Filmmaker Matteo Servente moved to Memphis from Torino, Italy to make "The Romance of Loneliness", a film about a woman who "abandons her plan to find herself out west to accompany her grandmother to the same-sex wedding of her cousin at a West Tennessee farmouse."

Here, he answers my questions about moving to Memphis, the city's surprises and what he wants for dinner tonight.

Meet MMA fighter Jamie Houston and his fists of fury. He's fighting in the Empire Fights MMA event at the Agricenter on July 28th. Here, he talks about why he started fighting, his worst injuries and what he's doing with the money he makes from ticket sales.

Dorothy Parker once quipped that "Boys don't make passes at girls who wear glasses." As a bespectacled lady, I can say that that's true - sometimes. Boys don't make passes at girls who wear boring glasses.

If you passed through the intersection of Park and Mt. Moriah sometime between roughly 2006 and 2010, you've probably seen Chris Robinson. But chances are, you don't know him as Chris - you know him as the Little Caesar's Air Guitar Guy.

He was the Tony Allen of sign holding. Headphones on, Chris played his square pizza sign like it was a flying V and he was in an arena, not on a street corner during rush hour. He jumped, he slid, he arched his back and lifted his air guitar to traffic in a neverending, silent solo.

Editor's note: I'm very excited to share this guest post from Soulsville Charter School writing teacher Trakela Weaver. Here's an insider's look at the school, which provides a unique, music-based education for kids in the Soulsville neighborhood.

When I first started teaching at The Soulsville Charter School (TSCS) here in Memphis, I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. The sense of community is almost overwhelming. The music permeates the campus.

Meet Allen K. Turner, a Memphian (ok, North Mississippian, but close enough) serving with the Mississippi Army National Guard. Here, he answers my questions about what he's working on, the dish he's craving most and what he misses about Memphis:

Ronnie Biggs, graphic designer, photographed at the Soulsville Charter School.

Meet Gina Bargiachi. She's a creative intern, native Memphian and passionate cyclist. Here, she talks about her work with Bike and Build, the best concert she's ever been to and her three-legged dog: