Arts & Entertainment

Nicholas Buccola has written a marvelous, intense dual biography of two American writers who engaged forcefully during the racial turbulence of the 1960s.

Svetlana Alpers, a distinguished scholar of European painting, has, turns her formidable attention to a reader of Flaubert and Baudelaire, a student of Eugène Atget’s French street scenes, and a bon-homme who spoke with a Parisian accent: Walker Evans.

Artist Lee Harper has recreated old Oxford in her new book, “Tiny Oxford,” which is filled with photographs of miniature replications of places that may be gone now, but still remain in the memories of many Oxonians.

By Abi-Leigh DossContributor hottytoddynews@gmail.com The fourth season of The Crown has hurled the late Princess Diana into the fashion spotlight once again.  This season of the...

Plenty of good, holiday fun continues this week with events happening around Oxford and Lafayette County that provide safe ways to celebrate the season.

The Thacker Mountain Radio Hour wrapped its fall season last week, its first without in-person audiences at Off Square Books.

The Justice Family Chapter of Mississippi and its leader Tracey Williams will be giving away teddy bears/stuffed animal along with coloring books and other goodies from 1 to 3 p.m. on Dec. 19 at the Ulysses “Coach” Howell Activity Center.

Oxford artist Earl Dismuke, with Dismuke Design and Creative, will be creating a new piece of art that will be located in the roundabout at South Lamar and Belk boulevards.

The Annual Christmas Open House, presented by J.E. Neilson's and the Oxford Square Alliance, is happening today on the Square.

The upcoming Women of Worth and Excellence Holiday Showcase Market offers an opportunity for Black businesses in and around Oxford to showcase their wares to the public.