Cabin compellingly layers secrets, horror homages
The Cabin in the Woods is a film worthy of a trip to the theatre with a large group of friends for the delightful journey this comedic horror presents.
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Global Vibes Brazil: Monte seduces with smooth sounds
With over ten million albums sold so far, Brazilian singer Marisa Monte has taken the world by storm with her silky-smooth sounds and hipster vibe.
Technique talks with Detention director Joseph Kahn
In an exclusive interview with the Technique, Kahn described his motivations and inspirations to make a film that breaks all rules.
Hill concludes on poignant, hopeful note
Throughout the past nine years, the hit television series One Tree Hill has taken millions of viewers through a roller-coaster coming-of-age trip following the lives of high schoolers in a quaint town in North Carolina. On April 4, that journey—spanning 187 episodes and uncountable moments of drama—came to an end.
Reunion raunchy, fitting end
American Reunion is the latest installment in the American Pie franchise.
Global Vibes Taiwan: Apple’s romance sweeps box offices
[media-credit id=15 align=”aligncenter” width=”555″][/media-credit]A rare occurrence took place at the beginning of last fall: A Taiwanese movie took, and held, the top box office spot. Even...
Wrath entertains despite similarities to predecessor
With the faint smell of the summer blockbuster season in the air, moviegoers were once again brought back to the world of Olympic gods and mythological creatures on March 30 with Wrath of the Titans.
Journey a soulful experience of stunning artistry
Journey does not begin with some complicated tutorial or dramatic opening scene, but simply with the player awakening as a robed figure in the middle of a vast desert.
Game’s new season starts strong
The second season of the HBO original series Game of Thrones premiered on Sunday to the largest audience yet of 3.9 million viewers, according to Entertainment Weekly.
Eugene’s cuisine, service unrivaled
A little over a year ago, I raved about the Buckhead-based Holeman and Finch. That lively public house happens to share a driveway with a sister establishment titled Restaurant Eugene.
DramaTech’s Rent marred by bad acoustics
One of the most easily recognized musicals to date is Rent, a modern-day adaptation of La Boheme that follows the story of a group of impoverished artists struggling to make it in Alphabet City, a neighborhood in the Lower East Side of New York City.
Games’ trilogy starts strong, sweeps the globe
The global phenomenon is here. Suzanne Collins’s trilogy, The Hunger Games, made it to the big screen last Friday, and fans were more than enthusiastic.
Axel Alonso talks Avengers vs. X-men with Tech
The Technique had a chance to chat with Marvel’s new Editor-in-Chief, Axel Alonso about their huge summer cross-over event, Avengers vs. X-men (AvX).
Men premier eases back into drama after long absence
After nearly 18 months off the air, AMC’s award winning drama Mad Men finally returned to television last Sunday evening with the two hour premiere of its fifth season, titled “A Little Kiss.”
Billy brings laughter, sharp steps
Billy Elliot, the Broadway Musical hit, came to The Fox Theatre on its tour of the U.S. over Spring Break (March 13-18).
Street a buddy comedy triumph
Although it may appear to be just another contender to the tired buddy cop comedy genre, 21 Jumps Street is actually well-worth the price of admission.
Rejects push pop’s boundaries with Kids
The All-American Rejects’ fourth studio album, Kids in the Street, was released March 26 worldwide.
ASO breathes new life into classic Jesus story
Last night, March 8, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) under the direction of music conductor Robert Spano opened this season’s first Theater of a Concert, Bach’s St. Matthew Passion