Muslim Culture in a Southern SpaceIn an America where public American narratives of Muslims are limited to images of terrorists and poverty-stricken refugees, our perception of Muslim history may be similarly warped.
Solid and SculpturalThe corporeal experience of reading or viewing a book is at risk as we move into an age of standardized digital tablets and electronics that provide us with the content we want without the physicality of a cumbersome book.
Loyalty and Love in ‘Last Vegas’Industry giants Morgan Freeman, Michael Douglas, Robert DeNiro and Kevin Kline unite in “Last Vegas.”
Filling the SpaceArtist Josh Hailey and local photographer William Patrick Butler are two of the instructors at the new HeARTalot pop-up art studio on North State Street in Fondren.
It Takes a ThiefRebecca Geihsler-Chittom, James Turcotte and Viola Dacus bring the golden age of radio to Duling Hall Nov. 5 and 7 with “The Old Maid and the Thief.”
Lipschitz!“Chicago the Musical” comes to Jackson Nov. 5 and 6.
Cocktail of DebaucheryBrad Pitt and Michael Fassbender are among the beautiful faces in the disappointing “The Counselor.”
A Delta RompJohn Pritchard will sign his latest book at Lemuria Nov. 7.
Bite Into the Forbidden FruitForbidden Fruit. The title alone conjures up red apples and serpents and all manner of biblical things, not to mention the worst of our state's race history.
Johanne d’ Arc: An Experiment in ImprovisationLaina Faul, who plays the lead role in “Johanne d’Arc,” and her cast mates used many improvisation techniques while in rehearsal to get into the story of Joan of Arc.
A Visceral ‘Captain Phillips’Tom Hanks stars in the new Paul Greengrass movie, “Captain Phillips,” about a vessel overtaken by Somalian pirates.
Finding Rhythm on CanvasKen Daley, a 37-year-old Canadian from Cambridge, Ontario, makes it clear that music is a large part of his daily artistic process, a way to vitalize his creative energies.
In “12 Years a Slave,” Chiwetel Ejiofor takes on the story of Solomon Northup.
In an America where public American narratives of Muslims are limited to images of terrorists and poverty-stricken refugees, our perception of Muslim history may be similarly warped.
As the title character, Chris Hemsworth wields a mighty hammer in “Thor: The Dark World.”
The corporeal experience of reading or viewing a book is at risk as we move into an age of standardized digital tablets and electronics that provide us with the content we want without the physicality of a cumbersome book.
Industry giants Morgan Freeman, Michael Douglas, Robert DeNiro and Kevin Kline unite in “Last Vegas.”
Artist Josh Hailey and local photographer William Patrick Butler are two of the instructors at the new HeARTalot pop-up art studio on North State Street in Fondren.
Rebecca Geihsler-Chittom, James Turcotte and Viola Dacus bring the golden age of radio to Duling Hall Nov. 5 and 7 with “The Old Maid and the Thief.”
“Chicago the Musical” comes to Jackson Nov. 5 and 6.
Brad Pitt and Michael Fassbender are among the beautiful faces in the disappointing “The Counselor.”
John Pritchard will sign his latest book at Lemuria Nov. 7.
Forbidden Fruit. The title alone conjures up red apples and serpents and all manner of biblical things, not to mention the worst of our state's race history.
Laina Faul, who plays the lead role in “Johanne d’Arc,” and her cast mates used many improvisation techniques while in rehearsal to get into the story of Joan of Arc.
Tom Hanks stars in the new Paul Greengrass movie, “Captain Phillips,” about a vessel overtaken by Somalian pirates.
Ken Daley, a 37-year-old Canadian from Cambridge, Ontario, makes it clear that music is a large part of his daily artistic process, a way to vitalize his creative energies.
Jacktoberfest brings beer, bratwurst and bands to the Jackson area.