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Khalid defines modern young adulthood in ‘Free Spirit’

Two years after youthful R&B standout Khalid dropped his first album “American Teen,” he’s back in the saddle to showcase the growth and polishing he’s gone through since being that “Young Dumb & Broke” eighteen-year-old we fell in love with. It’s interesting to see how “Free Spirit”...

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Humans of Ole Miss project shares stories, struggles

Photographs of people captured in their daily lives — doing things like eating chicken tenders and sitting at picnic tables in the Grove — flashed...

Ole Miss Theatre brings a new perspective on an ancient tale with ‘Eurydice’

This week, Ole Miss Theatre & Film students take the stage to bring the classic myth of Orpheus to life in “Eurydice.” The play, written by Sarah...

Code Pink’s ‘The Balls Ball’ to bring fellowship and fun to the Oxford LGBTQ community

Since the early 2000s, Code Pink has hosted dozens of events to provide an opportunity for fellowship to the LGBTQ+ community in Oxford. Oxford also does...

Southern Gothic author River Jordan to present from her memoir

River Jordan, playwright and author of Southern Gothics like “The Gin Girl” and “Saints in Limbo,” will read from and speak about her new memoir at 5:30 p.m. tonight at Off Square Books. Jordan is stopping in Oxford on tour with the memoir, which came out on Tuesday. Her book, titled “Confessions of a Christian Mystic,” discusses her own life’s journey, from...

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Playlist of the week: Scottish songs for Tartan Day

While some people may not realize it, this Saturday marks Tartan Day, a North American holiday that celebrates Scottish Heritage. Tartan Day is similar...

Kiese Laymon discusses ‘spaces of belonging,’ writing, paradoxes

Kiese Laymon addressed difficult, often contradictory truths head-on with honesty and eloquence Friday afternoon during the Oxford Conference for the Book. Laymon,...

Challenging the musical landscape: St. Paul and the Broken Bones returns to Oxford

After 75 minutes of uninterrupted vibrato and groove, Paul Janeway and the rest of his eight-piece band abruptly left the stage. Calls of “One more song!”...

Album review: Billie Eilish keeps her hold on pop noir

Before last Friday, it seemed like Billie Eilish couldn’t get any bigger. She’s just finished headlining her second tour, she’s almost made it to...

Tapping into Oxford’s culture: Miss-I-Sippin’ Beer Festival celebrates 10 years

Ten years ago, the Miss-I-Sippin’ Beer Festival began as an initiative to highlight food, culture and related trends in Oxford. Now, the fundraiser has...

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