Down South, Singing the Indie Blues
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Twenty-seven years and 16 features after they began their mutual career, John Sayles and Maggie Renzi are still making movies.
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The hit road comedy "Little Miss Sunshine" and the acclaimed drug-addiction drama "Half Nelson" led the list of contenders on Tuesday for the Independent Spirit Awards, the American art-house world's version of the Oscars.
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Indie darlings Arcade Fire return to the spotlight in their own quirky downbeat way.
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At a time when the viability of  many record companies seems less than certain, three new labels  are launching in the Christian community.
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Its mismatched lineup features shows on Southern foods, music and attractions along with some live Atlanta sports events and a healthy dose of previous-run movies and TV reruns.
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With spirited preaching and conservative teaching, the South is giving the faith a new flavor
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At this year's film festival, nonfiction films outshine the usual angst-ridden, quirky indies.
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A new documentary sets Toots Shorâs rise and long, sad decline against the backdrop of 20th-century American social history.
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Older amateur rockers are creating original albums as a viable sideline gig.
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As the New Year approaches, many in the country music industry are ready to pop the cork on a bottle of bubbly. This year, there are more reasons to toast than just "Auld Lang Syne."
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There's more than one championship-caliber team in the Southeastern Conference. And Sylvia Fowles is showing the league has more than one star.
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An eclectic array of collaborators has given new life to the lyrics a folk trailblazer left behind. A rare concert recording has surfaced too.
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From the creators of the political satire sensation "This Land" comes a sequel set to the tune of "Dixie."
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If it seems quiet in your back yard these days, it&#39;s probably because so many species of birds have flown the coop, bound south on their migratory journeys.
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Ross McElwee's reflective, wise, often hilarious documentary examines the tobacco industry in his native state of North Carolina.
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Wiley College is suddenly feeling the glow of celebrity with the release of a film about the schoolâs debating team.
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Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall, producers of studio films like the âIndiana Jonesâ trilogy, are moving into more indie territory.