Oklahoma students and alums, as

well as many other residents of Norman. If you think of

healthy, nutritious food as being dull or unimaginative,

this place will cure you of that misconception. Try

the tofu scramble or vegan biscuits and soysage for

breakfast. Not feeling that adventurous? They do the

typical things like soups, salads and fruit smoothies.

It’s a great grab-and-go place for a morning coffee

and scone. Try it, it’s sure to be a new favorite!

ANN’S CHICKEN FRY HOUSE4106 N.W. 39th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73112405.943.8915

Having served up tasty homestyle food for

decades, Ann’s Chicken Fry House is an Oklahoma

classic. It’s located in an old gas station, which gives

the restaurant a cozy feel with a retro flair. Due to its

small size, the seating is limited. Be sure to get there

early or at in-between times to avoid the rush. You only

think you’ve had delicious chicken fried steak before

you’ve eaten Ann’s. It’s served with classic mashed

potatoes and creamy gravy that won’t disappoint your

taste buds. You must save room for dessert! Deep-

fried peaches or coconut pie is the only way to go.

Just a tip, they don’t accept credit cards, so be sure to

bring cash. This classic place serves up food the way

it should be here in the South. Give it a try!

PIE JUNKIE1711 N.W. 16th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73106405.605.8768 • piejunkie.com

This place was created by two moms with a

passion for comforting classics and modern twists

on the traditional. Pie Junkie is a full-time shop for

delicious pies for every occasion. Whether you have

a special event and need a dozen pies or want to

stop by the shop for a single slice and glass of milk,

they’re ready. Pie Junkie uses only the freshest top-

quality ingredients. Their little bit of sass makes their

homemade pies better than Grandma’s, but don’t tell

her we said that! Try the drunken turtle, a fudge pie

with pecans and salted bourbon caramel. YUM! They

also do savory pies, like the chorizo potato and chile

quiche. We are officially Pie Junkies!


HOMEMADE BEER BREAD

COOKING WITH CHEF ROBINETT

Instagram: @chefrobinett5Twitter: @chefrobinett5

This month I was inspired to share a beer bread recipe in honor of two of my best friends' latest effort: 405 Brewing Co.

Preheat oven to 375˚.

In a bowl, mix together:3 cups all-purpose flour4 1/2 tsp baking powder1/4 cup brown sugar1/2 tsp salt

Blend with a whisk to combine, then add 12 fl oz of brown beer.

Mix thoroughly with the whisk, then pour into a standard loaf pan. Bake for 45-55 minutes, and allow to cool 10-15 minutes. Slice and enjoy!

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M A Y 2 0 1 5BY Dadhichi Toth

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relationships especially after the full Moon of the 4th. Expressing your amorous feelings will be received well by those of the opposite sex. Spending some quiet time with someone you love after the 8th is also a good idea due to the movement of Venus into your 12th house of private affairs.

VIRGO (AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22) Your ruler Mercury enters the zone of social activities on the 1st indicating lots of great communication with friends and group interactions. With Mars powerfully transiting your career sector expect a dynamic environment with loads of initiative on your part being brought to the task at hand. The new Moon on the 18th is particularly interesting as it relates to journeys, higher education and legal matters. These aspects of your life should work in your favour now so start planning in confidence.

LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22)The transformative processes encapsulated by the planets are in full swing this month with the full Moon on the 4th in your eighth house of rebirth. On the 8th when Venus, your ruler moves to the 10th house, much to your surprise, expect spiritual insights about career to arise within, offering unexpected answers. A friend or lover may travel and this gives you the opportunity to spend quality time alone and rather than begrudging them their time away look to this as the universe giving you the opportunity to grow inwardly.

SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21)A fresh new approach is what is needed in your relationships if not a completely new relationship! The new Moon brings

GEMINI (MAY 21 - JUNE 20)The new Moon on the 18th requires you to consider spiritual solutions to the problems of life as this is the commencement of a new phase indicating a shift in the way you see and do things. Saturn’s present continues to affect your relationships but if you’ve been mute on your displeasure the opposition of Mars and this new Moon will shake things up. Communication are shown by Mercury is also a positive influence for you and any sort of advertising, job seeking or even letter writing is favoured under these transits.

