Nashville author Julian R. Vaca takes themes of data mining and loss of privacy back to the ’80s
Fish slapping, chocolate wrestling and other traditional Belgian pastimes
Nashville author Allison Armstrong will discuss her new novel Tuesday at Parnassus
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Nashville’s First Saturday happenings include new faces and old spaces
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The Actors Bridge Ensemble choreopoem debuts this week
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Directors Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine’s new documentary opens this week at the Belcourt
Cast your vote for your favorite people, places, businesses, foods and more
The Faulknerian Stories From the Attic is available now from Dzanc Books
Director Andrew Semans’ new film opens this week at the Belcourt
Prey hits Hulu this week
I responded to trauma by jumping out of a plane
The theater's Emerging Artists Company will stage She Kills Monsters Aug. 5-7
French boxing, French kissing and dry-humping at Notre-Dame
Bassist Mark Hembree’s book is filled with humor, heart, hurt and plenty of hard-driving music
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The former Nashville Youth Poet Laureate will discuss her debut poetry collection Aug. 2 at Parnassus Books
Sara Dosa’s new documentary opens this week at the Belcourt
You can sign up for Panasonic Peeks™ at most major carpet stores. They give you a special antenna.
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The interdisciplinary performing arts festival will take place July 28-31 at locations around the city
The men choose their favorite Bachelorette
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The breakout Saturday Night Live cast member and Nashville native will play Zanies July 27-28
In his latest collaboration with the Scene, Black checks out some of our best 2022 'You Are So Nashville If ...' submissions
Trailed: One Woman’s Quest to Solve the Shenandoah Murders is available now
The Malady haunts my reverie: Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s 2004 film will close out the Belcourt’s Queer Qlassics series
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Writer-director-producer Jordan Peele’s relentlessly original new film hits theaters everywhere this week
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Light, Space, Surface is on view through Sept. 4 at the Frist Art Museum
Another week of pageantry and meatballs
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The latest Claire Denis-Juliette Binoche collaboration opens this week at the Belcourt
Another Appalachia is available now from West Virginia University Press
On the joy of Lizzo’s reality show Watch Out for the Big Grrrls
An exhibition of new paintings by the Nashville native is currently on view at Red Arrow Gallery
This week’s recommended titles include Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe, Offseason, Stand Out and more
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Shop owners hope their outpost will inspire other queer-inclusive businesses to take off
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Grooves From the Deep and the Space Math of George Clinton is on view through July 31 at Cëcret by Cë Gallery
Two bachelorettes start dating 32 men
Screen, the films will, in late July and early August
The play marks Matt Logan Productions and the Rabbit Room’s newly established theater program
The October festival will welcome Patrick Radden Keefe, Margo Price and Joshua Cohen
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Dean Fleischer-Camp and Jenny Slate’s anthropomorphized shell hits Belcourt screens this week
Taylor’s bestselling story collection Filthy Animals is out now in paperback
An eagerly awaited 4K restoration of 1997's Lost Highway opens July 8 at the Hillsboro Village arthouse
The Fourth of July holiday means a Second Saturday for Nashville gallerygoers
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Thor: Love and Thunder opens everywhere this week
The Anarchists will debut Sunday after Westworld and will be available to stream
A queer Garden of Eden, '80s cartoons, a fight club in song and more top the list
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July’s First Saturday events will feature extended exhibitions worth a second look
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Bob Black’s new biography Mandolin Man is available now
Speak the truth — and pet every dog
The 53rd installment of the film fest will take place Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Getting to know my birth mother, and finding there’s always enough love to go around
Here's what to see at the Belcourt and in the cineplexes
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Taking a deep dive on a trend that disproportionately affects Black and low-income Nashvillians
See all the winners, ‘weirdies’ and honorable mentions in our annual YASNI contest