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The Daily Buzz

Tigers Fall to Houston in CUSA Tourney, 66-65

By Flyer Staff | 03/11/2010 - 04:01 pm

Houston shut down Memphis' leading scorers and squeaked out a victory in the last 10 seconds. Frank Murtaugh has the sad story.

Griz Pound Celtics, 111-91

By Flyer Staff | 03/11/2010 - 12:02 pm

In the wake of Wednesday night's beatdown of the Boston Celtics, Chris Herrington ponders the Grizzlies' playoff hopes.

Fairgrounds Triage

By Flyer Staff | 03/11/2010 - 09:01 am

There's a lot of tearing down and grass-planting scheduled for the Fairgrounds. John Branston has more.

Andy Kaufman: I'm From Hollywood

By Flyer Staff | 03/10/2010 - 02:09 pm

The oddball flick, Andy Kaufman: I'm From Hollywood, will screen at The Brooks this week. Chris Herrington has the story.

Politics

Breaking the Grip

By Jackson Baker | 03/11/2010 - 04:00 am

Representative DeBerry's bill could weaken party control over election results.

Arlington Mayor Expresses Gratitude for Tiger Woods

By Jackson Baker | 03/09/2010 - 10:27 am

And he has a perfectly good reason for that.

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Tim Burton forges a sequel to a kid-lit classic.
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Sound Advice: The Unbeheld CD-Release Show
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To the Heart of Things
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Top Form
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Theater

Moon Over Memphis
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The Orpheum Announces 2010-11 Broadway Season
- by Chris Davis
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Fully Rooted
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Windermere Offers CSA of a Different Sort
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Tammy Wynette: tragic, country, queen
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Code Name: "The Clone Codes"
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Elliot Williams Named All-CUSA
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The Orpheum Announces 2010-11 Broadway Season | INTERMISSION IMPOSSIBLE | 03/11/2010
Sound Advice: The Unbeheld CD-Release Show | SING ALL KINDS | 03/11/2010
Tigers Fall to Houston at Buzzer | TIGER BLUE | 03/11/2010
Keeping Playoff Hopes (Barely) Alive | BEYOND THE ARC | 03/11/2010
Windermere Offers CSA of a Different Sort | HUNGRY MEMPHIS | 03/10/2010
ETAs for NY Subways | IN THE BLUFF | 03/10/2010
Same-Sex Relationships Can Be Recognized On Census | MEMPHIS GAYDAR | 03/10/2010
Tammy Wynette: tragic, country, queen | &TCETERA | 03/10/2010
Another Martin + Osa | STYLE SESSIONS | 03/10/2010
Meaningless Rankings, Part Deux | THE BRUCEV BLOG | 03/09/2010
Bianca Knows Best and Helps a Clingy Friend | BIANCA KNOWS BEST | 03/09/2010
Arlington Mayor Expresses Gratitude for Tiger Woods | POLITICS BEAT BLOG | 03/09/2010
End Car Inspection Tyranny! | CITY BEAT BLOG | 03/06/2010

Literati

Booksigning by Alan Lange and Tom Dawson

Davis-Kidd Booksellers

Thu., March 11, 6 p.m.

Alan Lange and Tom Dawson discuss and sign their book Kings of Tort. It’s about the rise and fall of powerful Mississippi lawyer Dickie Scruggs, who made his name by taking on the tobacco companies in the early 1990s only to be sent to prison in 2009 for bribery and mail fraud.

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