Last Friday, country music star Curtis Braly celebrated his 13-year anniversary with husband/manager Jeff Riley. The “Song You Can Drink a Beer To” singer met Riley in 2002 at a mutual friend’s dinner party and the two have been inseparable ever since.
Everyone’s family structure is different. The world needs all kinds of people and all kinds of love. Big World, Little Om is a multi-faceted project with a single goal: to celebrate family diversity.
Author Mera Malik has released her first children’s book titled Om The Enchanted: Big World, Little Om, which talks about living in non-traditional households.
story and photos by Jeremie Serrano Satisfying everyone at your holiday table can be complicated, and you’re probably wondering where to even begin! Let me help! I am a vegan
Each year, Playback Memphis chooses six non-profit organizations from a pool of applicants to receive a Playback experience, typically a performance or workshop, at a deeply discounted price. Organizations that
Nashville singer-songwriter Elisabeth Beckwitt started the “Sad Girl’ movement to celebrate the beauty, vulnerability and power of some of Nashville’s most talented ladies.
Shab Chic Holiday Marketplace to open on Black Friday Inaugural market to offer wide array of gifts from diverse set of vendors Shab Chic Marketplace, in partnership with the Memphis
BOYSTOWN series author Jake Biondi will release the ninth installment of his popular BOYSTOWN book series on December 14.
by Kayla Gore, OUTMemphis Transgender Services Specialist | photo by Focus staff Statistics from studies by the National Center for Transgender Equality show a high rate of anti-LGBT+ violence, and
Country star Ty Herndon has released a new music video for his rendition of the Marc Cohn classic “Walking in Memphis.” This is the third video in a four-part series of dance mixes which also contain Herndon’s smash hit “Living in a Moment” and a cover of Whitney Houston’s “I Wanna Dance with Somebody.”
MT Lambda is hosting its 3rd annual Transgender Day of Remembrance on Saturday, November 17 at 6:00 pm at the Student Union Building on the MTSU campus.
The greatest family musical of all time, The Wizard of Oz, touches down in Nashville at Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Jackson Hall for a limited engagement Feb. 8-10, 2019.
