Today in Memphis, we've got some of the cheapest tickets in the NBA, the first five star burger, imposter Thin Mints and an emergency fundraiser for a local artist. 

All of that and so much more more in today's Memphis news update.

If you haven't had a chance to check out "Present Tense" (the Dixon's current exhibit of Memphis art from the past 10 years), there's no better way to see it than during their Art and Soul party on Friday night.

Few players in recent Tiger basketball history are more beloved than D.J. Stephens. It's obvious when the starting lineups are announced at FedExForum, where the ovations for number 30 are twice as long and much louder than those for any other player.

Today in Memphis, we've got a new Craig Brewer movie, a reality show, a ride to the game and some incredible photos from atop the Pyramid.

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

Happy Friday! Here's a list of five things you won't want to miss in Memphis this weekend:

1. Spillit: On the Road, Stories of Travel, Crosstown Arts, Saturday, 7 p.m., free

Did you know that there used to be a bowling alley under the Kroger at Poplar and Highland?

No? Me either.

Someone asked me about it last week, so I asked Twitter, and all of this asking led to a call from Kroger's PR team, inviting me to come check it out.

The official line-up for this year's Memphis in May Beale St. Music Festival has been released, and I'm pleased to announce that there are a bunch of legitimately great bands coming to Tom Lee Park in May.

On today's very special (and sleepy) edition of the Mystery Train, two of the members of Dead Soldiers stopped by to play a few tracks from their brand new record.

And I, being sleepy, forgot to take a picture of them. So here's a picture of them from MemFix last November: