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Where Does Our Art Come From?

It’s become almost second nature now. To walk through the city and look at the rhinoceros north of the river (he always seems eager to have the base of his horn scratched, though I’m not sure I should confess to climbing up on his wagon to touch ... Read more

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A Gem Of The Ocean Comes To The Scenic City

Imagine if humans lived significantly longer than we did. For example, imagine if an important member of society lived to be, say, 285 years old. While the preservation of history via writing is incredibly important, we could learn so much from ... Read more

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The Man Behind The Underground and Mrs. B’s

Those who experienced the local Jamaican restaurant Mrs. B’s Reggae Cafe—run by the husband/wife team of Neville and Marilyn Forsythe and named after Marilyn’s late mother Frances Brown—knew it as an oasis of Caribbean escapism, offering ... Read more

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New Aquatic Film Drowns In Disappointment

Like most people, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea might have been the start of my interest in the depths below. I can’t tell you much about the story now—it’s a film I watched as a young child and I likely didn’t understand much of what happened ... Read more

Features

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I’m sweating. I’m freezing. My skin hurts. My chest is tight. I’m hungry but I can’t stomach anything but orange popsicles and chicken soup. It’s the flu. I am not one to be sick often so when it hits, it takes me down for the count. I thought I ... Read more

Between The Bridges

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I can’t think of another industry more conservative than the automotive one. Aircraft perhaps, but the traditionally huge profit margins of cars have allowed automakers to innovate even less than aircraft, which run on thin margins and almost ... Read more

Air Bag

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The second Saturday in February you may see groups of random folks looking like they stepped out of a Sir Arthur Conan Doyle novel or the Great Gatsby being led around town by their cell phones. I can assure you that these strange folks will be ... Read more

Game On!

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Thirteenth century poet Rumi wrote, “What is the body? That shadow of a shadow of your love, that somehow contains the entire universe.” Ask any artist, athlete, or medical professional and they’ll tell you the human body, with all its quirks and ... Read more

News & Notes

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The only thing better than one blues artist, is two. Rick Rushing & the Blues Strangers and Jhett Black will be back to perform at WanderLinger Brewing this Saturday at 7 p.m. Though neither are strangers to Chattanooga, the “Evening of the ... Read more

News & Notes

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It’s the 10th anniversary of Bolshoi Ballet in Cinema and in this new production, leading perspective to one of the oldest and greatest works of the classical repertoire, offering the public the opportunity to discover again this iconic ballet ... Read more

News & Notes

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The Pulse Calendar

Thursday

January 23, 2020

Friday

January 24, 2020

Saturday

January 25, 2020

Sunday

January 26, 2020

Monday

January 27, 2020

Tuesday

January 28, 2020

Wednesday

January 29, 2020

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