New “Lo-Fi in Hi-Fi” Series Celebrates Memphis’ Underground Rap Classics
By now, it’s a widely accepted fact that Memphis’ underground rap scene of the ’90s helped to lay the groundwork […]
Read MoreIndie Memphis is back! This year marks the 25th anniversary of the film festival we all know and love. Been […]
By Kierstyn Pryor Stax Music Academy has done it again! As students of the academy continue to excel in their […]
By: Zachary Corsa From the earliest days of cinema, music has enjoyed a close symbiotic relationship with the filmic arts, […]
Women have been directing films from the beginning of cinema — and have continued to break new cinematic ground since. Earlier on women sometimes had a good shot at participating, but as the studio system took shape, men largely muscled women out of directing, producing, show running and other key creative roles. Female directors persisted anyway, innovating techniques and tackling subjects once prohibited to their gender. This piece focuses on filmmakers that have innovated or pushed boundaries in some way. Thanks to a push for more women in this film and television space.
The River City, Barbecue Pork Capital of the World, Bluff City, Birthplace of Rock ‘n’ Roll and, of course, the […]
By now, it’s a widely accepted fact that Memphis’ underground rap scene of the ’90s helped to lay the groundwork […]
Read MoreEarth Month is the perfect time to reflect on the beauty of nature and the importance of being a good […]
Read MoreBy Katie Kelly Last month, Memphis rapper Bleu Levees dropped his latest project The LSD Tapes Vol 1. The experimental […]
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