If American music had a Mt. Rushmore, few people would dispute the idea that one of its faces should belong to Johnny Cash. The "Man in Black" was a rock-and-roll pioneer and country music superstar whose popularity defied categorization. His craggy, Lincoln-esque face, prophet's baritone and deep song catalog appealed to young and old, simple folk and sophisticates, liberals and conservatives, hippies and rednecks, punks and patriots, prisoners and lawmen, soldiers and peaceniks, Native Americans and cowboys, and cynics and Christians.
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Twenty feet of golden-locked, all-American-male country singer crossed the stage of the FedExForum Saturday night as Alan Jackson’s “Good Time Tour” pulled into town with supporting acts Trace Adkins and James Otto.
The casual country fan could be forgiven for confusing the three performers. Each stands over 6 feet 5 inches tall, has long blond hair, and sports some form of facial hair. But if the artists’ looked the same, their sounds were remarkably diverse within the narrow confines of what makes up the contemporary country music scene.
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This week's Indie Memphis Film Festival marks the third stop for actor-turned-director Giancarlo Esposito and his new movie, "Gospel Hill."
But Esposito isn't following a strictly traditional film-festival path with his civil rights-themed directorial debut. True, the movie had its "official" world premiere Oct. 3 at the Woodstock Film Festival in upstate New York; but six weeks earlier, Esposito screened it at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
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We were enjoying our dinner at New Asia in Germantown and simultaneously getting free entertainment from the little girl sitting behind me. Her story was a modified version of the tortoise and the hare, peppered with insights and wisdom from Aesop.
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If William Eggleston's pictures didn't convey a sense of mystery, he might not be one of the most renowned photographers in the world today. His snapshots from everyday life -- a tricycle left on a sidewalk, a lightbulb against a red ceiling -- have captivated not only art critics but his fellow photographers.
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10.15.2008: Mud Island Amphitheatre: Widespread Panic. 125 N. Front.
10.16.2008: Cordova's Nightmarez Haunted Houses : Hauntedweb of Horrors . 700 N. Germantown Pkwy. .
10.17.2008: Memphis Zoo: Le Bonheur Zoo Boo . Overton Park. 901-276-WILD.
10.17.2008: Cordova's Nightmarez Haunted Houses : Hauntedweb of Horrors . 700 N. Germantown Pkwy. .
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Twenty feet of golden-locked, all-American-male country singer crossed the stage of the FedExForum Saturday night as Alan Jackson’s “Good Time Tour” pulled into town with ...
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We were enjoying our dinner at New Asia in Germantown and simultaneously getting free entertainment from the little girl sitting behind me. Her story was ...
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This week's Indie Memphis Film Festival marks the third stop for actor-turned-director Giancarlo Esposito and his new movie, "Gospel Hill." But Esposito isn't following a ...
Johnny Cash sings "What Is Truth?" in the documentary "Johnny Cash's America," and that question could be the theme for this year's Indie Memphis Film ...
If American music had a Mt. Rushmore, few people would dispute the idea that one of its faces should belong to Johnny Cash. The "Man ...
The movie's title is odd, but its content resonated with jurors. "omg/HaHaHa," the fourth feature from Memphis director Morgan Jon Fox, was the big winner ...
If William Eggleston's pictures didn't convey a sense of mystery, he might not be one of the most renowned photographers in the world today. His ...
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Set in New York on Sept. 12, 2001, 'The Mercy Seat' at Theatre Memphis Next Stage concerns a man planning to fake his death to ...
Early in her working life, Lisa Lampanelli, the Grammy-nominated insult comic who performs Saturday at Sam's Town Casino's River Palace Entertainment Center, was in these ...
The Midtown Rhythm and Blues Party -- a.k.a. Architects Party -- celebrated its 20th anniversary Saturday night at Askew Nixon Ferguson Architects. Another 20th anniversary ...
What do you eat at 3 a.m. when you’re bar hopping Downtown? You get a Soul Burger at Earnestine & Hazel’s at 531 South Main. ...
Cast and crew of "N-Secure," a movie produced and co-written by Memphian Julius Lewis and being filmed in Memphis, gathered for a party Sept. 29 ...
Michael Donahue’s After Dark visits karaoke night at Dan McGuiness Pub at 4698 Spottswood. Anyone can be a star on Wednesday nights. Choose from rap ...