After ringing in the New Year, many people have the ambition to improve their health by exercising and maintaining a healthy diet. My ambition this post-Christmas season is to maintain a healthy account balance. Last year, I realized how much money I was throwing in the trash in the form of unused food.
What does a film involving hippie detectives, neo-Nazis, drug smugglers and a missing rich guy create? Surprisingly nothing that exciting. Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson (“There Will Be Blood”), “Inherent Vice” is set in 1970 and follows private investigator/hippie Doc Sportello (Joaquin Phoenix, “Her”) who’s hired by his ex-girlfriend Shasta (Katherine Waterston, “Michael Clayton”) to track down her missing current lover, a real-estate mogul named Michael Z. Wolfmann (Eric Roberts, “The Expendables”).
With the excellent “Interstellar,” director Christopher Nolan continues his career-long crusade against mindless moviemaking. This film is an artful, operatic science fiction epic with a potent emotional core. It’s Neil deGrasse Tyson’s “Cosmos” on steroids, and my top winter break entertainment recommendation.
On episode four of AMC’s “The Walking Dead,” Beth, who was previously taken at the end of season four by a black car with a white cross, wakes up and discovers the former way of life: electricity, the ticking clock on the wall. She’s also startled when police officer Dawn and Dr. Steve Edwards enter the room.
Written by Kristofer Seppala, contributor Summit Entertainment | LionsGate Keanu Reeves (“The Matrix”) stars as a hit man who goes on a murderous rampage after his car is stolen and
Written by Emme Raus, staff writer The most anticipated culinary festival of the year, Taste of Atlanta, returned to Midtown’s Tech Square on Friday Oct. 24 through Sunday Oct. 26. Five
Written by Dana J. Hortman, contributor Image from AMC. After a two week column hiatus caused by sickness and midterms, I am finally back to normal and ready to dish
Image from NBC. Written by Carmen Lehtimaki, contributor On Monday, Oct. 20, at 9 a.m. SCAD students were treated with a free pre-screening of “Constantine,” at SCAD show. “Constantine,”
“…Baby One More Time” Well, I think we all knew this video would make it to the list. The song that launched Britney to superstardom certainly didn’t let down when
Written by Scott Russell, contributor Image from www.paulmccartney.com According to my calculations, the average SCAD student is only about 24 years old. However, regardless of our collective youth, I’m confident