Al Taylor

A beautiful half-breed Indian provokes a family feud when she moves in with a wealthy cattleman and his two sons. Lavish production!

Artists need communities. They need someone to compete with, someone to support them, someone to critique their work, someone to respond to, and someone to get a beer and commiserate with. www.livefrommemphis.com/rozelleartistsguild The Rozelle Artists Guild had its roots with a group of Memphis College of Art students who would get together to keep each other company while working on projects for school, but it has evolved into something bigger. Their collaborative philosophy extends beyond their own group, as they have worked on projects with Live from Memphis, among others. Named for its first home in a formerly abandoned warehouse at 822 Rozelle Street, the Guild is currently searching for a new space that will encourage artists of all stripes to discover the joys of collaborative creation. Rozelle Artists Guild www.rozelleartistsguild.org CREDITS Producer/Director Sarah Fleming www.livefrommemphis.com/sarah Director/Editor/Camera Christopher Reyes www.livefrommemphis.com/christopher Editor/Camera Brad Phelan www.livefrommemphis.com/brad Production Assistance Shelly Gillett www.livefrommemphis.com/shellygillete Title Illustration Design Alex Harrison www.livefrommemphis.com/alexharrison music by Christopher Reyes http://www.livefrommemphis.com/christopher special thanks to Shea Colburn Lauren Rae Holtermann Taylor Martin Booth Sartain Michael Roy Siphme Al Sylve Derrik Dent Jonathan Dodge Cliff Harrington William Justice Andy Breig Sally Caraway Mark Waguespack

Weird Al Yankovic stars as American Idol's Taylor Hicks in this hilarious parody. After listening to this song and watching the video, we're sure your answer to the question 'Do I Creep You Out?' will be resounding 'Yes!'

Al Bernstein and guest commentator Antonio Tarver, present a Showtime Sports News Update. In Germany, Arthur Abraham and Jermain Taylor meet the press in style. In Nottingham England, sparks fly when Andre Dirrell faces off with Carl Froch.