by Jasmyne-Nicole Walker Can you say, “Salty-gooey-tangy tastebud meltdown,” five times fast? I did, or at least I tried to, when I attended Atlanta’s First Annual Mac and Cheese Fest
Arnika Dawkins Gallery: “On Being Black” by Aspen Evans. The room was literally buzzing at the Arnika Dawkins Gallery Friday, October 16th for the exhibition’s opening reception. The “On Being
Photo by Gregory E. Peters/NBC. Alex Kane (Philip Winchester, “Strike Back”) is given an offer to work for an organization that can predict crime. Not only can they predict crime,
When you hear that writers Vince Gilligan (“Breaking Bad”) and David Shore (“House”) have made an original show starring Dean Winters (Mayhem from Allstate) and Josh Duhamel (“Transformers”) with Bryan Singer (“The Usual Suspects”) directing the pilot, you probably get your hopes up for an exciting series.
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.
By Hannah Twery, contributor Photo By Island Def Jam Iggy Azalea’s “The New Classic” is her first studio album and like all Iggy fans, or Azaleans, I was super pumped
The company of AMERICAN IDIOT (Photo by Jeremy Daniel) SCAD students have been listening to possible flood warnings all week. Fortunately, the only area flooded on Atlanta’s Peachtree Street was
Illustration by Jay Bowman. This is the end. Skyfall’s theme song begins with these words. Though you might think it’s melodramatic, it is really the cold, hard facts. What viewers
“Endtroducing...” by DJ Shadow was an album that clicked the first time I heard it.
