Arts & Culture

One of the few things you will never hear anyone say is “I wish I had bad skin.” Everyone, everywhere, wants healthy looking skin. As mid-September approaches, the weather is changing, and our skin is being affected by it. During these...

The Lyric Oxford will feature up-and-coming rapper Moneybagg Yo tonight.  Outside of the Memphis rap scene, Yo is relatively new, but he has shown himself to be a rapper worth keeping your eye on. His first releases, a series of singles,...

Welcome back to the weekly playlist created by yours truly. This week I’ve got a great set of tunes from the golden decade — the ‘80s. Of course, acts like Queen, Michael Jackson and Culture Club were popular back then,...

Country star Paul Cauthen’s strong voice and Southern anthems will hit the stage Wednesday at Proud Larry’s. Cauthen will take the spotlight to perform his full-length solo debut album, “My Gospel." He gave insight into how his album got its name, recalling a bet...

“It” is a refreshing horror film that brings life back to a genre that has been plagued with cliché after cliché in the recent years. From beginning to end, the viewer is assured to be on edge due to director Andy Muschietti’s...

The sophomore season of "Insecure" left fans laughing but also in tears at times as they wrapped up the season with shocking conclusions. Photo courtesy: Variety.com "Insecure" depicts Issa Dee’s life with authenticity and comedy through relatable experiences. After a...

As humans, we like to pride ourselves in the fact that we’re the only animal species able to use language to communicate meaning – however, recent research shows that may not be exactly true. Thursday night at Brevard Hall, Angela Dassow,...

In this week’s Word on the Street, Ole Miss students and faculty answer the question, "What does 9/11 mean to you?" Photo by: Jacqueline Schlick "It's a day of humbling. It's the day that we have to take time to...

Monday 6 p.m. - "Jackson" screening hosted by FEMISS - Lamar Hall Tuesday 4 p.m. - Corabel Shofner with "Almost Paradise" - Off Square Books 5 p.m. - Kathleen Wickham with "We Believed We Were Immortal" - Off Square Books...

Journalism professor Kathleen Wickham is kicking off her book tour for “We Believed We Were Immortal” at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Off Square Books to commemorate the 55th anniversary of James Meredith's enrollment as a student at Ole Miss. Photo courtesy:...