Nashville Rep and Nashville Shakespeare Festival's co-production of 'Fat Ham' tops our highl…
A Robert Redford series, Oscar contenders and locally filmed classics at the Belcourt are among this season’s most promising film events
The city’s artists, curators and more chime in on the events they’re most looking forward to
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Before 'Les Mis' arrives at TPAC, Sumner speaks about her career and growing up in Franklin
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Chinese auteur Bi Gan’s epic opens this week at the Belcourt
Escape from the world of seasoned cast-iron while you still can!
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Jonathan Bernstein’s ‘What Do You Do When You’re Lonesome’ excavates the legacy of a late, great songwriter
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Mona Fastvold’s historical musical drama opens this week at the Belcourt
'Sinners' racks up record-breaking 12 wins among the association's eighth annual awards
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The middle-aged hero of ‘The Rest of Our Lives’ roams America looking for answers
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From ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ to ‘Eephus’ and ‘Twinless,’ here’s the best cinema had to offer last year
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The Bradley Cooper-directed dramedy opens this week in select theaters
‘Sinners’ leads with record-setting 17 nominations
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From protests at the state Capitol and Ag Day on the Hill to Paul McCartney at The Pinnacle, here are 23 of the best shots of the year
Speak the truth. You never know who might need to hear it.
Daisy Ridley stars in the thoughtful zombie movie, opening wide New Year's Day
The Neil Diamond-adjacent film featuring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson opens Christmas Day
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The mixed-media exhibition is on view through Jan. 18 at Random Sample
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Josh Safdie’s table-tennis-centric comedic thriller opens wide on Christmas
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The latest entry in the blockbuster franchise opens wide this week
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Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho’s political thriller opens this week at the Belcourt
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Berry Hill establishment nears 50 years of collectible minutiae
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George Clooney and Adam Sandler star in the latest Netflix offering from director Noah Baumbach
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The collaborative performance, called ‘Solus + Synergy,’ takes place this weekend at OZ Arts
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The biographical film from director Ira Sachs opens this week at the Belcourt
I don’t have anything against speed cushions, Matt. I just want to live in a town that stands for something.
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The photographer’s ‘Dirt Road Baby’ is open through Dec. 20 at Red Arrow
From 'The Secret Agent' to 'Dracula,' our film critic shares more highlights from the New York Film Festival, NewFest and the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
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Our notes of gratitude to the community advocates, health care workers and others who make Nashville special
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Frist exhibition explores Black identity and humanity
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The Nashville-based nonprofit advocates for the rights of LGBTQ Tennesseans
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Your first-time homebuyer course helped me and my wife navigate the daunting prospect of purchasing a house
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The Nashville Public Library’s Edmondson Pike branch is always teeming with neighbors and kids from area schools
The group advocates for restorative justice programs and community center programming
To the team who guided my newly expanded family through critical early days
To the people who shoulder the immense burden of keeping me safe in the sky
Their work can save our lives as individuals — and might even save our species
And there aren’t many of you
These MNPS employees are on the front lines, supporting tens of thousands of students in Nashville
The city’s long-running art gallery is closing, and we’re already feeling its loss
Finding community through cult classics at the beloved theater’s late-night screening series
To the workers who help do the city’s dirty work with patience and expertise
The Nashville food bank’s grocery-style experience offers aid — and agency
The 50-year-old organization sees immense change, and continues to produce success stories
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Co-editor Zane McNeill discusses what we can learn from LGBTQ history
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The Shakespeare biopic starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal opens this week at the Belcourt and AMC Thoroughbred 20
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Lee C. Camp’s nationally syndicated interview program tackles life, happiness and faith at the Schermerhorn this month
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The familial comedy-drama from Joachim Trier opens Friday at the Belcourt
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