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Being Be
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Artist Omari Booker paints a portrait of life on the streets at Elephant Gallery
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Wolf Man brings the monstrous movie season to Amazon Prime
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Glancing at the top films currently streaming on Amazon Prime, there’s the sense that we’re already in deep autumn at the height of scary movie season.
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‘The Actor’ tells an otherworldly story about a life in theater and the theater of life
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The Actor is a slow, quiet and often dreamlike story about memory and place, reality and artifice.
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‘Black Bag’ is brimming with surprising subtleties
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Black Bag is a refreshingly original take on the spy genre featuring a pairing of great actors as husband-and-wife British spooks whose marital trust issues might compromise national security.
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Nashville Street Poetry Project Publishes Debut Chapbook Collection
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New publication showcases The Contributor’s poets
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‘Sinners’ swoops into streaming on MAX
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Sinners is Rotten Tomatoes’ critics’ highest scoring vampire film ever, and it’s 2025’s biggest original horror success.
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Free Range Art
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Daybreak Arts colors outside the clichés
This summer, three remarkable artists are set to bring sometimes-overlooked creative visions to the gallery experience in Downtown Nashville. As part of the curated Art Between the Avenues series, nonprofit artist collaborative Daybreak Arts will activate Gallery 64 inside the historic Arcade Arts venue, re-imagining the space as three immersive mini-galleries that promise to entertain and engage gallery-goers. ScreenshotCorp Posters by BandyBlueBandy as Budd LuddSidney Sparkle
The displays amplify the creative voices of Sidney Sparkle, Blue and Bandy — three artists whose personal journeys through homelessness inform their distinctive artistic styles and stories. Daybreak Arts curated this groundbreaking show to highlight how art can become a vehicle for survival, transformation and profound human connection. The organization is dedicated to utilizing the arts to create income and connection for those who’ve experienced homelessness.This show is the latest display in a mini-trend of local exhibitions by artists who’ve lived on Nashville’s streets, beginning with the excellent “Do You Know How Good You Are?” show by Room In The Inn artists at Julia Martin Gallery in June.
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The Damned’s frozen fishermen catch hell on Hulu
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… critics loved the film, but audiences kind of hated it.
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Animated film adds a killer new chapter to the Predator-verse
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The film’s three chapters all involve lots of violence and bloody action.
