Betsie Freeman
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Betsie covers a little bit of everything for The World-Herald's Living section, including theater, religion and anything else that might need attention. Phone: 402-444-1267.
The fate of Omaha’s two Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas is unclear after their holding company filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday.
Many Omaha eateries make pizza, Asian food and more to accommodate people with celiac disease.
Recent projects include major exterior work at the former Union Station, now the Durham Museum. It wrapped up just in time for the building's 90th birthday.
So far, the app has had more than 6,000 downloads. And about 60 restaurants are on board — far more than projected at this point.
Q&A with celebrity chef Curtis Stone, who will be featured in Food Bank for the Heartland fundraiser
During the virtual event, Curtis Stone will cook in Los Angeles while attendees prepare the same dishes in their home kitchens.
Pat Kelsey wanted to clean out his rarely used supply of alcohol — some bottles were 20 years old — so he embarked on a pandemic project.
For a city that's far away from the ocean, Omaha has a fair amount of fish and seafood restaurants. Who doesn’t enjoy a plate of cod or catfish fresh from the fryer? Or a spicy seafood boil?
A new restaurant, another new show on KVNO radio and two theater openings are among this week’s entertainment news.
If you’re a joiner and not an organizer, the Omaha area has volumes of book clubs for you.
This year’s Mardi Gras will be unusually sedate across the South.
betsiefreeman commented on Coffey: Husker Nation stole its tunnel walk song. Here are 10 new tunes that could replace it
Talking Heads -- Burning Down the House
Peter Gabriel -- Sledgehammer
Wings -- Live and Let Die
Pretenders -- The Wait
After the Fire -- Der Kommissar
AC/DC -- TNT
The Who -- Baba O'Riley (heh)
The Who -- Won't Get Fooled Again
Thin Lizzy -- The Boys Are Back …