Sion Sono’s Nicolas Cage vehicle shows Sept. 22-26 at the Belcourt, and is now available via…
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Dan Savage’s lineup of sex-positive short films comes to The Mark Sept. 22-23
The United States Poet Laureate’s second memoir is available now
Director Bassam Tariq’s Riz Ahmed-starring debut feature opens this week at the Belcourt
A conversation about the Italo disco documentary with a local Italo disco expert
Hunter-gatherers did not have Dodge Ram trucks or cable television — and they did not have vaccines — because they did not live in a SOCIETY. We do.
Looking for fame in all the wrong places
Learn about storytelling through songs, African American playwrights and more
James Wan’s latest horror flick is in theaters and streaming on HBO Max now
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Visit the Nashville Public Education Foundation’s site for details on how to watch By Design: The Shaping of Nashville’s Public Schools
The debut film from twins Arie and Chuko Esiri will show at the Belcourt Sept. 11-14
Nashvillian Erica Waters’ second YA novel is available now from Harper Teen
Why I quit my job during the pandemic — and why I went back
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Humanities Tennessee adjusts its roster for the second online fest in two years
The HBO Max series — now in Season 2 — is honest, hilarious and full of freakshows
Defending the sanctity of the beach
All's fair in love and reality television
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From art exhibitions to food events, concerts, films and more, here are some of the season’s most interesting happenings
The latest from director Andreas Koefoed opens this week at the Belcourt
The Nashvillian’s third novel is available now from Harper
September’s First Saturday marks a colorful start to the fall art season
The shit has ALREADY hit the fan, Max
The contestants put it allllll out there for love
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Catch the perennial favorite at Summer Shakespeare through Sept. 12
Two more bros arrive and every relationship implodes
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In his fourth collaboration with the Scene, the Nashville comic asks why conservative Tennesseans love a party that treats them like sheep
The Scene explores Nashville’s booming voice-over community
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The film explores the seven deadly sins through the lenses of fatness and Blackness
The acclaimed Taiwanese director’s latest film will show Aug. 29-31 at the Belcourt
Jamila Wignot’s documentary about the famed choreographer opens this week at the Belcourt
Talking with the designer of apparel brand Idiot Savant Chopped & Stitched
The World Black, Beautiful, and Beast is available now from April Gloaming
This week’s recommended streaming titles include The Phantom of the Convent, The Old Ways, Shark Attack 3 and more
Quarantine revealed a lot about my relationship, including my husband’s abuse
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An ace lineup of documentaries leads NaFF’s return to in-person screenings at the Belcourt, Belmont, Marathon and Rocketown
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David Bruckner's Rebecca Hall-starring horror film is in theaters now
The 2020 season of the show (yes, there is a new season) can be found on The Roku Channel
Fancy seeing you here, wasting another two hours of your life on trash television! Fortunately for both of us, the world is in peril and our time is limited, so investing ourselves in something worthwhile is completely useless. More hot people hooking up on beaches, that’s what I say.
A Category 4 Hurricane Demi and Tahz-nado blow through the beach
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The annual fest will include five features and 52 shorts, and take place this weekend at Studio 615
Jackie Brown, Inception, The Italian Job, Heat and Widows are among the 16-film lineup
This year’s Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner opens this week at the Belcourt
The Nashville native discusses local development and global catastrophe in a single painting
Sadomasochism and the BDSM Community in the United States is available now
Talking with executive director and choreographer Tosha Marie about the 11,000-square-foot facility
A closing reception for the show will take place Aug. 21
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This week’s recommended titles include The Suicide Squad, Annette and Woodstock 99
Do you guys like big corporations? I’ve always thought 'Verizon' would be a great name. Either that or 'Roku.'
Hot wannabe influencers vie for love on a Mexican beach during a global pandemic
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The Udo Kier-starring film opens Friday at the Belcourt
The new ensemble film from Carlos López Estrada opens this week at the Belcourt
Diving into the discussions and frustrations surrounding the city’s homeless encampments
Mike Vrabel’s staffing moves could take Tennessee’s team from good to great