CANCER (JUNE 21 - JULY 22)Making a new friend can help you gain clarity during this phase of your life. You may find that those you’re accustomed to are not able to offer you fresh advice or new perspectives on how to see things correctly. Work continues to give you fine opportunities with Jupiter in your second house of finance. The sixth house position of Saturn is however tedious as far as your work routine is concerned. Try to find fresh new ways of making your day-to-day humdrum a little more pleasant.

LEO (JULY 23 - AUGUST 22)You may take on new responsibilities at work only to find that what was promised is far from the reality. There’s no turning back so you have to simply suck it up and move forward realising that even the most unpleasant circumstances do pass with time. You can reignite your


with it some exciting new opportunity to improve your love life after the 18th. The sexual planet Mars, your ruler, in the eighth house with Mercury is also perfect for stepping up your sexual intimacy. Although Jupiter is in the 10th house career matters may stall for a while particularly with Saturn strangling your income for the time being. Keep the faith and realise that things will improve shortly. In the meantime simply enjoy your relationships.

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21)The great balancing act between work and personal relationships continues for you Sagittarius and although your ruler Jupiter is in an excellent position for generally good fortune and optimism, you will be weighed down a little by these particular problems in your career, marriage or one-on-one relationships. The new Moon on the 18th offers a way out after as you will be in possession of some new facts or information that changes the circumstances completely.

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 19)The focus this month is creativity and the way you can convert that special artistic expression into cold hard cash. The new Moon takes place in your fifth house leading to creativity and also fun. If you lose the joy in life then your creative power will be diminished and of course the flow on from that is less productivity and money. So begin with the basics and get back into having some fun so that you can make this month one in which money starts to flow again.

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20 - FEBRUARY 18)Your profitability is likely to improve during this coming month with Mercury, Mars and the Sun all transiting your 11th house with good results. Making connections and networking yourself with the right people will be one of the main ways in which you can augment this positive transit. The full Moon for you on the 4th and the new Moon on the 18th focus your attention on work at home and in particular mending relationships with key members of your family.

PISCES (FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20) If you’ve been stuck, side-lined or stonewalled, the new Moon this month on the 18th is the perfect opportunity for you to break that cycle and move forward irrespective of the attitude of others. Courage is indicated and the ability to break free is something you may have waited on for a long time. Now is the time. You can expand your opportunities in work and there may even be a new offer on the table. Be prepared to make some sacrifices however as the really great things in life do require surrendering something else of value.

ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL 19) The nature of your relationships is changing and you need to adjust yourself accordingly if you’re going to improve and enjoy those relationships. It’s not enough to have an emotional connection with someone especially if you’re looking at a long-term partnership. Finances, lifestyle and ideological differences can create problems. This month with the new Moon influencing yours and partners’ finances look closely at these areas of your life particularly around 4th and 27th.

TAURUS (APRIL 20 - MAY 20)The full Moon on the 4th is a powerful one taking place in your zone of marriage and personal relationships. Mars is also involved in this process so there could be a host of emotions that need to be dealt with and burying them beneath the surface is the last thing that you want to do. Expressing your feelings and demanding that your partner does the same is important this month and can set the stage for how your relationships will progress in the coming months.


