Pride Month Book Recommendations
Literature has long been an outlet for marginalized voices. Although queer stories have existed since ancient mythology, they have been subjected to censorship and erasure,...
Entertainment
‘Materialists’ redefines the love triangle
In her highly anticipated second film, director Celine Song poses an important question: Can we simplify love into a basic equation? Composed of a star-studded...
Japanese Breakfast stuns in Atlanta
In one of their first stops of their U.S. tour leg, the ever-growing indie classic Japanese Breakfast filled Atlanta’s Tabernacle with ethereal glamour. The group,...
‘How to Train Your Dragon’ comes alive in newest live-action
Almost 15 years ago, Dreamworks released the animated film “How to Train Your Dragon,” a fantasy adventure movie for families. After the success of major...
Wes Anderson’s iconic style shines in ‘The Phoenician Scheme’
“The Phoenecian Scheme” is the latest feature-length film from renowned American director Wes Anderson, best known for “The Fantastic Mr. Fox” and “The Grand Budapest...
Global Media Festival sparks conversation about environmental justice
Unlike traditional film festivals, the Ivan Allen College’s Global Media Festival brings something different to the screen. The festival showcases unique stories through the lens,...
Magnolia Park brings bite to Atlanta’s Terminal West
Orlando-born rock band Magnolia Park has the road for their summer 2025 tour: The Vamp Tour, named for their most recent studio album. Their stop...
Daniel Seavey shows off range on “Second Wind” tour
The new era of music took the stage on a warm Friday night in Buckhead. The headliner, Daniel Seavey, made dreams come true as he...
“Sinners” arrives as one of 2025’s best films
The irony of a movie with the tagline “Dance with the Devil” releasing on Easter weekend certainly is not lost. Yet, if there’s anything audiences...
Sharon Van Etten captivates Variety Playhouse
On April 24, indie rock singer Sharon Van Etten performed at the Variety Playhouse alongside her band, the Attachment Theory. Atlanta was the first stop...
Meet the Tech alum behind SweetWater 420 Fest
SweetWater Brewing Company hosts their 20th annual 420 Fest this weekend at Historic Pullman Yards, boasting a lineup of well-known bands like Marcus King and...
Concert review: Anberlin ignites the Masquerade
Florida-born American alt-rock band Anberlin recently wrapped up their first tour of 2025, starting the year with a celebration of the 20th anniversary of their...
Lucy Dacus releases contemplative album
Indie singer Lucy Dacus released her fourth studio album on March 28. Known for her involvement in the band boygenius alongside Phoebe Bridgers and Julien...
DIY art scene flourishes at Little 5 Fest
Several spring festivities are kicking off in Atlanta, one being the 2nd annual Little 5 Fest held on March 29 and hosted by the Little...
“Dataverse” opens at High
Renowned Japanese digital media artist Ryoji Ikeda’s first United States exhibition “data-verse,” is currently on display at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art. First commissioned in...
Highlights from Atlanta’s annual DocuFest
In the intimacy of the Blackbox, a small crowd gathered under the shadows of Limelight Theater for Atlanta’s annual DocuFest, which has a long history...
Ray Mendoza and Kit Connor stay true to soldiers’ memories in ‘Warfare’
“Warfare” is unlike any movie you’ve seen before. Not quite a biography, nor a biopic, but a real story all the same. The 95-minute film...
Gregory Alan Isakov performs with the Atlanta Pops Orchestra
Hundreds of concert-goers filled the Atlanta Symphony Hall to bear witness to Gregory Alan Isakov’s musical prowess as he performed with the Atlanta Pops Orchestra...