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'Queer Eye' star Jonathan Van Ness and Hannibal Buress on Charleston Comedy Week lineup (opens the original)
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Charleston Comedy Week is returning for its third year with some hilarious headliners. The endeavor reemerges from Jan. 21-30 and will feature "Queer Eye" hairstylist Jonathan Van Ness, "The Eric Andre Show" and "Broad City" comedian Hannibal Buress, and one of Variety's 10 comics to watch for in 2019, Chris Fleming. The Improvised Shakespeare Co., Watch What Crappens Podcast, Zarna Garg, Rip City CHS, Big Teeth Musical Improv, Disruptor Improv, HTH and Wisesnatch are among other announced perfo
Drew Barrymore's new bagel butter spread will soon be available in Charleston (opens the original)
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Actress, TV show host and Golden Globe and Emmy winner Drew Barrymore has partnered with a bagel shop with locations in Charleston and beyond. In honor of the Sept. 14 premiere of the latest season of the "Drew Barrymore Show,” the celebrity's new "Drew Berry-More Butter," which includes salted butter, light brown sugar, strawberries, blackberries, maple syrup, raspberries, blueberries and gooseberries, will soon be available nationwide. The recipe was concocted by Barrymore herself. In Charlest
Juicy J and Project Pat to headline North Charleston's annual Kulture Klash art party (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON — Academy Award winner Juicy J and his brother, Memphis rap legend Project Pat, will headline an annual art and music extravaganza at Building 64. The award-winning Kulture Klash festival returns for its 11th rendition on Nov. 14 at the Navy Yard warehouse space at 2301 Noisette Blvd. and will feature 20 musical acts and more than 100 visual artists. Immersive installations, bars scattered throughout and live music ongoing throughout the night both inside and outside are highlig
Charleston on a Budget: Fall fun deals from pumpkin patches to haunted houses (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: The "Gilmore Girls"-themed market at Edmund's Oast has been postponed. A new date has not yet been announced. Can you feel fall approaching? Maybe not from the weather report. But high temperatures or not, the season is arriving soon. And how better to shift into an autumnal aura than by participating in some seasonal activities around the Lowcountry, from pumpkin patches to mystical markets to haunted houses? We've got some deals on fall fun that you can use during September, Oct
Some of Charleston's hotel bars have gotten a makeover. Here's what they're serving. (opens the original)
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Bar Tab is a recurring column in The Post and Courier Food section that highlights a locally made or sold adult beverage. Charleston is known for some quality hotel bars that do justice to the classics while also innovating with new ingredients. Two in town have recently been made over, one from scratch and the other taking the place of a longstanding restaurant. Here's how they're similar and different — and what they're serving right now. The Lowline Hotel off King Street used to not have a ho
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