Patrons soak up the cheesy grease
Tom + Chee, located on Howell Mill Road is a specialty grilled cheese and tomato soup restaurant chain. In addition to the nearby restaurant in...
Entertainment
Cuban duo garners support after collaborations
Gente de Zona is a Cuban reggaetón music group which enjoys combining its chosen genre with a traditional Cuban musical style for a more unique...
‘Be Our Guest’ for an excellent show at the Fox
Advertised as “appropriate for children of all ages,” the musical currently playing at the Fox Theatre, “Beauty and the Beast,” is a pun-filled retelling of...
Art and jazz music collide at the High Museum
Friday Jazz has returned to the High Museum of Art, retaking the third Friday of each month. From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., live performers...
Superheroes: saving the future, not the audience
On Jan. 21, the CW show “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow” premiered, adding itself to the ever expanding DC television universe alongside “Arrow,” “The Flash” and...
Love needs no words in modern silent movie
The winner of Best Story, Best Directing and Best Lyrical Music at the Faith Film Fest 2015, “Providence” is a redemptive love story told in...
The Ponce City Market Experience
Just a short five minute drive from Tech is Ponce City Market, an expansive combination of dining, shopping, office space and apartments housed in the...
Bay comes back with a bang
Michael Bay’s “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi” tells the story of six ex-military operators turned contractors hired to defend a secret CIA intelligence...
Shakespearean comedy livens a dreary January
The New American Shakespeare Tavern is an original practice playhouse whose focus, as its name would suggest, centers on Shakespearean plays. To start the new...
Director sheds light on human trafficking
“Caged No More” is a cinematic drama meant to engage and educate audiences on the realities of human trafficking. The film took top honors at...
Discovered: Snow in Atlanta!
As winter begins to dig its icy teeth into Tech’s campus, students often find themselves at a loss for fun, cold-weather activities. Football games, time...
Players celebrate music and the past in old game
“Eternal Sonata” was developed by tri-Crescendo and released on Xbox 360 in 2007. It was then rereleased with extra sections and additional playable characters a...
Golden Globe winner stuns audiences
Just in time for awards season, director Alejandro Iñárritu brings his first film since “Birdman” (2014), the film that took home four Oscars (including Best...
Odesza electrifies crowd at Masquerade
Odesza, the indie-electronica duo from Seattle, recently played two back to back sold out shows in Atlanta at the Masquerade on Nov. 3 and 4. ...
‘Ladie’s Night’ is melting pot of standup
Once a month, three local filmmakers showcase comedy sketches in a variety-show style at The Village Theatre. The name of the show may be grammatically...
‘Master of None’ approaches reality with diversity
Last Friday, Nov. 6, Netflix debuted “Master of None,” a new comedy series created by Aziz Ansari (“Parks and Recreation”) and Alan Yang, a “Parks...
‘Spectre’: one of the better bad Bond movies
“Spectre” plays exactly how any Bond fan would expect it to. Director Sam Mendes (“Skyfall”) fabricates a picture-perfect copy of nearly any other new Bond...
‘Good grief!’ Charlie Brown returns in endearing film
The “Peanuts” cartoon strip has always had adult meanings beyond the age of the characters in the strip. This still rings true with “The Peanuts...