You're The Only Ten I See
In honor of the classic pick-up line involving "Tennessee," the answer to every clue in this game is either more than ten or fewer than ten.
Arts
Band-ing Together
NPR music critic Ann Powers lends her expertise by leading an extra difficult music game. We made a word game out of artist names hidden in other musical act names.
Martina McBride: Happy Girls
Country music icon Martina McBride shares insight into her writing process. Then she sings a rewritten version of her song "Happy Girl" in a game about famous women from Tennessee.
Just Saying
In this game, we quiz contestants on the supposed origin story of commonly-used phrases.
Connie Britton: TV Mothers' Day
Connie Britton talks about her work as a UN Development Program Goodwill Ambassador. In honor of the various awesome moms she is known for playing, her VIP game is all about iconic fictional TV moms.
Double, Double
In this final round, every answer contains multiple sets of double letters, just like the state Tennessee.
Bodypainting Comes Alive In The Triad
The art of bodypainting with clay or other natural pigments has been around in tribal cultures forever. Recently, the practice was showcased at the North American Bodypainting Championship that took place in Greensboro.
Think 'Chinese Food' Means Lo Mein? Home Cooking Brings More To The Table
A new museum exhibition highlights the vast diversity of Chinese regional cuisines. It features not just celebrity chefs but also immigrant home cooks, for whom the kitchen can be a sphere of comfort.
In 'Under The Shadow,' The Horror Is Housebound
Iranian-born director Babak Anvari's tale of motherhood and madness one-ups 2014's thematically similar The Babadook by bringing a larger sociopolitical context to the creepy goings-on.
With 'The Girl On The Train,' A Best-Selling Novel Jumps The Track
In adapting Paula Hawkins' hugely popular novel, filmmakers never manage to make its twisty story register as anything more than an exercise in convoluted plot machinations.