Hollywood’s booziest awards show had a messy night this past Sunday, and the drinks cannot be blamed. Water puddled on the red carpet due to a light allegedly setting off

Photo from Paramount Vantage. Director Alexander Payne is a maker of complex, humanistic journeys: “Election” followed a feisty teenager on her desperate, vengeful campaign to win the high school election,

Photo via The Atlanta Botanical Garden. Photo by Joey Ivansco. Over the past few years, Atlanta’s holiday lights scene has been booming, allowing twinkly cheer regardless of where you live

Winter break is the perfect time to bust out the novels you’ve been neglecting all quarter while textbooks held your attention. On cold, rainy days when you’ve already demolished your

Photo courtesy Murray Close/Lionsgate. The quarter system giveth and it taketh away. Finally at the giveth part, SCAD students have the glorious month of December to catch up on the

Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Photo credit: Fox. Fall 2013 wasn't a spectacular season for new television programming. Some interesting concepts launched this year, like the true story of two 1950s-era sex researchers

Illustration by Morgen Billingslea. Atlanta hasn’t been known as a literary town in the past, but it’s slowly making a name for itself, partially due to SCAD Atlanta’s beautiful Victorian

“They call me ‘Stacey.’ They call me ‘her.’ They call me ‘Jane.’ That’s not my name!” I associate The Ting Tings’ catchy hit “That’s Not My Name” with a drag

Photo by Hally Joseph. Around this time of year, people begin to panic about what to get their picky great-aunt or their father who only asks for socks for the

Photo by Richard Foreman. When a beloved book becomes a movie, immediately there are two camps, the hasn’t-reads and the has-reads. One is just trying to understand what’s going on