Lana Del Rey covers new territory in ‘Chemtrails’
Our Take: 4 Stars Since her self-titled 2010 studio debut, Lana Del Rey has produced seven studio albums, all which explore kitsch Americana. Her latest,...
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High curator talks female photography exhibit
On Apr. 17, 2021, the High Museum of Art will be premiering its newest exhibit “Underexposed: Women Photographers from the Collection.” Featuring 86 women photographers...
Eric Andre and co-stars discuss ‘Bad Trip’
The long-awaited raunchy comedy “Bad Trip” starring comedians Eric Andre, Lil Rel Howery and Tiffany Haddish drops on Netflix on Mar. 26. The outrageous hidden...
Netflix doc investigates college admissions scandal
Our Take: 4 Stars The Netflix documentary “Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal” dives into the life of Rick Singer, the man who orchestrated...
Preview: Mwenso & the Shakes to perform at Tech
When Michael Mwenso and his band, Mwenso & the Shakes, take to the Skyline Stage on March 28 with “Hope, Resist, & Heal,” they’ll be...
High’s interactive exhibit ‘The Visitors’ opens
Nine screens, a 200-year-old 43-room farmhouse and a dozen performers all singing and playing together in different places in the house. Someone plays electric guitar...
‘WandaVision’ series ends, elevates Marvel tropes
Proceed with caution: abundant spoilers for “WandaVision” lie ahead. Our Take: 4 Stars When Tony Stark snapped his fingers in the climatic ending of “Avengers:...
So much for showmanship: too many sequels
“Showmanship, George. When you hit that high note, you say goodnight and walk off.” This advice, offered by Jerry Seinfeld as a solution to another...
‘Promising Young Woman’ all style, no substance
Our Take: 2 Stars When “Promising Young Woman” premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, it had a culturally relevant #MeToo storyline and many well-renowned...
Netflix’s ‘Behind Her Eyes’ contrived but fun
Our Take: 3 Stars Netflix seems to release a new original series every other day — some hits, many misses. Their latest hit, however, came...
Chung’s ‘Minari’ explores the American Dream
Our Take: 5 Stars In the latest film by writer-director Lee Isaac Chung (“Lucky Life”), Chung crafts a deeply personal and profoundly moving portrait of...
BTS lights it up on MTV Unplugged
There is no band in the world like BTS. The specific blend of insane chemistry, genre-bending music, angelic good looks, incredible stage presence and once-in-a-generation...
High features prominent Black artist Driskell
On Feb. 6 the High Museum of Art in Atlanta premiered the “David Driskell: Icons of Nature and History” exhibit to celebrate the artist’s work....
Zhao’s ‘Nomadland’ deserving Oscar front-runner
Our Take: 4 Stars During an unprecedented year, many films have suffered from delayed releases and closed theaters, making it easy to overlook the films...
Atlanta Ballet goes virtual
Correction: An earlier version of this story erroneously identified the Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia Southern University. The arts center is located at...
‘I Care a Lot’ dull, hard to finish
Our Take: 2 Stars On Feb. 19, Netflix added J Blakeson’s new dark comedy “I Care a Lot” to its library. “I Care a Lot”...
‘Framing Britney’ focuses on toxic tabloids
Our Take: 4 Stars On Feb. 5, the world became obsessed with Britney Spears again thanks to the release of the New York Times produced...
Songwriter Blaemire speaks about latest album
From rhythm and blues to musical theatre, writer and performer Nick Blaemire truly is a musical jack of all trades. But in his latest album,...