A-Town Get Down: The Complete Guide
Music Features

A-Town Get Down: The Complete Guide

Robert Randolph headlines the sixth annual fest held in loving memory of SCAD student Andrew "A-Town" Townsend

by Anna Chandler
A world without paper? Not a chance, says Mark Kurlansky
Community

A world without paper? Not a chance, says Mark Kurlansky

Best-selling journalist checks the tech boom at Armstrong’s Mark Finlay Memorial Lecture Mar. 2

by Jessica Leigh Lebos
A conversation with The Dead Milkmen’s Joe Jack Talcum
Interview

A conversation with The Dead Milkmen’s Joe Jack Talcum

A 13-year hiatus followed, but it was certainly not downtime for Joe Genaro aka Joe Jack

by Anna Chandler
Tim Youd is just Flannery’s type
Visual Arts

Tim Youd is just Flannery’s type

Project combines literature, performance art, and some mad typewriter skills

by Coy Campbell
Widespread Panic celebrates 30 years
Interview

Widespread Panic celebrates 30 years

A talk with longtime Panic drummer Domingo 'Sunny' Ortiz

by Anna Chandler
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NEWS & OPINION

Tourism in Savannah: Balancing journey and destination

Tourism in Savannah: Balancing journey and destination

It’s a tricky business, this balancing act of maintaining a good quality of life and showing our guests a good time. And we’re certainly not alone.

By Jessica Leigh Lebos
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MUSIC & CLUBS

Ike Stubblefield, Voodoo Soup @Barrelhouse South

Ike Stubblefield, Voodoo Soup @Barrelhouse South

His Ike Stubblefield Trio showcases the keyboard wizard’s jazz, funk, and jam influences

By Anna Chandler
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Collective Face reinvents modern tragedy Death of a Salesman

Collective Face reinvents modern tragedy Death of a Salesman

The Collective Face's adaptation will depict Loman existing and fighting not only against the world around him, but also within his own consciousness

By Anna Chandler
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FOOD & DRINK

He’s huge in Mumbai: Meet Taste of India’s new Chef Guru

He’s huge in Mumbai: Meet Taste of India’s new Chef Guru

This bundle of energy in a white jacket ran the kitchen at the renowned Tadka Indian restaurant in Atlanta and recently arrived in Savannah to infuse Taste of India with a new, expert perspective.

By Jessica Leigh Lebos
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FILM

Review: The Witch

Review: The Witch

Another winner in the indie-horror sweepstakes, joining the likes of The Babadook and It Follows in its ability to establish an unsettling atmosphere of dread and not let up until the light once more breaks across the auditorium.

By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Deadpool

    While other heroes eventually enter the fray, this is The Ryan Reynolds Show from beginning to end, with the actor clearly relishing the opportunity to rescue this character from being merely relegated to future Trivial Pursuit status.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Zoolander 2

    Juggling jokes that are predictable with gags that are idiotic.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: How To Be Single

    With some tightening up of both characterizations and scenarios, this could have been a worthy entry in the rom-com genre.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: Hail, Caesar!

    An honorable look back at the olden, golden days of the studio system, when most movies were filmed on backlots and actors had strict contracts with particular companies. It touches upon numerous elements of the era, from manufactured romances between young talents to the rise of Communism in the film industry.

    By Matt Brunson

  • Review: The Finest Hours

    It’s likely that a History Channel documentary relying on vintage photos and talking-head interviews of those involved with the 1952 rescue would have been more emotionally stirring than this production.

    By Matt Brunson
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