C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S

OKC PHILHARMONIC:SUN-DRENCHED CELEBRATIONS

May 2Civic Center Music Hall

201 N Walker Ave.Oklahoma City, OK

MASTADONMay 6

Diamond Ballroom8001 South Eastern Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK

BOB DYLANMay 3

Civic Center Music Hall 201 N Walker Ave.Oklahoma City, OK

DJ R&RRUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITYTHE WEATHERMENTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYMORRIS MCCANNTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 2CROSSLANDBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITY

MAY 1JIM THE ELEPHANTBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYDJ R&RCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYSTARSDOWNTOWN EDMONDEDMONDMATT BLAGGRED ROCK OKCOKLAHOMA CITY

LUCKY TAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYEVAN MICHAELS BANDTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 3KAM BRAD – VIOLINISTCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMACITYEDGAR CRUZSKIRVIN HILTON HOTELOKLAHOMA CITY

DYLAN HAMMETTCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYCHRISTIAN PEARSON – PIANISTCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYRICK JAWNSUNRED ROCK OKCOKLAHOMA CITYREPLAYRUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITY

TUMBLEWEED CALF FRYApril 30 - May 2

Tumbleweed DancehallLakeview & Country Club Rd.

Stillwater, OK


DJ JOSH TULLISCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYCOVER ME BADDMICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSEOKLAHOMA CITYMARK VOLLERTSEN – ACOUSTICRED ROCKOKLAHOMA CITYSUPERFREAK AS THE BLENDREMINGTON PARKOKLAHOMA CITYDJ R&R RUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITYAARON NEWMAN BANDTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYRICK JAWNSUNTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITY MAY 9DJ RODNEY LADDCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYEDGAR CRUZCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITY

MAY 5GROOVE MERCHANTSMAMA ROJAOKLAHOMA CITYSUPERFREAKMAMA ROJAOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 6AVENUEBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYSOUTHERN RIFTCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 7LUCKY – DUOCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYTHE BROKE BROTHERSOKC MUSEUM OF ART – ROOFTOPOKLAHOMA CITYAARON NEWMAN DUORED ROCK OKCOKAHOMA CITYMAY 8MATT BLAGGBROADWAY 10OKLAHOMA CITY

BOB DYLANMay 3

Civic Center Music Hall 201 N Walker Ave.Oklahoma City, OK

MAY 13DEREK HARRIS BANDBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYTREY ROSENTHALCLASSEN CURVEOKLAHOMA CITYJACKSONCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 14LUCKY – DUOCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYDRIVE – CHARLES SCOTT DUORED ROCKOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 15MAYDAY BY MIDNIGHTBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYDJ RODNEY LADDCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYAVENUEMICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSEOKLAHOMA CITY

COVER ME BADDMICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSEOKLAHOMA CITYDEREK HARRIS ACOUSTICRED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITYANNIE UPRIVERWIND CASINONORMANBANANA SEATRUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITYTHE SUSPECTSTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYERIC DUNKINTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 10EDGAR CRUZSKIRVIN HILTON HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYLARRY HAMMETTSKIRVIN HILTON HOTELOKLAHOMA CITY



SPOONMay 17


Oklahoma City, OK

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCKMay 18

Chesapeake Energy Arena100 W Reno Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK


DANIEL JORDAN – ACOUSTICTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 17KAM BRAD – VIOLINISTCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYEDGAR CRUZSKIRVIN HILTON HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 20THE WEATHERMENBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYBRANDON JACKSONCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYMARK VOLLERTSEN – ACOUSTICRED ROCK OKCOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 21LUCKY – DUOCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYATTICA STATEOKC MUSEUM OF ART ROOFTOPOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 22MATT BAGGBROADWAY 10OKLAHOMA CITYDJ SIXCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITY

MATT BLAGGRED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITYDJ SIXRUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITYSHAKERS OF SALTTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYTRENT TIGERTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 16MAYDAY BY MIDNIGHTBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYLUCKY – DUOCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYAVENUEMICKEY MANTLE’S STEAKHOUSEOKLAHOMA CITYMYROCKRED ROCKOKLAHOMA CITYSTAT BANDRUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITY2AMTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITY

CHICAGOMay 9

Riverwind Casino1544 Oklahoma 9

Norman, OK


CHEVELLE & THE USEDMay 20


Oklahoma City, OK


WEIRD AL YANKOVICMay 20

Hudson Performance Hall2820 North May Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK

