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MEMernet: Encouragement, Krogering, and Silver Linings
A roundup of Memphis on the World Wide Web.
| Mar 26, 2020
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Indoor Survival Guide: Eight Ways to Beat the 'Rona Blues
by Flyer Staff | Mar 26, 2020
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MEMernet: Corona-moji, Hoarding King Cobra Tallboys
A roundup of Memphis on the World Wide Web.
| Mar 19, 2020
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Will Sexton on His New Album, Reinventing Himself, & Writing With Waylon
by Alex Greene | Mar 26, 2020
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In Space: Re-evaluating Alex Chilton’s Swan song, 15 years On
by Alex Greene | Mar 19, 2020
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Quarantined with Quality Living’s Something Softly Caught Me
Indie rockers deliver a spring anthem — just in time for quarantine.
by Jesse Davis | Mar 19, 2020
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From Netflix to Criterion: All You Need to Know About What’s Streaming
by Chris McCoy | Mar 26, 2020
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Wendy 1
Escape this harsh reality with a trip to a unique Neverland in Wendy.
by Chris McCoy | Mar 19, 2020
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Onward
Pixar Takes You On An Animated Quest for a Missing Dad
by Chris McCoy | Mar 12, 2020
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Parallel Lives: Emily St. John Mandel’s The Glass Hotel
Author’s fifth novel offers quiet comfort.
by Jesse Davis | Mar 26, 2020
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Taxi Driver: Lee Durkee’s New Novel 1
UFOs, cab rides, and hard luck in Lee Durkee’s new novel.
by Jesse Davis | Mar 12, 2020
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Kid Detective: Djinn Patrol on the Purple Line
Deepa Anappara’s debut novel has humor and heart.
by Jesse Davis | Feb 6, 2020
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Not Fade Away: Lawrence Matthews III’s Art at the Dixon
Memphis artist catalogues crumbling infrastructure, nature reclaiming furniture, and abandoned vehicles in “To Disappear Away (Places Soon to Be No More).”
by Jesse Davis | Mar 19, 2020
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Jackie Murray Honors Harriet Tubman in One-Woman Show
The next performance of "Harriet Tubman: One Woman's Journey" is Thursday, February 20th.
by Jon W. Sparks | Feb 20, 2020
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The CLTV’s “The Audacity” Explores Black Representation
The exhibition of works by 12 black artists is on view through March 12th.
by Julia Baker | Feb 7, 2020
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Working — and Drinking — From Home 2
by Richard Murff | Mar 27, 2020
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Award-Winning Chefs Ticer and Hudman Talk Bishop, the Fire at Hog & Hominy, and More
The chefs and restauratuers speak on James Beard Awards, rebuilding, and new horizons.
by Lorna Field | Mar 19, 2020
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Oxford Growl: Celebrating an Anniversary South of the (TN) Border
by Richard Murff | Mar 12, 2020
