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Why wait for the stars to align when you can drive through them? Starry Nights is back at Shelby Farms Park, lighting up Memphis with twinkling displays, festive cheer, and all the holiday magic you can pack into one carload. Starry Nights at…
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The I Love Memphis Podcast October edition is now available! This month, our guest was The University of Memphis President Dr. M. David Rudd. You can subscribe for free right here to make sure you don't miss a minute of Kevin Cerrito and me…
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We know Aldo's Pizza Pies for their pizza, obviously, but don't miss their delicious sandwiches. Today I'll tell you about Aldo's take on the Cuban sandwich, called "Cubano" on their menu. Aldo's has two locations, one in midtown Memphis and one…
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"Million Dollar Quartet", the musical about a legendary recording session at Sun Studio, is coming to the Orpheum next week. The cast already knows Memphis music - here's your chance to get to know them. A handful of cast members were kind enough…
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There are few things more Memphis than wrestling. While kids in other parts of the country grew up watching cartoons, Saturday mornings in Memphis were reserved for watching live wrestling on WMCTV, hosted by the best announcing tag team ever,…
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Memphis is a city that loves its meat. We have no fewer than four festivals celebrating meat of some kind, and even though we have options, I get a lot of emails from vegetarian and vegan visitors that feel a little left out when they come to…
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Right now, a group of motivated Memphis high schoolers are preparing business pitches for the upcoming LITE Pitch Night, when their entrepreneurial dreams (or, okay, at least their project funding wishes) could come true. LITE student Jalen…
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The Flaming Lips kicked off their attempt to break the world record for most concerts in a 24-hour period at Handy Park yesterday afternoon. The eight show mini-tour was part of the 2012 O Music Awards and is taking the Lips from Memphis through…
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339 / 365 C. James Bye has only been in Memphis for about four months, but he's settled in and making things happen. He's an adjunct English professor at Southwest Tennessee Community College and a debate team judge. He's also started a record…
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326 / 365 Kelly D. Price is a retired army veteran originally from Columbus, Ga., but he's been a Memphian since 2006. He's the CEO of Networking in Memphis. When he's not working, he's involved in Kids in Tech, the Urban League, the NAACP and…