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Techland Teamworknew

Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn reprise their “Wedding Crashers” banter for “The Internship,” this time as two out-of-work friends who become Google interns.
Jackson Free Press  |  Anita Modak-Truran  |  06-13-2013  |  Movies

The Truth About Boysnew

Spending time outside every day is crucial for raising healthy boys.
Jackson Free Press  |  Kelly Bryan Smith  |  06-13-2013  |  Advice

One and Donenew

Even though most listeners associate him with only one song, Gotye created a whole album of songs worth hearing over and over.
Jackson Free Press  |  Micah Smith  |  06-13-2013  |  Music

Do Drop Innew

"When life gives you lemons, make lemon drop martinis!" The next time you plan a summer cocktail party, be sure to include this beautiful, smooth and refreshing creation, the Lemon Drop martini.
Jackson Free Press  |  Jane Flood  |  06-13-2013  |  Food+Drink

Hood: Google Pushing Illegal Drugsnew

Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood says Google is an “accessory before the fact” to online sales of illegal pharmaceuticals.
Jackson Free Press  |  Tyler Cleveland  |  06-13-2013  |  Business & Labor

Notes from the Fishbowlnew

When I moved to Mississippi in 1997, a friend from D.C. asked me if Mississippians were really as racist as she'd heard. I gave it some thought, and my conclusion seems as salient today as it was 16 years ago. Racism, I told her, may not be more prevalent here than in the nation's capital, but it's covert.
Jackson Free Press  |  Ronni Mott  |  06-13-2013  |  Culture

Do the Right Thing, IOCnew

Last week the International Olympic Committee selected wrestling, softball/baseball (combined bid) and squash as sports for its short list of those to include in the 2020 Olympic Games. It dropped wrestling from the 2020 games in February, but now it has one final shot to make the games.
Jackson Free Press  |  Bryan Flynn  |  06-07-2013  |  Sports

Now You See Menew

"Now You See Me" is a Robin Hood tale, if that's what you call four magicians robbing banks, safes and rich people to give the money to their audiences.
Jackson Free Press  |  Amber Helsel  |  06-07-2013  |  Movies

In Medgar's Drivewaynew

At his Jackson home, now a museum to his life and death, you can stand in the spot where Medgar Evers died. If you travel to 2332 Margaret Alexander Walker Drive (close to what is now Medgar Evers Boulevard), you can visit a somber place that is still intact--house, driveway, everything.
Jackson Free Press  |  Trip Burns  |  06-06-2013  |  Civil Liberties

Mr. Dylan, Mr. Eversnew

It was raining the morning of May 17, 2003. I was in my office, worrying about what the Jubilee! JAM organizers must be going through. It's hard to make this festival pay off in good weather, not to mention in times of thunderstorms and crime hysteria. I knew the rain, coming on the JAM's big day—Cassandra Wilson, Bob Dylan and Gerald Levert were scheduled that evening—would be playing hell with the moods of the organizers.
Jackson Free Press  |  Donna Ladd  |  06-06-2013  |  Civil Liberties

In Her Words: Myrlie Evers-Williamsnew

Benjamin Jealous, the current NAACP national president, and Myrlie Evers-Williams visited Jackson recently to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Evers-Williams’ husband, Medgar.
Jackson Free Press  |  Myrlie Evers-Williams  |  06-06-2013  |  Civil Liberties

Memories of Medgarnew

Medgar Evers seemed to know his life was drawing to a close.
Jackson Free Press  |  R.L. Nave  |  06-06-2013  |  Civil Liberties

Phoenix’s ‘Bankrupt!’ Boasts Broader Rangenew

Thomas Mars and the band Phoenix show great growth on their new album.
Jackson Free Press  |  Micah Smith  |  06-02-2013  |  Music

Off to the College World Seriesnew

The field for the 2013 College World Series was announced Monday morning. Our state is well represented with three teams in the field. It was almost four teams, but Southern Miss' 10-inning loss to Rice in the C-USA title game ended that dream.
Jackson Free Press  |  Bryan Flynn  |  05-31-2013  |  Sports

Roadtrip to Nowherenew

Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms reprise their franchise roles in “The Hangover: Part III.”
Jackson Free Press  |  Anita Modak-Truran  |  05-31-2013  |  Movies

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