Ron Wynn is a journalist based in Nashville, Tennessee, focusing on local news and events. With a background in entertainment and sports journalism, Ron's articles cover a wide range of topics including music, film, cultural events, and sports achievements. His work has been featured in The Tennessee Tribune and Nashville Scene.
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Numerous music luminaries will be honored when the latest group of inductees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame formally join it later in October.
It’s a been a long wait for the premiere of Spike Lee’s documentary about former NFL QB Colin Kaepernick. Kaepernick’s refusal to tone down his activism eventually led to his being blackballed by the NFL (though they still deny that to this day), and he eventually reached an out-of-court settlement with the league while still […]
Ahead of Nashville Jazz Workshop’s annual Jazzmania fundraiser, we take stock with the organization’s artistic director David Rodgers.
Journalist, author and sports commentator Jemele Hill is back in the podcast business. The longtime ESPN and current The Atlantic contributor is teaming with iHeartMedia for “Spolitics,” which debuts Thursday on the iHeartRadio app and all other major audio platforms. New episodes of the show will publish on subsequent Thursdays. Hill and her guests will have varied discussions spanning sports, race, gender, sexuality, social issues and politics, including such topics as immigration, voting rights, gender equity, affordable housing and reproductive rights. Some initial guests scheduled include sports personality Dan Le Batard, former NFL player LeSean McCoy, Michigan Lt. Gov Garlin Gilchrist, Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian, Roland Martin, Errin Haines and Claressa Shields.
Kerry Washington's upcoming role as an army captain is part of a campaign to bring some long-needed exposure and recognition to some often-overlooked heroines of World War II. This was the first and only Women's Army Corps unit of color in that conflict. There were 855 Black women and women of color in the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion. They had to sort through a mail backlog that dated back three years and try to get the right letters to the correct soldiers as part of an effort to improve morale. Plus, they were doing this while fighting overt, sometimes ugly racial discrimination. Washington portrays Charity Adams, the woman in charge of the unit in “The Six Triple Eight,” an upcoming Netflix production from writer/director/producer Tyler Perry.
Saxophonist, educator and record label head Rahsaan Barber has been a mainstay in Nashville jazz circles for many years. Though he's currently working as a professor at The University of North Carolina, he still maintains his local label Jazz Music City. Now he's returning to town this weekend to spotlight his new LP “Six Words,” which features both his sextet Everyday Magic and a slate of all original compositions. He'll be appearing at the Nashville Jazz Workshop's Jazz Cave October 27 in a special album release concert.
Jason Berry’s celebrated documentary “City of A Million Dreams: Parading for the Dead in New Orleans,” is coming to Nashville next month. This is one of the stops for this year’s 2024-2025 South Arts Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers. It is a long-running South Arts program that connects US-based documentary filmmakers with communities throughout […]
By: Ron Wynn
More cast additions for upcoming soap
We take a look at the phenomenal Phil Schaap Jazz Collection, recently arrived at the university’s Blair School of Music, and its long-running, award-winning Blair Big Band.
Historic soccer team celebrated
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