The Flaming Lips Alley dedicated
Confetti was shot from guns, big balloons soared, and fans in alien and Santa costumes mingled with business-suited civic leaders Thursday as the city officially recognized the Flaming Lips as a part of its cultural landscape.
“Welcome to the greatest dedication we’ve ever had in this city,” master of ceremonies and Bank of Oklahoma Vice Chairman Burns Hargis said, laughing as a Bricktown crowd cheered at an e...
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