The French tech-pop duo Air is back with its sixth album, "Love 2." Despite the burgeoning of other French artists in the 11 years since Air's debut, the duo is
By Alexis Blaudeau “Where the Wild Things Are,” directed by Spike Jonze, is an adaptation of Maurice Sendack’s well-known children’s book of the same name. The book consists of only
By Nadine Lindberg Loyal heavy metal fans packed The Local in Marietta Oct. 5, to see the headlining band Kittie, along with Soil, Arkaea, Straight Line Stich, Inviolate and Dixie
Every year since “Lost” premiered on ABC, the major networks have been scrambling to find the “next Lost.” That is, the next sprawling, mythological drama series. With the exception of
I admit. The first time I heard Röyksopp, it was during a Geico commercial featuring the obligatory caveman standing on an airport walkway as “Remind Me” plays in the background.
By Jeffrey Yu Have you ever been fascinated by exotic food? Perhaps India is on your mind? If so, look no further than Raja, an Indian restaurant at 2955 Peachtree
For a man who has entire panels devoted to him at several sci-fi and fantasy conventions, including Atlanta’s DragonCon, Joss Whedon hasn’t had a lot of luck in television in
By Gray Chapman Anyone who has walked through SCAD-Atlanta this past week can probably tell that finals have descended upon the school. Students haunt the computer labs like bleary-eyed ghosts
By Gray Chapman See this week’s Hot Spots article for more details. 1. R. Thomas Deluxe Grille 1812 Peachtree St NW (404) 872-2942 A healthy midnight snack alternative to Burger
“Watchmen” is directed by Zack Snyder, the accomplished director of “300” who innovatively fuses graphic novels and movies in his slow-motion heavy productions (a nod at sequential art's signature use