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Weekly podcast: Crime, confessions, convictions

Beware: This Halloween season, I’ll be featuring some eerie podcasts. Each week, podcasts will be centered around a different theme that will make your hairs stand up. From crime narratives to investigations, I’ve

October 5, 2017

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Southern Foodways Alliance to celebrate Latino culture, cuisine at annual fall symposium

The Southern Foodways Alliance will pay tribute to “El Sur Latino” at its annual fall symposium this weekend. Journalist, author and symposium presenter Gustavo Arellano said that having the entire SFA conference

October 5, 2017

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‘Fault Lines’ art exhibit abstractly explores relationship between blame, environment

In order to understand “Fault Lines,” a collection of tapestries and prints by Mary Zicafoose on display at the University of Mississippi Museum, one should probably read former U.S. Poet Laureate Ted

October 4, 2017

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Movie review: ‘American Made’ glorifies materialism, corrupt values

Newly released film “American Made” sells excess and luxury, but it has little to offer under its surface. “American Made” is based on the true story of Barry Seal, a talented TWA airline

October 4, 2017

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‘Younger Now’ album review: Is Miley Cyrus normal now?

Remember when Miley Cyrus hosted “Saturday Night Live” in 2013 and said Hannah Montana was dead? It’s only been four years since the funeral, but Miley Montana is back, and the results

October 4, 2017

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Thirty years later, ‘A Different World’ remains as relevant as ever

Last month marked the 30th anniversary of the beloved Cosby Show spinoff “A Different World.” “A Different World” premiered on NBC on Sept. 24, 1987, and was set at the fictional historically black

October 3, 2017

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Weekly playlist: LGBT History Month

Hello, everyone, and happy LGBT History Month! This week, I have a playlist featuring LGBT musicians and artists in celebration of this historic month. We’ve got some of the old greats like

October 3, 2017

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Oxford Burger Company introduces new style of dining to Square

Oxford Burger Company is introducing a new style of dining to the Oxford Square. The fast and casual restaurant brings a simple but well-done menu with the aim of providing all of Oxford

October 2, 2017

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October is here, and so are the fall recipes

Slowly yet surely, fall has arrived in Oxford. As the weather gets chillier and the leaves begin to change, it becomes more apparent than ever that fall is the season for sweets and

October 2, 2017

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Review: Noah Gundersen’s ‘White Noise’ lacks poetry, depth of previous work

If you’re a die-hard Noah Gundersen fan, hold on tight. His newest album will probably disappoint you. Gundersen, an eclectic indie folk singer from Seattle, released his third full-length album entitled “White

October 2, 2017

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