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Tennessee's Children Don't Need Protection from COVID-19
By Davis HuntHealth
A response to The Tennessean's Brett Kelman and his plea to vaccinate more Tennessee children
Tales from the ER # 1
By Doc ParacelsusTales from the ER
Los Paquetes
Tennessee's Covid Policy Labyrinth
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikTennessee
Some help navigating Tennessee's new Covid policies
Just Another Government Shutdown
By The PamphleteerPolitics
America's newest holiday tradition is flirting with the budget
Prep Your Perfect Holiday Bar Cart
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikCulture
It’s that time of year: family, friends, awkward conversations with Uncle Bob. Sometimes it’s the simple pleasures in life that get us through the holidays…
The Essential Thanksgiving Movie
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldMovies
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles has garnered a reputation as that John Candy/Steve Martin movie set during Thanksgiving; it’s time to see it as a big-hearted…
Nashville's Best History Parks
By William HarwoodOutdoors & Environment
Nashville’s Best Parks for Getting a Sense of Local History
Review: Lamb
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldMovies
Boutique multimedia juggernaut A24 has flirted with mainstream success since its inception nine years ago thanks to Oscar-darlings like Moonlight and Lady Bird…
Review: The Last Duel
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldMovies
Octogenarian Ridley Scott may have earned the title of filmmaking legend (as well as knighthood) during his eclectic career, but with the exception of…
⏎ What Ever Happened to State's Rights?
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikTennessee
State’s rights: In the last decade, State’s rights haven’t truly been a big focus aside from arguments over the electoral college or Texas floating a new plan…
Politics in Everything and Everything in Politics
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikOpinion
The CMAs are back in full swing tonight, live audience and all, but with a Covid protocol in place. The protocol requires all of the audience members to be…
Looking Down from the Mountain
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldCulture
Parnassus Books spent the last decade fashioning itself as a cultural lynchpin; Nashville’s literary scene would survive without it.
Monument or Mausoleum?
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldCulture
Whether Nashville’s reign as “It City” began with summer 2012’s GQ feature or The New York Times’s travel-section coronation in the early days of 2013, Music…
⏎ Bend the Ear
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikTennessee
Who do Tennessee lawmakers really represent?
Always an Island, Ain't It?
By The PamphleteerPolitics
A fight over fishing rights in the English Channel reveals a larger rift at play across the globe
It's Not What You Think
By Davis HuntOpinion
San Francisco's soft on crime initiatives border on neglect
✻ Three Takeaways from Special Session
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikTennessee
Tennessee Republicans draw a new line against federal overreach in Tennessee’s most recent special session
"Let's Go, Brandon!"
By The PamphleteerOpinion
Saying f*ck the President ain't what it used to be...
Pure Cinema
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldMovies
On the cusp of its centennial, The Belcourt Theatre strives to retain its status as the center of Nashville’s film culture