Written by Naveed Sultan Photos by Kenny Ong Samosas, japchea, kebobs, hummus, akara and bulgogi were a few of the many options available at the “Taste of the World” Food
Getting a chance to meet an inspiring writer is a phenomenal experience. Reading that same writer’s work adds to the excitement. Arliss Ryan’s work, “The Secret Confessions of Anne Shakespeare,”
By Kerry Burke Anyone who thinks that Southern rock died out in the 1970s hasn’t heard the Atlanta-based band Blackberry Smoke. Channeling the likes of ZZ Top, the Marshall Tucker
Netherworld Haunted House has been called the #1 haunted house in America and has been in operation for the last 13 years. Located in Norcross off of I-85, this house
The High Museum of Art has opened its latest exhibition, titled, “Titian and the Golden Age of Venetian Painting,” on view from Oct. 17 through Jan. 2, 2011. The exhibition
A one-man band may be something that many people think of when they remember classic cartoons. The musician generally has a giant drum on his back, a harmonica, a tambourine
I admit I haven’t seen many of the new shows that have taken over the tube this fall and the few I have seen have not been very impressive. As
This weekend, September 30 through October 3, the Atlanta Greek Festival brings culture, food, entertainment and more to fun-seekers in the Atlanta area. Held at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of
A cool, new yogurt place has opened in the Toco Hills Promenade shopping center off of North Druid Hills Road. Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt, a franchise out of California, is a