The Letters Festival. by Kiki Hill, contributor Looking for an interesting event featuring diverse independent literature? Look no further than the third annual Letters Festival, set to happen November 12
TEEV. by Sharita Gilmore, contributor It’s not every day the artistic worlds of Israel and Atlanta collide but it’s happening on Saturday, Nov. 8, at 8 p.m. at SCADShow. Born
Room Escape Atlanta. Written by Jen Schwartz and Tonesa Jones A select few members of The Connector’s staff experienced “Room Escape Atlanta's” “Trapped in the Donor Room,” a room escape
Illustration By Anderson Carman. by Jarrod Fouts, contributor In order to be a total hipster and advance my catalog of mind-terrorizing spooks, I spend my Halloweens reading messed up books
Photo by Aspen Evans. Ponce City Market is home to numerous Atlanta-owned businesses and restaurants. During my lunch break from work I went over to the recently opened restaurant, Minero,
Fox. By Hannah Twery, staff writer Almost every person I've talked to about "Scream Queens," Fox's new show brought to you by the creators of “American Horror Story” and “Glee,” has
Universal Pictures. If you’re not familiar with who Steve Jobs was, it’s likely you at least know that he was the founder of Apple, the company slowly taking over the
Photo courtesy of Allied Integrated Marketing. By Kiki Hill, contributor Sanjay Bakshi, Supervising Technical Director for the Pixar film “Monsters University” and Pixar’s newest film, “The Good Dinosaur,” came
Adult Swim By Tyler Spinosa Adult Swim’s newest breakaway original series, “Rick and Morty,” has made a meteoric impact on viewers after its first season ended in April of 2014.
In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play/Synchronicity Theatre. “Isn’t funny? I do not know what kind of person I am.” This line, spoken by Mrs. Givings, exemplifies how identity