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Anna and the Apocalypse breaks the genre mold

Format-busting film comes to SCAD Savannah Film Festival, and director John McPhail tells us how it came to be

Phil Burgers' imagination-provoking The Passage is a surreal, silent adventure

The Super Deluxe-produced short screens at SCAD Savannah Film Festival

Can You Ever Forgive Me? tells the tale of a lovable liar

Melissa McCarthy plays Lee Israel in acclaimed memoir adaptation

Journalism under fire – literally – in A Private War

Marie Colvin was a New Yorker who worked for the British newspaper The Sunday Times from the mid-‘80s until her death during the siege of Homs in Syria in 2012

In Search of Greatness

The Williams sisters and more are featured in intriguing sports documentary

Editor's Note: Polls, schmolls, wave, schmave. Real talk on the state of the race

In my mind the most serious indicators of political change have more to do with what we know for a fact to be true, that we can already see in front of us.

Savannah is full of Pride

This year’s festival offers more fun and education

Recess and unstructured break time: Parent voices

A majority of parents responded that schools should not be allowed to withhold unstructured breaks (including recess) for disciplinary purposes or for academic activities

Editor's Note: How To Do Business in Savannah 101

I couldn't believe what I was hearing. But not one Council member broke in to question why Somesso's political contributions were relevant to her alcohol license.

Don’t Drill GA event raises awareness of environmental threat off Georgia coast

'It affects us all, not just fisherman or people who are into the ocean. It affects every part of how our coast functions'

Back City Woods @Congress St. Social Club

The production is ethereal and reverb-soaked, but the songs are distinctly southern

Blood On The Harp, Dead Oak, Andrew Sovine @The Jinx

Atlanta’s Blood On The Harp is a fascinating blend of folk and country that’s presented with an almost goth-like sheen

The Dirty Doors @Tybee Post Theater

The Atlanta band is known for their faithful recreations of the songs

Futurebirds @El Rocko Lounge

It’s best described as a fusion of psych-rock, indie pop, and alt-country, which makes it accessible to people of all musical tastes

Ghouls @El Rocko Lounge

The songs are fierce and energetic, and naturally have shades of the 70s punk rock revolution embedded in them if you listen carefully

Telling stories and building community

Stories in the Park launches this Friday night

5 Questions with Kenzie Adair

The resulting work ponders our ties to the environment and, ultimately, whether we can help it

Plein Air with Will Penny

'I’m always thinking about trying to create different ways of a reward in actually seeing it in person'

The importance of poetry

Poet Olivia Stiffler holds lecture this Sunday

5 Questions with Patricia K. Hecht

Coastal Empire wins big at Great American Beer Festival

The GABF is a great party but the enduring legacy of each year’s event is the beer competition

Coyote Oyster Bar: Fresh and flavorful

You will find the chic yet beautiful oyster bar at the very top of building overlooking the west end of Victory Drive

The Lone Wolf Lounge isn't lonely

New watering hole on Lincoln is a smash hit from opening night

Cohen’s Retreat: New chef, same high standards

As their new Executive Chef, Herrington told me he loved the place as soon as he walked in, which is easy to understand with a place as beautiful and inspiring as Cohen’s Retreat.

Food truck festival, Savannah Bananas style

‘Field of Food Trucks’ offers all-you-can-eat sampling in Grayson Stadium

Phil Burgers' imagination-provoking The Passage is a surreal, silent adventure

The Super Deluxe-produced short screens at SCAD Savannah Film Festival

Journalism under fire – literally – in A Private War

Marie Colvin was a New Yorker who worked for the British newspaper The Sunday Times from the mid-‘80s until her death during the siege of Homs in Syria in 2012

Still RBG, still Notorious

Documentary explores the life and times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The Front Runner: Before Bill and Monica, there was Gary and Donna

Director Jason Reitman talks about his film starring Hugh Jackman as Gary Hart

‘Wonder Women’ work for gender equity in film/TV industry

A.M. Lukas and Meena Singh bring One Cambodian Family Please For My Pleasure to the Lucas