The haunting resonance of ‘Till’
Within a state with as fractured a racial history as Mississippi, the 1955 murder of Emmett Till remains one of its most tragic stories, capitalized by the judiciary injustice that followed. It
A playlist that warrants Crimson tears
It’s finally that time of the football season that every Ole Miss Rebel has been waiting for — the Alabama game. A game of this magnitude cannot go without a playlist of
‘Wakanda Forever’ and the impact of its Black and Latino representation
On Nov. 11, Marvel’s “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” will be in theaters nationwide. The sequel’s release after a four-year delay, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the death of lead actor Chadwick
‘A Difficult Legacy:’ Nashville author to highlight dark country music roots at Thacker Mountain
Marissa R. Moss was born and raised in New York City. Despite much of a market for country music in the area, Moss’ father exposed her to the musical genre from a
‘Below the Surface’ peers deep into the life and art of Wyatt Waters
Mississippi is not a big place or a famous place. Yet somehow, truly amazing people arise here. William Faulkner and Eudora Welty set their stories here. Bo Diddley, Robert Johnson and Elvis
‘Shredding’ light on the skateboarding and punk scene in the south
The Oxford Skate Park hosted an audience of all ages and skating abilities for the SouthTalks series event “Skating South: Oral Histories and Music” on Nov. 1. Film students worked alongside Southern
UM Theatre goes “Into the Woods”
The University of Mississippi’s Theatre and Film program is premiering its production of “Into the Woods” on Friday, Nov. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in Fulton Chapel. There will be subsequent shows performed
Flatland Cavalry brings Texas charm to Oxford
A mix of both Texas and Nashville influences, Flatland Cavalry consists of leader and chief lyricist Cleto Cordero, fiddle player Wesley Hall, guitarist Reid Dillon, drummer Jason Albers, bassist Jonathan Saenz and
The hierarchy of mediocrity changes with DC’s ‘Black Adam’
The film, which follows the DC Comics antihero, portrayed by Dwayne Johnson, was originally greenlit back in 2014. While the film’s rocky development was likely due to the lack of preparedness and
Hallelujah! Dylan Scott Brings “Amen to That Tour” to the Lyric
Country music singer Dylan Scott is preparing to take the Lyric stage on Friday, Nov. 4, for the Oxford stop on his “Amen to That Tour.” Scott’s appearance follows the release of