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Lexington Native Kentucker Audley’s new movie is Strawberry Mansion
Variety calls Kentucker Audley’s new movie, Strawberry Mansion, a low-budget, lo-fi fantasy with a high-concept.
Audley, née Andrew Nenninger, grew up in Lexington, attending Mary...
Former UK Basketball Coach Joe B. Hall has died
Former University of Kentucky men's basketball coach Joe B. Hall has died at the age of 93.
Current UK men's basketball coach John Calipari had...
Lexington artist Patrick McNeese has died
Remembering Lexington Artist Patrick McNeese
Lexington artist, musician, and filmmaker Patrick McNeese died in December 2021 at the age of 68. McNeese was an alum...
Kentucky literary icon Ed McClanahan has died
One of Kentucky’s most well-known and beloved writers, Ed McClanahan, died Saturday, November 27, 2021 at the age of 89.
Legendary singer-songwriter Paul K has died
Last week, on March 9, 2020 Paul Kopasz wrote a farewell from in-home hospice care, for his pending exit, "For my fans and friends:...
In Memory of Glass Artist Stephen Rolfe Powell
The art world woke to the news today that internationally renowned glass artist, Stephen Rolfe Powell, has died.
Centre College president John Roush posted, "This...
Photographer Guy Mendes ‘Walks to the Paradise Garden’
Southern Strange: Lexington photographer Guy Mendes 'walks to the Paradise Garden'
Institute 193’s forthcoming book, Walks to the Paradise Garden is their production of the...
Ed McClanahan and Gurney Norman make the Kentucky Writers Hall of...
Road Warriors
Wondering where the Lions are?
When Kentucky’s literary hall of fame convenes later this month at the Carnegie Center, two living lions of letters...
30 years of Ace: Lexington’s oldest independent publication
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‘Faster Horses, Younger Women, Older Whiskey, and More Money’
The year was 1989.
Metaphorical tumbleweeds drifted down Lexington’s Main Street, past a forlorn Kentucky Theatre, shuttered...
What Lexington Needs: from the Ace Archives
Thirty years ago, Ace began including a regular feature from our readers titled, “What Lexington Needs.” A diverse array of local leaders — from...