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What’s a shy Englishman with a dying wife to do when he suddenly finds himself stuck in small-town Georgia? In Larry Shue’s “The Foreigner,” this is the exact predicament in which the ever-endearing Charlie Baker finds himself. A timid man who would rather contemplate life than engage in it, Charlie...

Photo by Ariel Cobbert “Dunhuang: Through the Lens of James and Lucy Lo,” a documentary photography exhibit that captures art on the walls...

Pisces, the Fish: Feb. 19- March 20 Venus smiles on you this month, Pisces. Love and happiness is in the air, and there might even be a surprise visit...

Atlanta rap group Migos released their new album “Culture” Jan. 27, and it has already climbed to the top of the Billboard 200, making it the No....

Tuesday morning, Visit Oxford held a press conference to announce details about the upcoming Double Decker Arts Festival. The festival will be held April...

Lakia Taylor, a freshman marketing major, came to Ole Miss with hopes of making connections while expanding her clientele and business called Kia’s Jewels....

As the Oscars near, it is important to remember some films that may have been overlooked in the past. “My Life as a Dog” is a Swedish-language film that almost flawlessly captures the innocence, pain and turmoil of growing up. “My Life as a Dog” earned director Lasse Hallström a Best Director nomination at the 60th Academy Awards in 1988. This is of particular...

Oxford residents gather while Mayor Pat Patterson speaks at Visit Oxford for the Double Decker Arts Festival press conference Tuesday. Photo courtesy:...

He can be anywhere from 6 to 12 feet tall. He can teleport, has long tentacle-like arms and no face. He always wears a black suit, and he preys on children. These...

This week in Oxford… Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – The UM Museum 7 p.m. – Cards Against Humanity – The Growler 8 p.m....