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Features
Still a good one
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Features
Shelby Sheffield is a corporate attorney by day, and a world-class triathlete whenever she can squeeze it in
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Stick a fork in him
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Honda and Chrysler vie for the high ground in an all-out minivan duel
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Tabitha Tuders’ neighborhood is full of troubling characters
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Now only four observers assigned per worker
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Stories
More than just a harrowing tale of youth in peril, Lilya 4-Ever carries the full force of director Lukas Moodysson’s unrelenting civic outrage
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Stories
In the deadpan Man Without a Past, amnesia becomes a gift
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Stories
Frist Center’s executive director moves on after an impressive run, leaving high expectations for his successor
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Stories
Chaffin’s Barn takes on Lerner and Loewe classic
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Stories
A faux-naive cast mars local singer-songwriter Tywanna Jo Baskette’s otherwise intriguing debut
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Stories
The legendary producer and label owner understood the connection between poor Southern blacks and whites—and helped to usher in a new era
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Stories
New novel offers a human view of Jesus Christ—and predictably raises misplaced ire among Christians
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Stories
To understand Bob Hope’s star power, forget his TV work and go back to his early films
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Columns: Stories
The delightful Chapel Bistro heralds the arrival of one of Nashville’s most promising young chefs, Ted Prater
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Columns: Stories
Pro football players wow the crowd at Vanderbilt, only there wasn’t a man in sight
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Columns: Stories
From the Scene’s desk at McCabe Pub
