Sara Moseley & the Aesthetics of Memphis Music
Artist Sara Moseley followed the music all the way to Goner Records.
Brandi Rinks
December 4, 2023
Arts + Entertainment
We Belong: Q + A with Dee Torrell
LGBT advocate Dee Torrell DJs at WYXR FM 91.7 Memphis in a show called We Belong, every Sunday afternoon at
Mud
November 16, 2023
The Divine Journey of Lawrence Matthews
The Divine Journey of Lawrence Matthews by Amanzi Arnett.
Amanzi Arnett
November 15, 2023
Rustin: Justice for All
Movie Review by William Smythe Bayard Rustin lived in not only two but three separate worlds. As a queer and
William Smythe
November 7, 2023
William Smythe
November 5, 2023
Arresting, Relevant Drama Storms Theatre Memphis’ Next Stage
Memphis, TN – The Next Stage at Theatre Memphis presents American Son by Christopher Demos-Brown, February 4 -20, 2022, as part of its
Focus Mid-South
January 28, 2022
How ‘Fear Street’ Became Queer Street
The director, openly gay writer, and non-binary star on the popular book series’ queer evolution By Chris Azzopardi Phil Graziadei,
Chris Azzopardi
July 20, 2021
On Clovers & Goldfish
story and photo illustration by Moth Moth Moth No matter where you go in Memphis, odds are you have been
Moth Moth Moth
July 15, 2021
Nashville Pride Festival Presented by Bridgestone and Nissan Announces 2021 Entertainment Lineup; Tickets on Sale Friday
Festival and Parade to celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride in downtown Nashville NASHVILLE, TN (July 14, 2021) — The 32nd Annual Nashville
Focus
July 14, 2021
Shine On, Miss Coco Peru
story by Miss Mothie | photos by Peter Palladino How does one begin to write about someone so writerly as
Moth Moth Moth
July 6, 2021
A Magical Mix: Matt Petty + Cristy Michel
by Focus Staff | photo courtesy of Matt Petty You Can Call Me Sir is an electronic rock collective featuring
Focus Mid-South
June 30, 2021
Be Creative: Yancy Calvo, Artist
by Sarah Rushakoff | photos courtesy of Yancy Calvo Where were you born?Mexico City What was your favorite thing to
Sarah Rushakoff
June 23, 2021
