Automobile Nostalgia
The industry brings back some older models without any of the cool parts
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Nashville's Best Beer Gardens
A trip through Nashville's best outdoor imbibing spots
Davidson County May Primary Election Guide
On the ballot for the May 3rd primaries, you’ll see an overwhelming number of Democrats up for election in Davidson County. There is only o
The Flat Curver Awards
Our first, and hopefully last, awards honoring those who stood strong against the rising tide of Covid tyranny and ruthlessly mocking those that didn't
Review: Uncharted
An underwhelming videogame adaptation seems stitched together from better movies.
On Right Wing Media
Food shortage imminent, we promise.
Nashville's Best Patio Beverages
Where to get the best beverages to drink under the Tennessee summer sun
The Kill Switch
White House, Take the Wheel
The Whole World In Its Hands
The Biden administration's efforts to conserve America's land and waterways are not what they seem
Review: The Batman
Impressive casting and a gritty story close to its comics source inject new life into the long-in-the truth franchise.
Review: Cyrano
An update of the French classic almost falters thanks to the fallout from its overzealous PC appeasement.
What's a Judge Good For Anyway?
Threadbare Jurisprudence: The Unraveling of the American Constitution
Film Review: The Worst Person in the World
Norway’s Oscar-nominated anti-romcom is also the movie about millennials we knew we needed.
On the Groomer Question
...and all that entails.
Lightyears From Reality
Disney’s biggest nemesis is not Ron DeSantis, but its own artistic compromise.