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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By Ron Wynn NASHVILLE, TN — New leaders are taking over for the basketball and track squads at Fisk University.
The quest of various Americans to win gold medals in track and field competition are far from the only big stories with the Olympics due to start July 26. Perhaps the biggest one away from the track is the return to Olympic competition of reigning world champion gymnast Simone Biles. She became only the fourth […]
By Ron Wynn NASHVILLE, TN — A pair of powerhouse jazz ensembles, one local, the other a Crescent City institution, will get the Under The Stars series at Cheekwood Estate & Gardens underway Friday night. Vanderbilt University’s Blair Big Band under the leadership of Director Ryan Middagh will lead things off, followed by New Orleans’ […]
Though the film won't be released until next year, there was still considerable excitement this Friday when the trailer was released for the newest edition to the Captain America franchise. “Captain America: Brave New World” features Anthony Mackie in his first time as Captain America.
ESPN last week launched a new eight-part docuseries that celebrates the career of tennis star Serena Williams. “In The Arena” showcases milestones in her career that covered 27 years and saw her win 23 Grand Slam singles titles as well as Olympic medals. It also covers other milestones in her life while also pointing out some challenging moments. Each episode will air on ESPN + exclusively, which means that fans who want to see it must have a subscription to that ESPN streaming service.
In our live-review column The Spin, the legendary songsmith and total entertainer brings his new LP ‘Blackgrass’ to Nashville.
NASHVILLE, TN — Any music fan who missed the earlier screening this week of the rare and valuable film “The Blues Under The Skin” gets another chance Thursday. It's being shown for a final time in a rare afternoon screening at the Belcourt. It was a classic work by filmmaker Roviros Manthoulis, despite the casual blurring at times of straight documentary fact and fictional cinematic encounters.
By Ron Wynn The versatile Maya Rudolph took top honors as the Emmy Awards were announced last week.
While the Summer Olympics represents the world's greatest sporting event, it has even greater meaning for those athletes who strive for years and finally make their national teams. Nashville and Middle Tennessee is well represented in the 2024 Paris edition, which begins Friday. There are many area athletes in various sports who will be vying for international glory and Olympic medals over the next couple of weeks. Heading the parade is Vanderbilt's Veronica Fraley, a 24-year-old graduate student and winner of this year's NCAA outdoor women's discus final. The 2024 SEC Field Athlete of the Year, Fraley finished third at the trials. Cyclist Lily Williams also has Vanderbilt ties, though she was a cross-country runner during her time there. She won a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
By Ron Wynn NASHVILLE, TN — Coming off their first winning season in nearly seven years, the Tennessee State Tigers were picked to finish fourth in the 2024 Big South-OVC preseason poll.
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