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BILL MILLER NAMED ONE OF THE NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL’S 2022 POWER 100 TRENDSETTERS
BILL MILLER NAMED ONE OF THE NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL’S 2022 POWER 100 TRENDSETTERS What an accomplishment!! Did you know Nashville is a place I’ve always wanted to visit. Looks like we have plenty of Bill Miller opportunities to arrange with that trip and more to come! NASHVILLE, Tenn. (October 18, 2022) — Founder and CEO of Icon Entertainment, Bill Miller, is once again included in the Nashville Business Journal’s annual Power 100 list. Named a trendsetter in Nashville, Miller is featured for his work in owning and operating many iconic downtown Nashville experiences including the Johnny Cash Museum, House of Cards, the Patsy Cline Museum, Johnny Cash’s Bar & BBQ, Nudie’s Honky Tonk, and much more. Known…
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LORETTA LYNN REMEMBERED BY BOBBY BARE, JERRY LEE LEWIS, RANDY TRAVIS, PASTY CLINE’S DAUGHTER JULIE FUDGE AND ICON ENTERTAINMENT’S BILL MILLER
LORETTA LYNN REMEMBERED BY BOBBY BARE, JERRY LEE LEWIS, RANDY TRAVIS, PASTY CLINE’S DAUGHTER JULIE FUDGE AND ICON ENTERTAINMENT’S BILL MILLER “Loretta has been an old friend of mine for a long, long time. We’re both from Appalachia – same part of the Country. Both started off the same way, dirt poor and worked our way into it. She was a good friend, I’d been calling to check on her lately. When I was 19 and trying to be a songwriter out on the West Coast, she was the first person to cut one of my songs… on the last show we played together at the Johnny Cash Festival in…
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EXPLORATION OF JOHANNES VERMEER’S INFLUENCE ON SALVADOR DALÍ TO OPEN AT MEADOWS MUSEUM OCTOBER 16, 2022
For the first time in history, Vermeer’s Woman in Blue Reading a Letter will appearside by side with Dalí’s reinterpretation of the painting, titled The Image DisappearsDALLAS (SMU)— September 14, 2022— The Meadows Museum, SMU, will presentDalí/Vermeer: A Dialogue, an exhibition tracing the influence of 17th-century Dutchmaster Johannes Vermeer (1632–1675) on Spanish Surrealist Salvador Dalí(1904–1989). For the first time in history, Vermeer’s Woman in Blue Reading a Letter(c. 1663) will appear side by side with Dalí’s reinterpretation of the painting, titled TheImage Disappears (1938). On view from October 16, 2022, through January 15, 2023,the exhibition represents a unique opportunity for viewers to contemplate these twoworks in tandem, thanks to loans…








