Entries for the 'arts' Category

We got to go down to the town hall tonight, me and Mama and Brodie. We’re the last family they’re talking to, and the ones who got the worst of it, if you ask me...

You said you knew the first moment you held me in your arms…you had been waiting...

Lida Stark spent the winter getting rid of things. The trampoline her daughter Della had long since outgrown, the Singer sewing machine her grandmother had given her, seven mismatched chairs her uncle had stolen, piece by piece...

gallop; a two-syllable / symphony. bones / compounding earth / such a heavy load / in the mist / of the low-hanging clouds fog-wet, smothering / you see the outlines / their long necks...

This is what the man in front of me has in his buggy: maple pecan granola, black cocoa, almond flour, Vietnamese cinnamon, ground beef, six sweet potatoes, two bottles of Shiraz...

Every year, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences hosts the Emmy® Awards in Los Angeles, an event to honor excellence in television programming. Last year, Natalie Driscoll, twenty-eight, who grew up in Fort Smith, was there as a nominee.

The next time it rains, find a storm drain and watch as the water gushes into it. Then, think about what’s in that rainwater. It contains a little of everything it rushed across.

Fayetteville’s Randall Shreve is one of the most unique and innovative musical artists in the state. His raucous “cabaret rock” has garnered fervent followers who call themselves...

The lowbellied moon wastes/to thin remembrance as/six cedes seven./The revolutions/mark her waxing/until she stands,/a fair-haired,/firm-skinned,/reflection of myself as...

When Shawn Adair entered college, he dreamed of producing music videos, which were all the rage back in the mid-1980s. But his first experience in film class was a bad one...