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The Spanish documentary, written and directed by Pavel Giroud, tells the story of the 1971 public confession of Cuban poet and political dissident Heberto Padilla, who confessed to crimes against the state and denounced his own political beliefs in order to be released from prison under Fidel Castro’s administration. -
PARI DUKOVIC/World of WonderLouisville's "Roller Derby Doll" Lexi Love appeared on season 17 of "RuPaul's Drag Race." Now in the final four contenders, Love reflects on her time competing to be America's Next Drag Superstar.
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Mark Evitts’ award-winning score for the Apple TV+ adaptation of the acclaimed children’s book series “Frog and Toad” draws on his Paducah roots, combining a western Kentucky bluegrass sound with New Orleans jazz and Nashville country elements. -
A pair of Bluegrass State chefs are among the finalists named Wednesday for one of cooking’s highest honors: the James Beard Foundation’s Best Chef award. -
LivWell Community Health Services in Paducah is partnering with the McCracken County NAACP and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. to host an opportunity on Sunday to be tested for HIV/AIDS for free in honor of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. -
Directed by Violeta Salama, “Alegria” tells the story of the titular character, a woman who moved to her parents home in Melilla and is forced to reckon with her religious heritage and family dynamics. -
Federal orders from President Donald Trump axing DEI initiatives are hitting multiple sectors. Kentucky arts and culture organizations have not been exempt from the fallout. -
McClure is an author, athlete, adventurer, and academic, whose memoir "A Pearl in the Storm" tells the story of her row across the Atlantic Ocean back in 1998. -
Despite the current rise in anti-LGBTQ legislation across the nation and in Kentucky, some LGBTQ+ people and their allies are still putting together events celebrating queer culture and demonstrating the importance of solidarity and community. -
Paducah Symphony Orchestra will host a ribbon cutting ceremony and concert on Saturday to officially open its new Symphony Hall, an auditorium that can hold nearly 700 people with permanent and temporary seating. -
The film follows four female political and social justice activists who worked to engage ordinary citizens in pursuit of social change in the closely divided swing state, particularly on issues such as gerrymandering and hyperpartisanship. -
Bradbury, a seasoned songwriter from Nashville, shares his journey from starting music at a young age to touring for 20 years and eventually starting “The Beat”, a charity that helps the homeless.
