You're nobody until somebody creates a fake Twitter account for you. Here are 15 fake versions of notable Memphians that you should follow:
1. @FantasyPastner
The enthusiastic, squeaky clean thoughts of "Josh McPastner", fake University of Memphis basketball coach.
Today in Memphis, prepare yourself for wine sales in grocery stores, find a new job and give in to the motivational powers of Tony Allen. Also, Travel+Leisure thinks you should get a slice of pizza.
All of that and more is in today's Memphis news update.
The greatest piece of art you'll see today (or possibly ever) is this portrait of Prince Mongo riding a Tiger, painted by Alex Warble.
(Alex 'Warble' Harrison, 'Prince Mongo Riding UM Tiger', oil on canvas, 24x36", 2011, courtesy of the artist.)
Go ahead and make your lunch plasn. The Memphis Food Truckers Association is holding a food truck rodeo in Court Square downtown today.
Comedy fans, mark your calendars: acerbic stand-up comedian Doug Stanhope is stopping in Memphis on his current tour.
Today in Memphis, we've got an 18 game winning streak, two TV appearances, and a reason to contact your state representative. Also, if you missed the Hi-Tone's last show, you can listen to it via the magic of the Internet.
All of that and more is in today's Memphis news update.
A former Piggly Wiggly-turned-discount-grocery isn't the sort of place I would normally go for a great beer selectionHappy Friday! Here's this weekend's list of five Memphis events you won't want to miss:
Tiger basketball player Shaq Goodwin is good at a lot of things - shooting, assisting, grinning manically while running down the court after he makes a great play. But, did you know that he's also got sweet dance moves?
Memphis Tigers Video captured Goodwin doing his signature happy dance, a move that reporter Jason Smith accurately described as "the caveman", during Memphis' game against UCF.
I had to try Bharat after several people (including the members of Fast Planet) gushingly declared it the best Indian restaurant in Memphis.
