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Lee Brice explains what country music is to him.

Reno-Tahoe shows: Dierks Bentley, Gladys Knight, Nate Bargatze and 37 other shows this summer Mark Earnest View Comments For the first time in a long time — 15 months or so to be semi-exact — you have a bunch of choices this summer to see live music. With pandemic restrictions lifting and more national acts going on tour for part of the summer, Reno-Tahoe is starting to awake from its musical and comedic slumber, with several big names joining local acts in the clubs and theaters. Possibly the biggest shows confirmed this past month are those at the Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harveys Hot...

Houston's biggest Fourth of July bash soars to new heights for 2021 Freedom Over Texas is back and bigger than ever.  Photo courtesy of Freedom Over Texas One of Houston’s most cherished patriotic celebrations is back and reaching new heights. Shell Freedom Over Texas, will return from 7pm-10pm Sunday, July 4, organizers announced. The celebration and accompanying music act will again be televised on CultureMap partner ABC13. New this year, fireworks will soar to 800 feet — nearly doubling the height of the traditional show, allowing even more viewers to take in the show from farther...

As the Disney Renaissance reached its peak with 1994’s The Lion King, other studios abruptly began to see that theatrical animation had become a viable blockbuster subgenre, capable of raking in millions of dollars. Many studios opened their own animation divisions, and executives at Warner Bros. Animation tried to start their journey toward animation riches with a big fantasy action-adventure musical: Quest for Camelot. But Quest for Camelot became the first indication that perhaps the tried-and-true Disney formula wouldn’t last forever — and that other studios couldn’t achieve s...

10 Animated Films That The World Inexplicably Forgot Others aren’t so lucky. For every Beauty and the Beast, there’s a Once Upon a Forest. And with traditionally animated films at the brink of extinction, it’s nice to know that there are still a few unexplored ones to enjoy or critique. Featured photo credit: Paramount Pictures 10 1989 Before we knew Nemo as an adorable clownfish, there was Little Nemo, the boy who dreams of adventure and gets more than he bargained for. He’s whisked away to Slumberland, a world of kings and flying ships, where an inky darkness lurks beneath the r...