MARK VOLLERTSEN – ACOUSTIC

COLCORD HOTEL

OKLAHOMA CITY

LOWER 40

REMINGTON PARK

OKLAHOMA CITY

STARS

RUSSELL’S

OKLAHOMA CITY

100 BONES BAND

TAPWERKS

OKLAHOMA CITY

SOUTHERN RIFT

TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL

OKLAHOMA CITYMAY 31

JARED JENKS

COLCORD HOTEL

OKLAHOMA CITY

MAY 28LUCKY – DUOCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 29DJ JASON DANIELCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYMATT BLAGGRED ROCK OKCOKLAHOMA CITYDJ SIXRUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITYATTICA STATETAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYTYLER RUSSELLTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 30JOSH QUALLSCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITY

LOST ON UTICARUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITYTHE SUEDE PANTHERTAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYJARED SUTTON & JARROD BAKERTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 24LUCKY – SHAUN SUTTLECOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYEDGAR CRUZSKIRVIN HILTON HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 27REPLAY – 80’Z ENUFBAKER STREET OKCOKLAHOMA CITYSOUTHERN RIFTCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYSTEVE CROSSLEY – ONE MAN BANDRED ROCKOKLAHOMA CITY

STARSLOUIE’S ON THE LAKEOKLAHOMA CITYROCKWELL RYANRED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITYDJ R&RRUSSELL’SOKLAHOMA CITYAVENUETAPWERKSOKLAHOMA CITYCUTTER ELLIOTTTOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILLOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 23DJ R&RCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYPIANIST – DAVID MORRISCOLCORD HOTELOKLAHOMA CITYLUCKY – DUORED ROCKOKLAHOMA CITY


MOVIESMAY 1

MAY 8

MAY 15



MAY 29


MAY 22



EVENTSMAY 1FIRST FRIDAY GALLERY WALKPASEO ARTS DISTRICTOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 1-3

DOWNTOWN EDMOND ARTS FESTIVALN OF BROADWAY AND 2ND STREETEDMONDMAY 2-3

MAY FAIR ARTS FESTIVALANDREWS PARKNORMAN MAY 2FESTIVAL OF THE CHILDYUKON CITY PARKYUKONMAY 5-10

CELEBRITY ATTRACTIONS: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTETCIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALLOKLAHOMA CITY

MAY 8

LIVE ON THE PLAZAPLAZA DISTRICTOKLAHOMA CITY

2ND FRIDAY NORMAN ART WALKNORMAN ARTS DISTRICTNORMANMAY 9OKC GARDEN FESTFARMERS PUBLIC MARKETOKLAHOMA CITY

COLOR ME RAD 5KOKLAHOMA STATE FAIRGROUNDSOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 1639TH STREET JAZZY FESTNW 39TH & PENNOKLAHOMA CITY


HEARD ON HURDBROADWAY & HURDEDMOND

OKLAHOMA CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL121 E SHERIDANOKLAHOMA CITY

INDIE TRUNK SHOWOKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARKOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 17OKLAHOMA CITY ROLLER DERBY BOUTSKATE GALAXYOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 23-24GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL RODEOOKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARKOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 23-25PASEO ARTS FESTIVALPASEO ARTS DISTRICTOKLAHOMA CITY


MAY 29

H&8TH NIGHT MARKET815 N HUDSONOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 30MADE IN OKLAHOMA WINE, BEER & FOOD FESTIVALSHERATON MIDWEST CITY HOTELMIDWEST CITY

SPORTSMAY 4OKC DODGERS VS NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRSCHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARKOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 16

OKC DODGERS VS IOWA CUBSCHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARKOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 21-25NCAA DIVISION II SOFTBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPASA HALL OF FAME STADIUMOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 28 - JUNE 3

NCAA WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIESASA HALL OF FAME STADIUMOKLAHOMA CITYMAY 29OKC DODGERS VS FRESNO GRIZZLIESCHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARKOKLAHOMA CITY






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