Daniel Grear is a Culture Editor at Arkansas Times. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, including film industry insights, theater, food and beverages, and urban art. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his expertise in the intersection of art, media, and culture.
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Daniel Grear focuses primarily on entertainment news, with an emphasis on local events in Little Rock and Arkansas. He appears to be particularly interested in covering music, film, art, and cultural events in the area.
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Hazel's Public House , the new River Market burger spot that's been in development since last fall , will finally open its doors today.
The 2026 Booker Worthen Literary Prize , presented annually in honor of the best book of fiction or nonfiction by an author living in Arkansas over
The benevolent country music icon Dolly Parton died Tuesday at the age of 80, and we at the Arkansas Times have been doing our best to keep our shit together.
ANNIE AND THE CALDWELLS THURSDAY 9/3. Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts. 7:30 p.m. $42-$47.
“Marlboro Vinyasa” — Willi Carlisle The fact that country star Tyler Childers is the producer of Fayetteville singer-songwriter Willi
It is with great sadness that we report the '90s heroin chic fad is back, and the starlets are once again aspiring to Kate Moss levels of boniness.
‘SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM' WEDNESDAY 9/9-SUNDAY 9/20. Arkansas Repertory Theatre. $25-$70.
ACANSA ARTS FESTIVAL OF THE SOUTH THURSDAY 9/10-SATURDAY 9/26. Various venues. Free-$250.
When I spoke with the members of Tiny Towns ahead of the release of their 2023 EP “Let Me Into Your Heart,” it seemed like the fate of the Jonesboro indie-rock band was up in the air.
A market featuring jewelry, sculptures, prints, paintings and more from dozens of Natural State artists overtakes the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts through the weekend.
