Posts in category Arts & Entertainment

The East Tennessean is expanding its multimedia presence with the addition of three new podcasts. “The MountainGeek Podcast,” hosted by Hunter Davenport and Dylan Looney, will cover …

On Wednesday night in a dimly lit bar with wooden tables and floors sits a stage that lines most of the right wall. This is …

The BLUE, short for Bucs Live University Experience, weekend is an opportunity for high school juniors and seniors from local high schools to come live on …

Walking around Johnson City, you’ve no doubt read the name Demon Waffle on countless flyers, posters, and stickers all across town. Thursday night, the musical …

In the first episode of the MountainGeek Podcast, co-hosts Dylan Looney and Hunter Davenport talk about the beta for “Battlefield 1,” the rivalry between Netflix and …

The long-awaited “American Horror Story” (AHS) season 6 premiere aired on FX this past Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 10 p.m. on FX, and with it …

Hip-hop trailblazers the Beastie Boys’ debut album, “Licensed to Ill,” celebrates its 30th anniversary this November. To commemorate, the album is set to be reissued …

‘Paul Taylor Creative Domain,’ film Sponsored by Mary B. Martin School of the Arts, “Paul Taylor Creative Domain” will be screened today, Thursday, Sept. 15, …

From Joe Hill, New York Times Bestselling author of “NOS4A2,” “Horns,” “Heart-Shaped Box” and “20th Century Ghosts,” comes his newest novel “The Fireman,” published by HarperCollins …

Aynsley Porchak, a Grand Master Fiddle Champion and ETSU student majoring in Bluegrass, Old Time, Country and Celtic Music as well as English, made her Grand …