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Arts and Entertainment The recent flooding in Nashville, Tennessee, has done more than cost loads of money in property damages. For some country music fans, the water has invaded not only the city, but the genre of country music as well. Nashville has long been the epicenter of the country music movement, from times when Hank Williams gave it the moniker of Cashville to its modern day reincarnation as a music machine, cranking out the new generation of country music. If Nashville is the center of country music, then the Grand Ole Opry is its beating heart. This venue has paved the way for many current and future stars and many artists recall the emotions of the first time that they stepped foot onto the legendary stage. Since the onset of the flooding, the Grand Ole Opry has assembled concerts in various locations, such as the War Memorial Auditorium and the Ryman Auditorium, both of which were former homes of the venue in earlier times. The general manager, Pete Fisher, has used this opportunity to explain the nature of the historic stage, stating that “the Grand Ole Opry is not a place, it's a show.” Preliminary estimations of the damage lead experts to believe that it will be at least three months before the Opry is operational again. Another story that has captured national attention is the Washington Post Company's decision to sell its flagship publication, Newsweek Magazine. Similar to other magazines throughout the country and even across the world, Newsweek has suffered a gradual demise and now operates in the red. The explosion of the internet has changed the nature of magazines and how people receive news in general. More people find it easier to simply check their favorite news websites than to read an issue of the struggling magazine. One of the advantages of receiving news from online sources is that there is no time delay as with magazines – the news is presented to everyone as it happens. Short of running daily issues (tantamount to business suicide), news magazines cannot stand a chance against their online counterparts. Newsweek has been in print for 77 years, but that streak is now in jeopardy. The investment bank of Allen Site Listings dasauge.co.uk: Dasauge® Uk—Designers, Photographers, Portfolios And Freelance Jobs I dasauge® UK—the ultimate directory for design, photography and multimedia jobs and people in the UK. You can find showcases, jobs, resources... www.dasauge.co.uk/ fox.com: Fox Broadcasting Company - Fox Television Shows Includes a weekly schedule and information for current entertainment programs. . www.fox.com/ MemphisSound.com: Official Home Page Memphis Tn Bands, Entertainment, Memphis Music, Wedding Band Information about Memphis bands, Memphis music, and Memphis entertainment. Artist booking: weddings, receptions, private parties, festivals, and concerts. Party rental: ... Keywords: entertainment , memphis , memphis bands , memphis music , memphis sound www.MemphisSound.com mobilediscos.co.uk: Discos Bands Wedding Entertainment Corporate Entertainment Entertainment for Parties, Wedding Receptions, specialising in Wedding Entertainment and Corporate Entertainment. We supply mobile discos, Bands, Karaoke, chocolate ... Keywords: chocolate fondue fountains , corporate entertainment , disco , dj www.mobilediscos.co.uk Add Site or Add URL to Submit Site to the Arts and Entertainment Directory |