So maybe the market research wasn't as intense as the press release suggests: In announcing their Nashville Color Collection, the folks at PPG Porter Paints proudly proclaim that one of their 75 hues was inspired by the South's first LEED-certified neighborhood. You know, the one on the edge of downtown next to the train tracks. Yeah, that's the one, The Glutch.

"The palette was developed to encompass the authenticity of the Nashville area," added Harper. "We took elements commonly used in Nashville residences such as white kitchen cabinets, slate and hardwood flooring and developed the palette to seamlessly correspond or provide contrast with the undertones found in these materials to fit a homeowner's personal style."

Former Tennessee Regulatory Authority boss and FCC Commissioner Deborah Taylor Tate will on Tuesday host the inaugural meeting of the Healthy MEdia Commission alongside actress Geena Davis. The commission is aiming to launch a wide-ranging dialog on promoting positive media images of women and girls and has as sponsors the Girl Scouts of America, the National Broadcasting and Cable Associations, the Creative Coalition as well as cable channels, advocacy organizations and other media and advertising groups. For more info, click here.

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has hired Jeff Schwartzenberg to be its senior director of marketing. Schwartzenberg, who will oversee advertising, promotions, creative, digital marketing and related initiatives for the Museum, most recently put in a short shift as senior director of marketing and communications for the Nashville Predators. Before that, he worked for three years as senior marketing manager at the Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management after moving to Nashville in 2007.