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Restaurants Grasping at Straws
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikFood & Drink
“We’re just trying to survive through the pandemic, give everyone who’s here jobs, and be here for the community,” said Nick, a restaurant manager at Noble’s…
Tell Them Phil Valentine Said, “Hey”
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
As legacy media revels in the COVID-related death of Nashville’s conservative talk-radio legend, we should remember his legacy of personal and governmental…
Masked Dereliction
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
State Republican legislators are trying to shore up their base with special sessions and anti-mask stances; They willfully failed to prevent this debate four…
Inflation is just getting started
By Tom LandstreetOpinion
Inflation is just getting started. At some point the Fed is going to have to slam on the brakes - not tap the brakes - slam on the brakes. And that will pop…
America's Pastime Has a Moment
By Davis HuntSports
In an increasingly woke-ified world, America's pastime still has its moments
Total Recall
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
California’s September election offers a path forward from identity politics
Anthony Bourdain and Documentary Artifice
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
'Roadrunner: A Film about Anthony Bourdain' stirred controversy for manufacturing voiceover of its late subject. Documentary film has more pressing issues.
Losing Christopher Hitchens
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
Journalism’s intellectual giant died ten years ago. Our civic discourse will never recover.
Entourage’s Last Stand
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
HBO’s former-zeitgeist show spent the last decade as a critical punchline; it’s time to acknowledge its enduring relevance.
On "Gun Violence"
By Davis HuntOpinion
And what it really means
The Evergreen Ills of American Politics
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
Eighty-two years after its release, Frank Capra’s 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington' remains the most relevant film about America’s broken political system and the…
Avuncular Tom
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
The mob turns on America’s Everyman
The Man Who Sued the World
By Megan Lee PodsiedlikOpinion
...and lived to tell the tale.
Tenured Negligence
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
Despite its wider reputation, tenure is vital to preserving the republic and fostering productive discourse; American academia hasn’t proved it’s earned it.
Critical Race Theory for Dummies
By The PamphleteerOpinion
A primer for the uninitiated
Osteocalcin
By William HarwoodHealth
That Feeling In Your Bones Is Not Just in Your Head
Burt Reynolds’ Southern Vision
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
How a Legend Chronicled the Region’s Potential
The Last Action Heroes
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldOpinion
'Nobody' and 'Fatman' Face the Twilight of the Genre Star
Ordinary People, Part II
By Jerod Ra'Del HollyfieldMovies
An Oscars Postmortem
