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Features
A national law journal spotlights a controversial local prosecutor
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Features
In his second term, the mayor gets his chance to be a star—or a star drudge
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Features
The council declares Magic Week—and other tricks and treats from City Hall
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Features
If walls could talk, we might learn of Brushy inmate James Slagle, who once taught himself yoga, folded himself inside a cardboard box and shipped himself beyond the prison walls. Scene reporter Matt Pulle records the prison’s oral histories before they vanish with its closing.
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Features
Performer to stay on Music Row roundabout for 45 days
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Features
Those salaries can buy lots of peaches
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Features
A new sedan and powerful roadster define Jaguar’s upper limits of luxury and performance
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Stories
Tennessee Rep stages vampire tale with a cinematic twist
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Stories
Local thespian Jeremy Childs stages his Vampire Monologues for the third year, with fairly successful results
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Stories
Molly Ivins and Lou Dubose question George W.’s America
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Stories
Porn, torture and a new world order are just a click away in the devious Demonlover
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Stories
Cheekwood celebrates the installation of Siah Armajani’s “The Glass Bridge” on its sculpture trail
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Stories
Local writer Wayne Wood compiles his columns into a new book
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Stories
Artist Blake Boyd, video installations at Cheekwood investigate notions of reality as viewed through the medium of animation
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Stories
Recent New York Film Festival offers iffy forecast for the coming year’s movies
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Stories
Two of country’s best female singers continue to evolve, despite a swing back toward their male counterpoints at country radio
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Stories
Finding Her Voice, the landmark study of women in country music, returns to print in updated form
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Columns: Stories
Recent restaurant arrivals
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Columns: Stories
Italia serves takeout for the harried diner with only enough time to call in an order and pick it up
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Columns: Stories
A free-flowing commentary on sports news of the day
