Broadway performer, and Brookhaven native, Randy Redd directs ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ at New Stage Theatre
Preview of a ‘Different’ film reveals similarities between rich and poor
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Screen adaptation of best-seller ‘Same Kind of Different As Me’ was filmed in Mississippi
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Dockery Farms – a cradle of the blues – gins up landmark status
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The Delta plantation, a robust reminder of the connection between cotton and the blues, was recently named a Mississippi Landmark
Delta TV personality’s network to highlight the South, empowering women
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Former news director of WABG-TV Pam Chatman is launching her own national network
Hearts full of love for ‘Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man’ on The Playlist
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Next up: ‘Born in Mississippi,’ ‘Down in Mississippi (Up to No Good),’ 13 Days’ and ‘Don’t Leave Me This Way’
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Musicians Hall of Fame honors seven ‘sensational’ Mississippians
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This year’s inductees include legends of R&B, bluegrass, jazz and the recording industry
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Signs point way to bringing Clarksdale together
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Signs and memorials honor athletes, musicians, educators and more that influenced this community
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‘Picturing Mississippi’ weaves state’s history into colorful tapestry
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Blockbuster exhibition is part of Mississippi Museum of Art’s celebration of the state’s bicentennial
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Tiny town is now a mecca for adventurous eaters
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Farm-to-table movement finds fertile ground in Flora
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Ridgeland gamers get on board with charitable acts
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Jesse Labbe and Anthony Coffey’s WHO GOES THERE? is a game of “growing paranoia.”
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Hooked on boogie: Two exhibits cater to fans of blues legend John Lee Hooker
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Grammy Museum Mississippi and Delta Blues Museum recall one of the blues’ most remarkable careers
SEWing together quilts and relationships
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Sewing Every Wednesday recently received its third grant from Mississippi Arts Commission
Mississippi Book Festival: ‘A literary lovers haven’
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Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden kicked off the third-annual festival in Jackson Saturday, which showcased more than 220 authors
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Heritage and history afford Mississippi unique place in literary landscape
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Third annual Book Festival looks at history through literary lens
How a humble raising crafted a dazzling Mississippi fashion designer
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It took a bout of being homeless for one young Mississippian to discover his aspiration of being a fashion designer
‘Chain Gang’ works its way onto the Playlist
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Up next: ‘Bye Bye Bye’; ‘Hush, Hush’: ‘Regulate’, and ‘Stop! In the Name of Love’