Today in Memphis, we make Lionel Hollins-style disapproving faces at the coach's ouster, the Front Street Deli reopens, Nashville is overrun by Hollywood types and the Grizz Girls are holding dance classes. Also, porch poodle!

All of that and more is in today's Memphis news update:

I've been writing about food long enough to know that what I'm about to do isn't the best way to start a restaurant review, but in this case, it's the most honest way: I (mostly) have no idea what I ate at the VGM Market this afternoon, but I loved every single bit of it.

The VGM Market is a small Filipino grocery store with a restaurant and ice cream shop inside. As far as I can tell, it's Memphis' only Filipino food outlet.

You probably already know this, but, in case you don't, you can save events from the I Love Memphis events calendar to your own Google calendars, thus making planning all of the fun things to do in Memphis easier.

All you have to do is click on the event of your choice, then click the "add to my calendar" link at the bottom. Once you do that, you'll be able to add the event to your own Google calendar.

Welcome back to the work week, everybody.

Today in Memphis, we've got a screening of a terrible (but beloved) movie, a possible dog park, free museum admission for military personnel and an update on Bass Pro's progress.

All of that (and more) is in today's Memphis news update.

Here are a handful of photos from this past weekend in Memphis, taken by you guys and uploaded to Instagram.

(The Levitt Shell by @wookieinnards)

Happy Friday! Here are the five events you won't want to miss in Memphis this weekend:

1. The Cameraman, Orpheum Theatre, Friday, 7 p.m., $7

When someone told me that Tsunami had ginger donuts on their dessert menu, I got all excited imagining a spicier version of, well, a Gibson's donut. I was a little surprised (but pleased) when I ordered them last night and got these: The three don

My front porch view of last night's thunderstorms wasn't nearly as great as this.

Photo by @the_shrews via Instagram. To see your photos here, tag them #ilovememphis.

With three new craft breweries opening in Memphis in the next few months, 2013 is going to be an excellent year for locally-made beer.

It's going to be a while before Wiseacre and Memphis Made are up and running, but the third brewery, High Cotton, now has its beers available on tap in a handful of Memphis restaurants.