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Ryne Hancock, photographed at Cockadoo's Name: Ryne Hancock Occupation: College football columnist for SouthernPigskin.com and student at Christian Brothers University Hometown: Memphis, Tenn. Neighborhood: Midtown My favorite way to spend a…
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The nice thing about living in a music city is that we get a ton of great live shows every single month. The tough thing, however, is deciding which bands to see. With that in mind, here are 10 recommendations for shows you won't want to miss this…
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The I Love Memphis Podcast is back after a summer hiatus (and a double dose of podcasting in April and May) with an amazing guest - Shelby County Historian and general Memphis expert Jimmy Ogle. You can subscribe for free right here to make sure…
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Judy Moss, photographed packaging chocolate at Dinstuhl's Fine Candies, where she's one of the owners. In other news: - The Midtown branch of YoLo, everyone's favorite local yogurt emporium, is opening this weekend. The grand opening festivities…
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First, you must learn to ignore the factual errors. "Memphis Beat", TNT's new procedural cop drama set in the Bluff City is full of them. The convenience store at the beginning of the show sells both hard liquor and beer (not in real Tennessee, it…
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This week (April 21 - 27) marks the first annual Memphis Beer Week, which is exactly what it sounds like: seven glorious days of beer-related celebrations, tastings, beer dinners and samplings. On any given night this week, you'll be able to…
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Here’s what’s going on in Memphis this week, plus a preview of this weekend. Don't forget to submit your upcoming events to the I Love Memphis Calendar. Tuesday (Jan. 19) Memphis Green Drinks meets monthly to discuss local and global environmental…
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Happy third birthday, I Love Memphis. You're now old enough to drink (in dog years). In August, 2009, I made a thing. When I started, I didn't know what that thing was going to be, only that it was going to be called I Love Memphis and exist on…
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Tiger blue blood may course through the veins of University of Memphis students, but as you'll know if you've ever been late to class because of it, a train track runs through campus. Before the U of M became the sprawling institution of higher…
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When spring happens in Memphis, it happens all at once. I swear my yard didn't look like this a week ago.