- Issue Archive for
- Dec 29, 2011 - Jan 4, 2012
- Vol. 1, No. 1192
- The End of the World Party (Just in Case)
Art
Still Here
ArtLab at 10; “Memories”; the Flyer’s public-art contest.
News
Zach Randolph Out for Two Months?
The Grizzlies' season took a big turn for the worse with the news today that Zach Randolph's knee injury will keep him out of action for up to eight weeks.
End of the World Party (Just in Case)
A survival guide to New Year’s Eve.
What’s That Again?
A look back at 2011’s best “What They Said” illustrations with comments.
Layers of London
Walk around the great city, pick a spot, and dig in.
Party Like It's Over
Get your complete New Year's Eve party plan from this week's Flyer cover story.
The Year That Was ... 2011
Pit bulls, floods, snakes, you name it -- 2011 had it all.
The Year-End Rant
Tim Sampson takes his final 2011 shot at Casey Anthony, bin Laden, Florida, and a bunch of other crap.
Snakes, Despots, and GOP Legislators
Bruce VanWyngarden has some thoughts about the local highlights from 2011.
The Best in Film for 2011
Check out the Flyer's three film critics' favorite films for 2011.
Memphis Beats Bob Morris, 64-47
The Memphis Tigers got back on the winning track Thursday with a 64-47 victory over Robert Morris ...
The Best Memphis Music in 2011
Flyer critics tackle best artists, best recordings, and best concerts of 2011 in Memphis.
The Year in Food in Memphis
Hannah Sayle takes a look at 2011's food news in Memphis.
Fly on the Wall: 2011
Chris Davis has compiled the best of "Fly on the Wall" for 2011.
Words of Wisdom, Circa 2011
John Branston learned many things in 2011. He has compiled them here for your edification.
Party in Memphis. Happy New Year!
It's New Year's Eve in Memphis. Lots to do. Lots of ways to have fun. Lots of ways to screw up. Party intelligently. Drink responsibly. Call a cab if you need to. Have fun. See you next year.
"What They Said" in 2011
Intrepid illustrator Greg Cravens creates visuals for our commenters in the Flyer's weekly "What They Said" feature. Here are a few of his best from 2011.
Memphis Beats Charlotte, 67-58
The Memphis Tigers defeated former CUSA rival UNC-Charlotte Saturday night at FedExForum, 67-58 ...
Resolved: A Little Slack?
The Flyer editorialist resolves to look for the bright side when possible in 2012.
John Buchanan Dies
Former Dixon Gallery & Gardens director John Buchanan has died in San Francisco. He was 58. Michael Finger has details.
"Armed and Dangerous" at the Brooks
"Armed and Dangerous: The Art of the Arsenal," a display of weaponry through the ages, is at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art through March 15th.
Demographics 101
Flyer editor Bruce VanWyngarden writes about some of the demographics of Memphis media.
Memphis Tigers: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Frank Murtaugh has some thoughts about perception versus reality when it comes to this year's Memphis Tigers.
The Land of Blood and Honey
Richard Cohen says we're headed for bad times and could learn from Angelina Jolie's new film, In the Land of Blood and Honey.
Grizzlies/Kings Preview
Chris Herrington assesses the injury-riddled Grizzlies and their prospects against Sacramento and beyond.
Hubble
Take an IMax journey through distant galaxies at the Pink Palace, with Hubble, narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio.
Calling All Hotties
We're now taking nominations for our 2012 Hotties issue. Got a sex bomb in mind? Been ogling that dude at the coffee shop? Click here for more information.
Gene Bartow Dies
Former University of Memphis coach Gene Bartow died Tuesday. Frank Murtaugh has the story.
Grizzlies Beat Kings, 113-96
The Memphis Grizzlies bounced back from their blow-out loss in Chicago by pummeling the Sacramento Kings Tuesday. Chris Herrington has details and analysis.
We Recommend
Music
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The Year in Local Music
Rappers and rockers light the way as we look back at Memphis music from 2011.
Politics
Notes on a Sojourn in Iowa
How things look with the GOP candidates as Vote Number One in the presidential race takes place.
Three Commissioners Sue to Force Redistricting Issue Into Chancery
Ritz, Roland, and Bailey seek declaratory judgment and injunctive relief as way of breaking impasse.
Illegal? A Bribe? Or Just Another Failed Redistricting Plan?
Interim Shelby County Commissioner Brent Taylor tries his hand at deal-making but finds no takers.
The Year in Politics
2011 was a busy political year. Here are five of the most important stories -- and how they impact what comes next.
Sports
Film
The Year in Film
Three critics, 365 days. The best movies to play Memphis in 2011.
Opinion
Us and Them: 2012
Do “white” projects jump the line at the city council?
Blood and Honey
Angelina Jolie’s new movie reminds us this is no time to turn inward.
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Letter From the Editor
The year 2011 was a good one for backward legislators and snakes; a bad one for international despots, those living on a flood plain, and local cats and dogs. Return with me now as I perform my year-in-review journalistic duty and offer some highlights from the past 12 months ...
Food & Wine
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A Year in Food
A look back at 2011
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