Entertainment
For the first time in the United States, Eclipso Entertainment launched a virtual reality (VR) exhibit commemorating 150 years since the first Impressionist exhibition in...
Novel trends stun at New York Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week ran from Sept. 6 to Sept. 11, showcasing the Spring/Summer 2025 collections of fashion’s biggest names. Along with sentimental pieces and...
Trop-rock band Summer Salt rolls into Atlanta
Last Friday, Sept. 13, was one of the first cold and rainy nights in Atlanta, ushering in the upcoming fall season. However, the fall gloom...
Mitski delivers three nights of artistic serenity
Mitski, who is known for her songs “Nobody” and “Strawberry Blond,” had a successful three-night stop in Atlanta from Sept. 6 to Sept. 8. The...
“Never Let Go” inaugurates spooky season
With the release of “Never Let Go,” spooky season is off to a great start. Directed by Alexandre Aja (“The Hills Have Eyes,” “Piranha”), many...
Lunar Vacation talks new album
On Friday Sept. 13, streaming services were graced with the release of local Atlanta band Lunar Vacation’s most recent project, “Everything Matters, Everything’s Fire,” a...
EarWorm Expo showcases local photography
It is no secret that Atlanta is home to a rich, diverse culture of the arts. This includes live music, visual arts, photography, dance and...
Indie record stores to check out in Atlanta
Vinyl is alive and well in the year 2024. What once was the mainstream way of listening to music has evolved into a unique hobby...
Tim Burton revives cult classic “Beetlejuice”
Released on Sep. 6, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” picks up a few years after where the 1988 Tim Burton classic left off. Michael Keaton is back as...
Afrobeats genre keeps evolving
“Jerusalema.” For African immigrants, no matter the generation, this song title alone brings back memories of people posting dances to this song on the internet,...
“The Crow” is another failed film remake
In the age of the remake, the same stories are constantly being recycled, so it is no surprise that cult classics like the 1994 film...
“Blink Twice” tackles topical themes of abuse
When the initially slow and depressing summer movie season was saved by “Inside Out 2” and “Deadpool and Wolverine,” people had mixed reactions. On the...
KHALIKO rocks Atlanta bar
The undeniably stellar group KHALIKO, a four-piece alternative-rock band from Atlanta, electrified Smith’s Olde Bar on Friday, Aug. 30. KHALIKO performed alongside local Athens band...
Green Day show is the “Time of Your Life”
On Wednesday, Aug. 28, the sounds of grungy guitars and thousands of voices echoed from Truist Park. By 8 p.m., the field and bleachers that...
“The Umbrella Academy” misses the mark
“The Umbrella Academy” returns for its final season with the characters losing their powers and beginning normal lives. Fans were excited to see how the...
Crumb brings relaxed vibes to Buckhead
Alternative indie band Crumb recently kicked off their US and Canada tour for their third studio album “AMAMA.” On Aug. 25, they made their way...
Glass Animals lights up Alpharetta venue
On Aug. 8, Glass Animals landed in Alpharetta’s Ameris Bank Amphitheatre for their second show of their “Tour of Earth.” The band is currently touring...
Sabrina Carpenter’s album is “Short n’ Sweet”
After releasing the song of the summer, “Espresso,” Sabrina Carpenter’s long-awaited album “Short n’ Sweet” was released on Aug. 23. This is her sixth studio...