Tennessee.

...'s of Spanish descent and spent some time with both France and England. She joined America relatively early. Tennessee believes in Southern Hospitality. She has a friendly demeanor and tends to make a lot of great, ... is always willing to serve you a nice cup of sweet tea. Despite her generally sweet demeanor, Tennessee is considered to be one of the top five most dangerous states. And it may be ...

Steve Jobs just may be A-Okay

...WSJ reports that Jobs was perhaps sicker than many imagined: he underwent a liver transplant in Tennessee in the spring, perhaps related to his previous pancreatic cancer: Steve Jobs, who has been...Apple Inc. since January to treat an undisclosed medical condition, received a liver transplant in Tennessee about two months ago. The chief executive has been recovering well and is expected to return...

Tony and Tennessee: Drama in a Diner

...Where: 24 Hours When: Recently Tennessee routinely ignores the "no smoking...condescending. "Yeah... sorta, I guess," Tennessee frowns, scratching his fingers through...jus' met him today, actually," Tennessee admits, fingers absently smoothing against...burning his tongue. "Shit, baby," Tennessee gasps immediately, reacting without thought...much. It's hard for Tennessee to believe anyone cares that...

Kings of Leon Launch Their Own Record Label

... publisher Bug Music, and will allow the Followills to sign and develop artists with the company. The first album to be released on the new label will be 'Some Kind Of Salvation' by fellow Tennessee band The Features, who toured the UK and the US with Kings Of Leon in 2007. “Caleb, Jared, Matthew and Nathan [Followill] are extraordinary tastemakers and constantly absorbing new sounds from all ...

University AU fun with Stephen and Jon!

... “I’m on the road, driving to Northwestern.” “Hello to you too, Stephen,” Amy laughs, “should I ask why?” “I don’t know. I’m in a roadside diner on the middle of nowhere, or possibly Tennessee, and I’ve just spent a small fortune on gas and Reese’s Pieces and I don’t know how or why .” “For Jon, then,” Amy says, proving once again that Stephen should stop making friends with annoyingly smart ...

...shirt, like, twice, and it was half a degree outside both times), some of carlos' weird bike punk friends (including one who was from belgium and had biked from alaska to like, mexico, and then to tennessee) and ryan. for those of you who don't know what fanfare is, it's actually called CMAfest (old-school nashvillians still call it fanfare, even though they changed the name a few years ago) and ...

I'm sure everyone is in the Rolling Stone post, but if anyone out there is looking at this, HALP.

... out of it alive to hear you sing. Thank you. I can't say it enough. I'm sorry this is so long, but I really thought I should tell you this. I'm hoping to be able to see the tour in Dallas or in Tennessee if I'm at St. Judes' while the tour is passing through there. I don't know if it's possible, but if it is, I'd love to tell you thank you in person, even though I'd have to look up to see you. ...

RiP Koko Taylor

... that I must inform you of the passing of The Queen of the Blues, Koko Taylor. Koko died June 3rd in Chicago, result of complications during surgery to treat gastrointestinal bleeding. Daughter of a Tennessee sharecropper, Koko's big break came in '62, when Willie Dixon spotted her and got her a recording contract on Chess. Three years later she sold a million copies of one of her signature ...

RIP Koko Taylor

The Chicago Tribune is reporting the death of Koko Taylor. A Chicago blues icon, Taylor was born in Tennessee in 1928 and moved to Chicago in 1952. In 1965, Willie Dixon convinced her to record "Wang Dang Doodle," against her better judgment (she viewed it as risqué and felt it went against her gospel background). The record charted at #4 and went gold, launching her career. I only got to meet ...

Keith Olbermann: The Role Fox News Played in Dr. Tiller's Assassination

....  In February, it was revealed that last July, before he walked into a Unitarian church in Tennessee and opened fire during a children‘s play, Jim David Atkinson had written a note of explanation.  “... reporter who had had the nerve to link that network to the two people killed by Atkinson in Tennessee.  So what to do?  Viewer boycotts mean little.  You are already here.  You are not watching Fox ...