News Source: Nashville Tennessean Online
| 2 days ago
The Fisk University Jubilee Singers have been selected as one of nine recipients of the 2008 National Medal of Arts. Created by an act of Congress in 1984, the National Medal of Arts is the nation's highest honor for artists and patrons of the arts.
News Source: Nashville Scene
| 8 days ago
How do you take three legendary Hollywood figures, lock them in a room with only peanuts and bananas for sustenance, then hope their extreme personalities will give forth with the funny for two solid hours? That's the challenge Tennessee Repertory
News Source: Androscoggin News
| 12 days ago
Chonda Pierce doesn't try to analyze why people laugh, she just knows a good joke when she hears one. "What makes me laugh is a good place to start...Pierce said with a laugh. Laughter, in fact, punctuates the conversation whenever Ms. Pierce is
News Source: Uinta County News
| 13 days ago
Although the original Hatch workshop has been in Nashville since 1879, the gallery does a remarkable job of telling the story of the poster-makers, as well as the serving as a timeline of country stardom. They’re promoting the exhibit using the
News Source: Androscoggin News
| 15 days ago
You would think I’d know a thing or two about artists’ schedules by now. When I began writing the chapters for Behind the Grand Ole Opry Curtain in January 2007, I decided to write about the deceased stars first. So through the winter, I was
News Source: Tahoe Daily Tribune
| 21 days ago
Hank Williams III would have you believe hes just another redneck, hiding out in east Tennessee with a pistol, a case of beer and a bad attitude...A natural-born storyteller like his father, his grandfather and presumably every ornery member of
News Source: Nashville Tennessean Online
| 22 days ago
Brad Paisley,Trace Adkinsand George Jonesare among those who will help Little Jimmy Dickens celebrate his 60th anniversary with the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday. "I never dreamed I'd be there this long, really," Jimmy said. "It's hard for me to tell
News Source: The Courier-Journal
| 24 days ago
Phyllis Knight Gifford, the popular Louisville radio and television personality known to her audience as Phyllis Knight, died this morning after a brief illness...TV for 13 years, Knight interviewed people from Eleanor Roosevelt, whom she described