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Premium Rush choice in concept, inferior in execution

Joe Murphy on August 30, 2012 in Entertainment

In most Hollywood car chases, bicyclists are the ones that get hit or get in the way. But not this time. Showcasing the form of intensity that comes from mixing high-speed chases with extreme cycling, Premium Rush hit theaters on Aug. 24.

Atlanta concert venues offer variety of atmospheres, genres

Jillian Broaddus on August 30, 2012 in Entertainment

There are numerous benefits to attending a college in the middle of a city: nearby sporting events, bustling nightlife and future career opportunities, to name a few. However, when that city also happens to be both the “Hip Hop Capital of the World” and an epicenter for country tunes and a thriving rock scene, there always seems to be something to do just outside the Tech campus.

A guide to not getting wasted: Things to do when under 21 in Atlanta

Jessica Swafford on August 30, 2012 in Entertainment

Welcome to Tech, class of 2016! You’re now a student at one of the best universities in the world, in one of the country’s best cities. As a likely new resident of Atlanta, here is a list of things to do in your new town.

Milk Carton Kids no longer missing, talk about growth

Joe Murphy on August 30, 2012 in Entertainment

Tomorrow night, Saturday, Aug. 25, three bands will play at the Fabulous Fox Theatre in a concert extravaganza for fans of indie, country and a mix thereof. The headlining Old Crow Medicine Show and the just recently popular Lumineers are sure to provide a great show, however it is the opening Milk Carton Kids who are the ones to watch.

Atlanta neighborhoods display culture, attractions

Kristina Sharifi on August 30, 2012 in Entertainment

If you are new to Atlanta, hearing names like Buckhead, The Highlands or Inman Park can be a little intimidating. Have no fear though. Listed and explained below are all the Atlanta neighborhoods that a Tech student should be familiar with.

Global Vibes Great Britain: Emeli Sandé glows with soul

Joe Murphy on August 30, 2012 in Entertainment

London has been in the spotlight of the world’s stage this past month with all the triathlons, gymnastics and synchronized diving that has been going on. However, it seems that the Olympics are not the only thing the United Kingdom has to offer this year. With two hit singles topping the charts, a wide assortment of other songs and several performances on national television, Scottish singer and songwriter Emeli Sandé looks to be on her way to the top.

Addams Family provides plenty of laughs, talent

Addison Sheu on August 18, 2012 in Entertainment

The quality performance by the cast was top notch (which shouldn’t be a surprise since they consist of a few Tony nominees).

New Bourne feels empty without titular character

Joe Murphy on August 12, 2012 in Entertainment

Hitting theaters on August 10, The Bourne Legacy is the fourth installment in the series and the first not to star Matt Damon’s titular character of Jason Bourne.

Despite stellar casting of Peter Pan, musical fails to take flight

Chris Ernst on August 10, 2012 in Entertainment

Cathy Rigby stars as Peter Pan until August 12 at the Fabulous Fox in Midtown.

Carlile’s voice captures evening

Joe Murphy on August 1, 2012 in Entertainment

On a muggy Friday evening (July 27) music fans at Chastain Park enjoyed an extraordinary concert from singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile.

2012 Warped Tour maintains cheer despite heat

Amanda Florentine on July 27, 2012 in Entertainment

Despite the close to 100-degree weather and the stress of having to choose from a plethora of bands featured on eight stages, the Warped Tour 2012 audience was incredibly persistent at not letting these obstacles prevent them from having a fantastic time.