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Lights, camera, action! Every year, innovative filmmakers from all over the world celebrate their cinematic creations at the Oxford Film Festival. The event took place at various locations around Oxford, including the

Farmstead Florals, which began as a passion project of founder Katherine Webb, has blossomed into a thriving agricultural business. Webb and her team of college student employees are on the brink of

The Lafayette-Oxford-University Symphony Orchestra performed several songs at the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts to an audience of University of Mississippi students and members of the Oxford community

With diverse casting, vibrant costuming, and breathtaking cinematography and locations, the Shondaland and Netflix series “Bridgerton,” based on the novels by Julia Quinn, has become an international phenomenon since its 2020 release.

“Grateful to be alive and continuously inspired by life’s little mysteries and pleasures,” country music icon Kacey Musgraves wrote on her Instagram (@spaceykacey) account the day her new album, “Deeper Well,” was

Pop princess Ariana Grande launched her seventh studio album, “eternal sunshine,” to eagerly awaiting fans on Friday, March 8, and it would be completely fair to call this her best work to

Not an eye was dry and no patron was left seated as the touring cast of “Come From Away” took their bows at the Ford Center on Tuesday, March 5. The Tony

Saxophonist Tim McAllister and pianist Liz Ames visited the University of Mississippi to perform a bevy of musical works to an eager crowd at David H. Nutt Auditorium on Monday, March 4.

What is the line between trash and art? That is the question on critics’ minds after the release of “Drive-Away Dolls,” Ethan Coen’s latest project as director and the writing debut of