The Week in Culture (July 24th)
MOVIES Hot Ticket: The Fantastic Four: First Steps By all accounts, Marvel has finally regained its mojo with this 60s-set reboot that fin
Summer Spotlight: County Highway Comes to Grimey’s
The months after the pandemic may not have seemed like the best time to start a print newspaper modeled after the 20-page broadsides of the
Superman Isn’t The Problem
Understanding the motivations behind the online rage is the key to countering America’s cultural rot.
Summer Spotlight: Liquor Lab
In a city of wayward pedal taverns and $12 PBRs, many a Nashvillian has vowed to drink more at home. But few have the type of innate Patters
Major Lewis & Nashville’s Pyramid
A profile of one of Nashville's most impactful patriarchs
The Devil Went Down To Dayton
The Tennessee town that played host to the Scopes Monkey Trial wants to tell its own story
Forever 2002
Why the Long Post-9/11 Summer still defines our cultural imagination.
The COVID War Kids
The pandemic wrecked Gen Z. Now, they’re upending the arts and culture status quo.
Strickland's Church
Egyptian Revival in Music City
A Game Show for Trump 2.0
Allegra Dru Milisitz has been in isolation since Inauguration Day for Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss? Now, she’s ready to enter an entirely different world.
Nashville's Most Mysterious Man
The story of Ben Allen, a Buddha statue, and a mysterious creature called The Thing
Rod Dreher Lives Not by Lies
The renowned conservative intellectual discusses his new documentary series and the unwavering threat of totalitarianism.
Chris Cobb Can’t Stop Reenacting “The Battle for Nashville’s Soul”
A new documentary deifies the former EXIT/IN owner, but the facts have been easily accessible for anyone curious enough to look.
Hot Chicken Across The U.S.A.
A dispatch concerning Nashville's spiciest export
Spring Activity: Cheekwood in Bloom
For longtime Nashvillians, the official start of spring isn’t a week off with the kids or the sundry 80-degree days that dot early April, bu