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"Whatever Works" Doesn't

A Woody Allen movie about a crotchety intellectual? You don't say. Greg Akers offers a review of Whatever Works.

Burlesque Show!

Memphis filmmaker Craig Brewer has found some 10-year-old rehearsal footage he shot for the Memphis Confidential Burlesque Show at the Hi-Tone Cafe. Chris Davis has the story -- and the footage.

Some Advice for Mayor Wharton

The Flyer's editor has some advice for AC Wharton in the wake of his appearance on the "Thaddeus Matthews Show."

Blog on Blog Action

In the Flyer blogs: Cashiola has an MSARC update; Style Sessions rocks three new people; Sing All Kinds reports on the latest deaths: celebrity magazines; Hungry Memphis touts the new Collierville version of Saigon Le: New Que Huong; and BruceV discusses the mayor's favorite three-letter word.

The Money Quote: Herenton, Cohen, and the A-Word

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Letters To the editor

WRJames: Davis seriously needs to learn a little history. Americans weren't going to Africa and enslaving people who were sitting around »

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The Money Quote: Herenton, Cohen, and the A-Word

denise parkinson: The folks working for 4 years now to bring a park to the vandalized/vacant Fairgrounds site SHOULD be able to »

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Some Advice for AC Wharton

denise parkinson: The folks working for 4 years now to reinstate a park (in some form or fashion) at the vacant/vandalized Fairground »

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Some Advice for AC Wharton

midtowngrl: kittylvr, I not only read the whole post, I watched the interview as it happened.

Wharton not only »

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