Kim Petras wants you to ‘Feed the Beast’ in ATL
On Oct. 4, Kim Petras graced the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta for the seventh stop in her “Feed the Beast” World Tour. The tour was...
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The Devil Wears Prada and Fit For A King Drop IN to Atlanta
As September turns to October and fall arrives, the air turns cooler, leaves change colors and, for rock music fans, calendars fill up with show...
Doja Cat’s new album, ‘Scarlet’ offers a fresh take
After the incredible success of her albums “Hot Pink” (2019) and “Planet Her” (2021), fans were itching to see what pop icon Doja Cat would...
Stephen King’s ‘The Shining’ adapted for the opera
Stephen King’s “The Shining” is a horror novel on the bestseller list. Director Stanley Kubrick picked this novel to portray the imaginative, creepy world of...
‘Ni Do To’ tell powerful story through interactive art
Beyond the front doors, the atrium of Ferst Center for the Arts transforms into an interactive exhibit that takes viewers through the experiences of people...
TikTok’s Tube Girl starts an international viral trend
A choppy video of a lipsync in a full car in the London Underground, also known as the Tube, shot with 0.5 perspective, does not...
‘Passing Strange’ lets you make your own reality
The lights dimmed; drums, bass and guitar took stage left – another sleek guitar and a keyboard took stage right. A wall of retro stereos...
Branagh fills spirit in ‘A Haunting in Venice’
While ghosts appear in mirrors and characters are impaled on spikes, the most shocking thing on screen is the unflappable detective Hercule Poirot’s expression; he...
‘The Creator’ breathes new life into old tropes
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the buzzword of the year in the technology space, and the world of cinema keeps up with these emerging themes. Enter...
GTMN says ‘Kumda Couchella’!
Couchella is the annual music festival sponsored by the Georgia Tech Musician’s Network (GTMN). This year’s event on Friday, Sept. 22 had a western vibe,...
‘IKKAI means once’ brings us together
On Sept. 16, “IKKAI means once: a transplanted pilgrimage,” was performed in the Ferst Center for the Arts as a way of communicating the history...
Why season two sells more than just the OC
Office scandals, designer heels, cat fights and million dollar mansions; what more could you want? Lies and betrayal drew their claws in the recently-released second...
Mitski makes the land and life belong to us
“There’s a bug like an angel stuck to the bottom” begins Mitski’s seventh studio album, “The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We,” perfectly encapsulating...
Hannibal Buress takes the stage as Eshu Tune
After checking in, showing IDs and making their way through the bouncers placed at each entrance, the audience opens the doors of the theater to...
Music Midtown loudly returns
On its almost 30th anniversary, Music Midtown continues to remain a staple in the Atlanta music scene and in the broader festival scene across the...
King Krule debuts “Space Heavy” tour in ATL
Archy Marshall, better known as his stage name King Krule, had his debut performance in Atlanta on Sept. 8. He began his tour in July...
Who’s eating? The mystery of ‘girl dinner’
If you interact with social media, you have undoubtedly heard the catchy jingle repeatedly singing “girl dinner.” However, even though the term can be found...
High unveils ‘In the City of Light’
On Sept. 1, the High Museum of Art unveiled their newest exhibition: “In the City of Light: Paris, 1850-1920.” The exhibit takes 20 to 45...