‘inFAMOUS: Second Son’ presents powerful launch
When the PlayStation 4 was first announced, one of the major games that was promoted was the third entry into
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Arts/Entertainment
Evocative echoes: Performing America’s musical heritage
Like any typical undergraduate college semester, there comes a time when students are stressed out about preparing for the ever
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Former military combat photographer is MC’s artist in residence
Maryville College hosted Stacy Pearsall as part of their annual artist in residence program the week of March 24-28. The
Read MoreFashion forward: Festivals aren’t about the fashion
I’ve never been to Bonnaroo, Coachella or any other big name music festival and I don’t see that changing anytime
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Loo’s senior recital ‘writes’ to heart of audience
Adam Loo doesn’t write melodies. He writes entire arrangements, beefing up each song with thick harmonies, counter melodies, lyrical rap
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‘Soiree Winds’ regales audience with French Composers
Woodwind quintet “Soiree Winds,” an ensemble of experienced performers from both the school faculty and local orchestras in the Maryville
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Rolling the bones with Shakey Graves
“It won’t be long ‘till I belong, without all of this unlucky skin.” Those are the opening lines to Shakey
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‘Theophilus’ showcases black heritage through biblical times
For the past week and a half, from Feb. 19-28, the Blackberry Farm Gallery has showcased many series from the
Read MoreVideo game review: ‘Rambo’ storyline better suited for the movies
In the 1980s, movie series called “Rambo” was released, starring Sylvester Stallone as the titular character John Rambo, a soldier
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Fashion forward: Knoxville Fashion Week still searching for an identity
In my last column, I discussed the difference between personal style and fashion. This was on the tail end of
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