
‘Memphis Rocks,’ but Mid-South publisher’s marketing stinks
In online marketing, there can be a fine line between parody and deceptive advertising. The key is in the presentation.
The stupidity of some spammers never fails to amaze me. Of course neither does the stupidity of some people who buy into their scams.
Summer storms battered the Mid-South yesterday, damaging and destroying homes in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Actor, diabeetus spokesman and cockfighting enthusiast Wilford Brimley is selling his Wyoming Horse Ranch (despite the fact he’s very much still alive).
Nine months after the “Lou Grant” fifth-season episode “Obituary” aired in 1982, an airplane used in the production crashed in an eerie case of life imitating art.
When Louisville’s Bingham family owned The Courier-Journal, they might continue paying an employee after they died. Gannett? Not so much.
How big is Kentucky’s 2014 U.S. Senate race expected to be? Big enough for McClatchy’s Lexington Herald-Leader to hire another reporter, that’s how big.
I review the 2008 movie “Strictly Sexual,” a romantic comedy directed by Joel Viertel and starring Amber Benson, Kristen Kerr, Johann Urb and Stevie Long.
Chattanooga State PR flap illustrates why euthanasia should only be used as a last resort in controlling Canada goose population problems.