Today in Memphis, T-Model Ford is gone, the Peabody honors a formerly peg-legged duck, Hog and Hominy is a darling of the New York Times and a new tenant is moving to Overton Square.

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- Alas. Mississippi bluesman T-Model Ford died yesterday at age 89. Or 94. No one's exactly sure. What is certain is the musician led a very, very eventful life.

- Hog and Hominy, the restaurant that can do no wrong, got a glowing review in the New York Times.

- Another tenant - this time, a clothing store - is opening in Overton Park.

- If Pitchfork's excellently written review doesn't make you want to go see "Nothing Can Hurt Me", nothing will.

- Check out this sneak peek inside Chef Ryan Trimm's new East Memphis restaurant, Southward Fare & Libations.

- Your morning feel-good moment: the Peabody has given a special honor to Buttercup the Formerly Peg-Legged Duck .

- Mark your calendars: vintage/new clothing store Hoot + Louise is having a pop-up shop with Memphis ceramics studio Paper + Clay.

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