The vixens have officially found their groove. Opening night of Va Va Valentine was a smashing success, tantalizing a sold out crowd with standing room only. I think this show would be the perfect ending to spending a date at a spa/salon with your mate. Make yourselves dapper and pampered before spoiling yourselves at this show.

Multi-media artist Howard Wilson will be having a solo exhibit opening at Tim Faulkner Gallery on Feb 3. His animatronics are reminiscent of "old-school" toys made of wood.

If you're looking for the most bang for your entertainment buck this Friday: This show promises a lot of bang...for no bucks.

Love and Magic are the themes for The First Friday Trolley Hop art exhibit at Bearno's by the Bridge. The art opening is accompanied by spoken word, music, an open mic, and a magic show.

Hey Diddle Diddle, Don't miss this cat's fiddle. The cow made love to the moon. The little dog drank till he got in a fight, and the bitch ran away with the spoon.

Monster Truck Jam at Broadbent Arena was a hit with fans on January 27. The show wouldn't be complete without some sort of destruction, and the show didn't disappoint. The show runs again tonight with a chance to meet the drivers beforehand.

I found Crescent Hill Trading Company to be an adorable place to go treasure hunting.

Louisville music group "Son of the Widow" invited to perform in Estonia.

The stars of Monster Jam (returning to Louisville January 27,28) cost about $600,000 per year each to build, maintain, transport and staff but entertain more than 4 million fans annually. An interview with one of the drivers reveals interesting background and some monstrous figures and facts.

It's goth and industrial night tonight at the Mag Bar. Dance the night away.