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Danny Tyree: Are you ready for some Agatha Christie? (opens the original)
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So do you, if you’ve been caught up in the recent resurgence of interest in the world of mystery writer Agatha Christie (1890-1976). I think of it as a “somebody else is guilty” pleasure. For starters, “Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel” by Lucy Foley (the first authorized full-length Miss Marple novel in 50 years) went on sale mere hours before I started typing this column. (So did the latest batch of Krispy Kreme doughnuts, so I’d better burn a bajillion calories at the keyboard, or I’ve killed
Danny Tyree: ‘Charlie’s Angels’: Has it really been 50 years? (opens the original)
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Linda Lavin’s “Alice” and Jack Klugman’s “Quincy, M.E.” were among the handful of TV shows introduced in the autumn of 1976 that had “legs” (i.e. lasted more than a single season). But one series REALLY had legs, if you know what I mean. The glamorous detective series (originally starring Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Smith) was Number 5 in the Nielsen ratings its first season and Number 4 its second season. It managed to limp (and jiggle, limp and jiggle) for three more seasons, even
Danny Tyree: How did Dolly touch your life? (opens the original)
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If you’re like me, the larger-than-life Dolly Parton has intersected numerous phases of your story. My awareness of Dolly goes back nearly 60 years. Nashville’s WSM-TV (now WSMV-TV) carried “The Porter Wagoner Show” (on which Dolly performed from 1967-1974) as part of its Saturday afternoon lineup of syndicated country music shows. (I was born a wee bit too late and too far to the west to see Dolly’s debut at age 10 on grocer Cas Walker’s Knoxville-area “Farm and Home Hour,” but I did shop at a
Danny Tyree: Singing the property tax blues? (opens the original)
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“With two cats in the yard, life used to be so hard – and THEN they started taxing the cats!” – apologies to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. My native Tennessee’s lack of an income tax has long afforded me bragging rights, but today I heard news that brought me down to (increasingly costly) earth. According to a report by the Beacon Center of Tennessee, the Volunteer State has far outpaced every other state for the highest percentage increase in property taxes over a six-year period. Sure, there a
Danny Tyree: Do you think you’re cute? (opens the original)
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I can’t count how many times I heard my late mother offer that unsolicited observation about some stranger who violated her standards of decorum. (I can’t count — and my ABCs aren’t so hot, either — because my formative years involved a heap of instruction about allegedly “cute” people having the audacity to wear a ponytail, expose their beer belly, visit a tattoo parlor, wear shorts, read a book, buy 2% milk, use words like “audacity,” etc.) Mom was never a mind-reader, so I winced when she mad
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