Daniel Grear is a Culture Editor for the Arkansas Times, focusing on local arts, entertainment, and cultural events in the Little Rock area. With a passion for promoting local talent and showcasing the vibrant arts scene, Daniel's articles highlight upcoming events, film screenings, music performances, and exhibitions, providing readers with a comprehensive guide to the cultural happenings in Arkansas.
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Daniel Grear focuses primarily on entertainment news, with an emphasis on local events in Little Rock and Arkansas. He appears to be particularly interested in covering music, film, art, and cultural events in the area.
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By: Daniel Grear, Katie Kauss
Arkansas native country star Ashley McBryde — Waldron-born, Mammoth Spring-raised — is back with her first new song since the release of 2023’s “The Devil I Know,” her fourth major label LP and a triumphant mix of sentiment and badassery.
With killer sandwiches and a cozy vibe, Rex's is the kind of dinner setting where one might nod their head upon being seated for the first time and utter something like “this was a good idea.”
By: Daniel Grear
There’s something about that bottle. Whoever decided to package Mountain Valley Spring Water in emerald glass was a marketing genius, able to see into the future and know that a seemingly endless stream of celebrities and athletes would one day proudly carry and consume the product.
Billy Bob Thornton in "Landman" Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+
Willi Carlisle OK, maybe it’s not really a surprise anymore because we’re a little late to the party, but last Friday, a new album from Northwest Arkansas singer-songwriter
For the latest iteration of the annual music issue, the Oxford American turns its affectionally analytical gaze toward Bluff City.
By: Daniel Grear
The stated reason for the paper’s departure is a new terms of service agreement at X, which allows the company to harvest user posts to train its large-language learning models.
By: Daniel Grear
Arkansan performers of note include Jesse Welles, a scraggly-voiced folkster from Ozark whose protest songs recently went viral on social media, and Willi Carlisle, a formerly Fayetteville-based singer-songwriter whose 2024 album “Critterland” landed on year-end lists from Bandcamp and Stereogum.
By: Daniel Grear
"A Clockwork Orange," "Charlie's Angels" and "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" are also among the January lineup.
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