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Although the exhibit is called “Bittersweet: The Design of Chocolate,” the Museum of Design Atlanta’s (MODA) latest display is anything but bitter. “The Design of...
‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — The Movie: Infinity Castle’ is a must-see
Five years after Ufotable’s blockbuster film “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — The Movie: Mugen Train” took the world by storm as Japan’s highest-grossing film...
Concert review: Caamp lights up the historic Fox Theatre
The Fox Theatre, an Atlanta icon known for its ballets, operas and off-Broadway shows, was a suspicious choice for the on-your-feet, stomp and holler concert...
‘Long Story Short’ spins life lessons wrapped in comedy
When it was announced that the creators of “Bojack Horseman” were working on a new project, many fans expected something of the same vein. But...
Concert review: Spacey Jane captivates Atlanta’s Buckhead Theatre
Opening up their fall tour for their brand-new album, “If That Makes Sense,” the Aussie indie-rock group Spacey Jane stole the stage at Buckhead Theatre...
‘Wednesday’ Season 2 is murderously entertaining
After years of anticipation, Netflix has finally released the continuation of their beloved series “Wednesday.” Fans have been itching to get their hands on a...
‘Man’s Best Friend’ howls the same old song
Sabrina Carpenter’s seventh album “Man’s Best Friend” arrives at a pivotal moment in her career. After the viral success of her previous album “Short n’...
Lorde reclaims herself on fourth album ‘Virgin’
“Meet me in the park. Tonight 7pm” That was all singer-songwriter Lorde’s text on April 22 had to say for hundreds to converge on New...
Film review: Austin Butler shines in crime thriller ‘Caught Stealing’
Among the seemingly unstoppable barrage of sequels, reboots and prequels, “Caught Stealing” stands as a new, thrilling portrayal of 1998 New York City, bringing fun...
Singer-songwriter Jake Minch performs sold-out show in Atlanta
If you were to take folk-flavored indie music and layer it with the angst that only a singer-songwriter could procure, you would be left with...
The Weeknd stops in Atlanta on global ‘After Hours Till Dawn’ tour
A rain-soaked Tuesday at Mercedes Benz Stadium may have been the last time Abel Tesfaye will grace Atlanta as The Weeknd. With rumors of the...
Cirque du Soleil brings “OVO” to life
Opening with flashing lights and a rapturous bang, the onset of Cirque du Soleil’s “OVO” sets the stage for what’s to come. Just like past...
Film review: “Oh, Hi!” is a fun commentary on modern dating
In the world of dating apps and situationships, genuine connection seems harder than ever. With the release of “Materialists” just last month, the tribulations of...
‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ stretches its limits
The Fantastic Four are revived once more in Marvel’s newest “The Fantastic Four: First Steps.” Rising stars take on the role of the superhero family:...
‘Eddington’ delivers a modern western like no other
Writer-director Ari Aster’s latest film, “Eddington,” delivers a modern western and thriller set in New Mexico during the tumultuous summer of 2020. Isolated and sheltered...
“Superman” Saves the Superhero Genre
Superhero movies have been a staple in theaters for the past decade. Most notably, ever since Marvel Studios launched the ambitious “Iron Man,” different film...
‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ claws its way into the box office
The “Jurassic Park” franchise has been recreated many times over the past decade from movies, books and even games. As the seventh film installment in...
Album review: Shake Awake debuts ‘Ghost of the Mantis’
Shake Awake might just be Atlanta’s best-kept secret. Since jumping into the city’s vibrant music scene a few years back, the band has built a...