Articles in: Entertainment Center

Somewhere in the middle of the 2011 summer, Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel hosted a media tour at the new arena under construction. Reporters gathered...

Like a love letter, the lyrics tell of longing — the deep kind only properly expressed through the rhythmic poetry of a song. The Watson Twins...

Much ado has been made by the media, including by the editors of this magazine, about Downtown living. These stories often have references to the...

In 2002, Bonnaroo was a music fest on a farm in Manchester, Tenn., attended by people who loved music. They didn’t bathe while camping under...

Dressed as a black cat, Ela Stein Weissberger sang proudly from a European stage. In the audience were esteemed poets, artists, and musicians, and on...

In 1989, Sam Kinison was a foul-mouthed comedian who screamed his jokes to his audience, and his popularity soared. Ralphie May was then a 17-year-...

Christmas season is here, which means it’s time for holiday tunes and movies. Specifically, it’s time for the 24-hour TBS showcase of a...

Depending on which music lover you ask, the definition of folk music varies. Is it a centuries-old tune passed down through the rolling hills and...

The idea came from David Burke’s mother: Sing Gene Chandler’s “Duke of Earl.” Burke accepted her advice and convinced his...

Jerry Lawler would be, well, just Jerry Lawler if it weren’t for his crown and penchant for piledriving baddies on the professional wrestling...

Last year, Cirque du Soleil played in 271 cities in 32 countries, and in February 2010, the Canada-based circus celebrated 25 years as a dominating...