Multiple worlds collide in Philadelphia-based author David Jackson Ambrose’s sophomore novel, A Blind Eye. The novel delves into various forms of domestic abuse, disability, the politics of racial and gender
From NIH News in Health | images from Shutterstock Nothing compares to the joy of coming home to a loyal companion. The unconditional love of a pet can do more
The 2021 LGBT+ College Conference will be held as a virtual event April 1-3, 2021. The conference is FREE to attend for everyone. Please register to help in planning. Conference Theme –
With an onslaught of anti-LGBT legislation in Tennessee, top businesses sign a letter urging a focus on economic recovery. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – Today, 35 corporations and 107 small businesses released
by Ray Rico If you’ve noticed many of the murals and artwork across the city, chances are you’re seeing the beauty brought to you by an artistic vision for Memphis,
curated by Ray Rico This month’s Pop Culture pics focus on reading. Because READING IS FUNDAMENTAL! BOOK Dolly PartonSongteller, My Life in LyricsDOLLY PARTON WITH ROBERT K. OERMANN I dove
Cazateatro Bilingual Theater Group is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization founded in 2010. The mission of Cazateatro is to share the Hispanic-American culture through the scenic arts to create a
edited by Joan Allison | photos courtesy of Brittany Pace (Above photo: Pace, with a snuggle bug patient, says she’s living her dream job as Spay Memphis’ executive director.) QUICK
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE RETURNS TO MEMPHIS WITH ANT CLEMONS FOR A POWERFUL NEW RENDITION OF “BETTER DAYS” AT THE STAX MUSEUM TO CELEBRATE THE BIDEN/HARRIS INAUGURATION KIRK FRANKLIN ADDS INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE ON
story and photos by Savannah Bearden, Director of Communications Planned Parenthood of Tennessee and North Mississippi Someone becoming what other people may not think they should be – but who
In the wake of rising Coronavirus cases in the Mid-South and safety measures imposed by the Shelby County Health Department, Playhouse on the Square’s theaters will remain closed to patrons. However, art
Gender neutral pronouns have been around for centuries. At least as far back as 12th century Old English, the pronouns were almost indistinguishable, which prompted the use of ‘she’ to
