There’s a passage toward the end of tammy lynne stoner’s “Southern-fried” debut novel, SUGAR LAND (Red Hen Press), where the main character, Dara, says, “I knew...
March marks the first anniversary of Atlanta’s innovative, creator-driven video streaming network, THEA. And the network is celebrating this important birthday ...
Each Friday, we’ll round up our top literary picks for the week ahead – from upcoming readings and book signings, to spoken word open mics, story times for your...
Motion picture and television production continued around Atlanta throughout late January and February, including projects like Jumanji 3 and Creepshow, a TV re...
Monday likely marked the beginning of the end of Turner Broadcasting as we’ve known it. A giant on the Atlanta media landscape, Turner headquartered some of the...
From Catvideofest and a thespian reinterpretation of the complete Tarantino oeuvre, to Hedwig and the Angry Inch and a screening of Oscar-nominated documentary ...
There’s a scene in The Duchess (2008) when Keira Knightley, as Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, dons a large auburn wig, wide with ringlets and curls, adorned ...
The 91st Academy Awards will air on February 24, and people are buzzing about what's going to take home the night's big prize. Will it be Black Panther, a super...
From Valentine’s Day showings of beloved Hollywood classics and the international lineup of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival to Dekalb County School District’s ...
Alison Law doesn’t travel light. When she shows up to Proof Bakeshop in Inman Park, her bag is loaded down with no less than five books -- novels, a short story...
