Fans of true cinema are more than excited to watch Martin Scorsese’s newest film, "Killers of the Flower Moon." The film, based on the 2017 non-fiction book by author David Grann, tells the real-life story of the Osage people of Oklahoma and the scheme put together by a crew of criminals to siphon them of all of their money and wealth.
This newest exhibit that they have opened is all about the young Egyptian King Tutankhamun including all of the hidden treasures that were discovered in his tomb by explorer Howard Carter and his research team.
As if the podcast industry isn’t oversaturated enough, it has now been plagued by the rise of the TikTok podcast.
Penelope Elena Scheidler, one of the acts from ECHO, performing an acrobatic routine. Photo courtesy of Vrishti Savalani. Cirque du Soleil is returning to Atlanta with the premiere of their
Pull out your fishnets and call up your mothers. Pride 2023 is upon us, and she’s coming in with a vengeance.
In recent years anime has become extremely mainstream. Shows like Naruto, Attack on Titan, and One Piece have become household names and media giants selling millions of dollars in merchandise and collaborating with some of the biggest brands out there.
Nirvana, Gaga, and Doja ...oh my!
The contemporary art world has a long line of people they need to apologize to, and at the top of the list surely has to be the Mexican Americans who made up the Chicano and Cholo Movements.
The Museum of Illusions opened the doors of its Atlanta location to the public on May 19, and I was able to visit and get a tour of the many magical illusions that the building holds.
Why don’t Americans like soccer? Why are we the only ones to call it soccer? Why is soccer being pushed on us so hard?