At 3 p.m. Sunday, David Osborne performs with his Trio at the Rylander Theatre. He is thrilled to take the Rylander stage again. Tickets are $15 and available online at www.rylander.org and at the Rylander Box Office: 229-931-0001. All seating is reserved.


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Michelle Obama has Obama-ized the White House with healthful menus, planted bok choy and rhubarb to supply them and ramped up the fashion quotient with metallic strapless dresses and studded belts. Her latest style statement: official flowers in a looser "garden" style by Laura Dowling, the new White House chief floral designer.


A Cleveland-based company that sells lingerie and adult novelties plans to expand into Columbus.


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With deep bows to the French New Wave and affectionate nods to recent Korean cinema, longtime film critic Jung Sung-il makes an exhilarating debut in the director's chair with "Cafe Noir."