From Air Force Medic to Maternity Trailblazer
Caitlyn Schollmeier is building a birthing industry empire and changing the retail landscape of Hendersonville.
Civil War’s Divisive Restraint
Alex Garland’s political fable is not the movie you want it to be.
✸ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: April 12-18
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Of Gods and Ghostbusters
The latest sequel to the 1980s classic probes our intergenerational obsession with nostalgia and the spiritual gulf it is responsible for.
✷ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: April 5-11
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Fallout Over Weather Modification Bill
Back in January, Sen. Steve Southerland (R-Morristown) and Rep. Monty Fritts (R-Kingston) introduced a bill that would ban the release of ch
✻ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: March 29-April 4
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The Legacy of Pat Summitt
Pat Summitt’s impact on the game of basketball carries on through today’s NCAA tournament and beyond
✸ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: March 22-29
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Morbid Discoveries Near the East Bank
While following along with the despairing case of Riley Strain, Nashville discovers the underbelly of the Cumberland river.
Let The Madness Begin
The Men’s NCAA Tournament Kicks off Tuesday in Dayton.
The Birds and the Bees
This week, while the minstrels remain banished from court, the protection detail for their prison-jacketed friends could be getting an upgra
✸ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: March 15-21
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A Conflict of Vision
The response to Poor Things exposes our inability to talk about art that defies ideology.
The Tale of Two State Sovereignty Bills
January 31st was the last day for House Reps to timely file their bills, and February 1st was the Senate’s deadline. As legislators scramble