All those who said impeachment of a powerful nation’s sitting President for high crimes and misdemeanors is a somber business need to be introduced to Donald Trump. And don’t get
Friday Jazz at High Museum of Art Friday, Dec. 20 6 - 10 p.m. High Museum of Art1280 Peachtree St. NE Every third Friday of the month, come down to
There is a certain taste to making art out of candid moments. It's the taste of triumph (which admittedly tastes a lot like car exhaust fumes). In an existence full
“If you can’t put your pet first, then maybe you shouldn’t get a pet,” said David. Unfortunately, many of those who shouldn’t have gotten pets realized this too late, and
I have a huge book with a huge swastika on it. It is called “The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany,” written by American
Merry be the creatures that dart on the grass, tails wagging, eyes fixated on whatever ball, disc, shoe, plastic bag that flies through the air above them, like it was
This series will feature monologues from student's in-class improvisational work from the course "Improvisation for Writers", which debuted in the Atlanta campus this past fall. A fun, exciting improv writing
Lionsgate From Director Rian Johnson and a cast too massive to list is this return to the classic whodunnit genre with "Knives Out." Following the mysterious death of a family
President and founder of SCAD, Paula Wallace, has recently released the first season to the SCADcast, 'On Creativity', on Nov. 13. In this program, she stated, via one of her
Netflix From legendary Director Martin Scorsese is the newest epic crime drama, "The Irishman." The film tells the shockingly true story of Frank Sheeran, a truck driver turned hitman who