Arts & Entertainment

Theatre Oxford Sets Auditions for ‘Almost, Maine’

Theatre Oxford will hold auditions later this month for its upcoming production of Almost, Maine, a romantic comedy by John Cariani. Auditions are scheduled for...
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What Makes Southerners Different? We Have a Culture of Our Very Own

How different are Southerners? It was in New York City in the early days of my yankee imprisonment that I first caught on to...

January Art Crawl Features Spies, Stop-Motion Animation, Andy Warhol Tribute and More

The Yoknapatawpha Arts Council (YAC) and Oxford Film Festival have partnered to produce an unforgettable Art Crawl, starting at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 23. For...

"Today" Show's New Co-Anchor Remembers an Ole Miss Legend

Matt Lauer’s downfall has paved the way for Hoda Kotb, the new co-anchor of NBC’s “Today,” but she probably wouldn’t have gotten there without...

Pop Up Oxford Captures Town's Spirit with Week of Culture, Cocktails and Cool Tunes

The second Pop Up Oxford will kick off Saturday, Jan. 20, and continue through Saturday, Jan. 27, with events and programs celebrating Oxford’s rich...

Tonight's Golden Globes Could Be Most Exciting in Years

With betting odds too close to call in the Best Picture and Acting categories, Sunday’s 75th Anniversary Golden Globes, presented by the Hollywood Foreign...

Oxford Fiber Arts Festival Weaves Tapestry of Culture and Fun for All Ages

The Oxford Fiber Arts Festival returns to the Powerhouse for the eighth year in a row, running Jan. 25-28. The family-friendly festival showcases exhibits by...

Board and Brush Receives Rave Reviews from Clientele

Ever since Board and Brush Creative Studio opened its doors in the Corner Mall at 1525 University Ave., customers have been creating unique, wooden...

Weekend at the Movies: Here's What's Showing Now at Malco (with Trailers)!

Wanting to know what new movies are playing at the local theaters this week? HottyToddy.com is proud to bring you a sneak preview from...

Mississippi Quote of the Day: Tig Notaro's First On-Stage Joke

For actor-comedian Tig Notaro, 2012 was not a very good year. That February, she contracted pneumonia, followed by an intestinal disease that caused her...

Thursday's Top Tune Throwback: Don McLean's "American Pie"

Feb. 3, 1959: The day the music died! A 13-year old paperboy had just learned of the plane crash that took three of his...
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