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Rick Prince is contributing as a guest writer for Zombies In My Blog! In the immortal words of LL Cool J, “I admit it, the description of the killer… I fit it.”
He’s the teen actor who has been knocking our socks off as a young, brooding Bruce Wayne in Gotham. You’ll also recall his deep-thinking series-TV debut as Jake, in Touch. His name is David Mazouz (pronounced “Dah-veed”), and if the insight… Continue Reading →
The recent Walker Stalker convention stop in Nashville boasted a talent lineup to be envied by even the best and biggest fandom events in any city. This stop on their multi-city schedule featured a variety of talent from The Walking Dead… Continue Reading →
Per Matt This is the end. Do you have the necessary skills to become a survivor… or will you become one of the many undead creatures that haunts your hometown? The choice is yours at the Way Late Play Date:… Continue Reading →
Fans of many series have fallen for the charms of Alexandra Breckenridge, from her recent Rick-romance on The Walking Dead to her sultry, smoking roles in American Horror Story and True Blood. Perhaps the more astute screen-crush victims can even recall… Continue Reading →
Back in my formative years, if you wanted to see the newest-released movies outside of the theater, you had to travel down to the local video shop.
Per Matt Brandon Jones repairs leaky barrels and blends craft beer at Yazoo Brewing Company, but he does so much more for the Nashville beer scene. He’s helped introduce the area to the first true souring program in the state… Continue Reading →
The undead will invade the Music City when Walker Stalker Con arrives in Middle Tennessee this weekend!
The Middle Tennessee Anime Convention returns for its 16th-year anniversary on Friday, March 25 through Sunday the 27th, so attendees can expect a large celebration of anime, manga, popular arts and Japanese culture at the event.
Chicago by Nashville Repertory Theatre
Per Matt The truth may be out there, somewhere, but at the Cook County Jail, it’s a fuzzy science.