Lebanon High School marching band performs at Disney World

Members of the Lebanon High School marching band got the trip of a lifetime as they traveled down to Disney World in Orlando, Florida to perform and enjoy the park.

Read the full transcript of Oprah Winfrey's speech that fired up the Golden Globes and see who won what

Oprah Winfrey won the Cecil B. DeMille Award at Sunday's Golden Globes, making history as the first black female recipient. Her fiery acceptance speech will no doubt go down in history too, igniting speculation that maybe she has political aspirations.

GALLERY: Golden Globe Awards

Celebrities arrive at the 75th Golden Globes on Sunday at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Local talent releases Star Wars love song video

“The Ballad of Han and Leia” was written by Kevin Packard and Jesse Anderegg, the founders of the Mt. Juliet-based music group Checkpoint Charley, almost 20 years ago when Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace was released on the silver screen.

Star Wars invades Wilson County

Summer Hicks, UEC Roxy manager, said more than 600 people attended the premiere showings of the film Thursday night, kicking off what she said will likely be a busy weekend for the film.

Sinclaire Sparkman: The lost art of creepy movies

In a culture that is constantly changing, filmmakers try to keep up with that frequency of fabula that captures the audience and leaves them with a new perspective or at least the satisfaction of good storytelling.

Special fall break programs to be featured at Lebanon Public Library

The Lebanon Public Library will hold three special events for children next week during fall break for Lebanon and Wilson County students.

Jacob Smith: Scared witless by scary movies

As I prepare to embarrass myself in a crowd of people by screaming my lungs out and possibly hiding behind my bucket of popcorn, I’m reminded of my first experience with a horror movie.

Mt. Juliet cinematographer to unveil new film ‘The Longest Road’

An award-winning documentary film from a Mt. Juliet cinematographer that follows American veterans returning to Northern Iraq is set to play June 30 at the Full Moon Cineplex.

Mt. Juliet filmmaker to premiere new movie

The 1980s-style police thriller will have its first showing later this month

Karate world champion Lebanon teen has his red carpet debut

A year ago, 13-year-old Jake Presley made his on-camera debut in the AMC hit series, Into the Badlands. Since then, he was selected as one of fewer than 120 members of the prestigious Team Paul Mitchell Karate in its nearly 30-year history. He was featured in countless internationally distributed YouTube videos and is also one of the youngest competitors to win the AKA Grand Nationals Warrior Cup.

Sinclaire Sparkman: The lost art of creepy movies

“We have lost the power of suggestion.” 

Mt. Juliet residents produce, star in film

A movie about a girls cross-country team has brought together people from the Middle Tennessee area, including the producer and two Mt. Juliet High School runners.

Jammin’ with the General draws many locals to the square

Dozens of locals turned out to attend the last Jammin’ with the General summer concert of the year on the square in Lebanon Thursday evening.

Documentary ‘A Southern Fix’ premieres at the Capitol Theatre