Chris Davis has the list of nominees for the upcoming 2012 High School Musical Theatre Awards at Intermission Impossible.
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Grizzlies-Clippers Game 2 Preview
The Memphis Grizzlies host the Los Angeles Clippers in game two of their first-round playoff series at 8:30 p.m. tonight at FedExForum. Chris Herrington breaks down the state of the series at Beyond the Arc.
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The Art Academy
The Art Academy: A History of the Memphis College of Art premieres Wednesday. The 7 p.m. show is sold out, so a 10 p.m. screening has been added.
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Get It Light
From Flyer sister publication, Memphis magazine, a fashionable look at pastels.
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Active Art
Ashley Johnston has details on Cinema 7’s bike parade and installation — including a video game using the facade of the MCA building — happening Saturday at Overton Park.
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Hunter Lane Jr.
When Hunter Lane Jr., a pivotal figure in Memphis political history, died Sunday under care at Methodist Le Bonheur Hospice after a lengthy illness, it was a shock to realize he was all of 82 years old. For, even though Lane had become something of an elder statesman in the last decade or so and […]
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School Closings?
The Transition Planning Commission will hear a recommendation Thursday to close 21 schools in Memphis prior to the start of the 2013-2014 school year. John Branston has the story.
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Hanna Star
Hanna Star performs at the Evergreen Playschool Fund-raiser Sunday at Levitt Shell.
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New Coach in Town
He’s showing the flag here and there and getting good reviews for the most part. That’s Justin Fuente, ex-quarterback coach of the TCU Horned Frogs, a formerly obscure college football team which, in recent years, has enjoyed success on par with that other up-from-nothing gridiron squad at Boise State. Fuente, of course, is the new […]
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The Spring Show
The Spring Show at the Shops of Saddle Creek South through April 21st.
