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Orange Crush: Justice is slow but inexorable

I'm happy to report that this year's Orange Crush has brought some needed changes that make the City of Tybee Island, at least officially, legally and on paper, less racist.

Editor's Note: The truth about local media!

Since we're in the truth-telling business, I think it's time that someone finally stand up and tell the truth that Savannah really is remarkably well-served by all of its local media, especially considering the extraordinarily small size of the market.

The remarkable bipartisan consensus against offshore drilling

The passage of Resolution 48 builds on the already impressive opposition to drilling from communities along the East Coast

Girls Who Code Savannah comes to Geekend

Batchelor and Beck decided to create a Girls Who Code club in Savannah because getting girls involved in computer science is incredibly important

Preventing the death spiral: CAT looks to the future

Chatham Area Transit looks for community input on models to keep the system viable

Colby Deitz Band @Barrelhouse South

This is a really different kind of show for Barrelhouse and not one to be missed

Cousin Earth @Congress Street Social Club

The band’s lyrics are centered around sci-fi themes and are pretty quirky

The Goliards prep La Sirena for the stage

Long-running group will present a special program at St. Paul’s Episcopal

McFarland @The Jinx

You’ll pick up on those influences but certainly hear an approach to punk rock-infused rockabilly that’s all their own

Monks of Doom: Camper Van Beethoven, Counting Crows alumni team up

We speak with Victor Krummenacher

Kindred spirits: Photo installation led by Tobia Makover on display this weekend

"It wasn't about my work or my moment. It was about accessing the work and making it flow and seeing the bigger picture and supporting each other."

The long shadow of Nazism

Author explores family histories

Tybee Wine Festival is eleven years strong

Savannah Rep brings The Legend of Georgia McBride to life

The unique new comedy opens on April 25

5 Questions with Kody Cunningham

'What We Always Wanted' follows two teenage girls and their 25 year-old cousin, played by Cunningham, in the ever-present struggle of trying to figure out your true self

Drink, Learn and Create

True to character, Savannah offers an array of beverage-themed classes

Pins, Patches & Pints: A match made in Starland heaven

'People know exactly what you're about when you're wearing a certain pin. It's such a conversation starter.'

Gottlieb's: Now serving dinner and brunch

The two work together like peas and carrots -- Laurence the baker and Michael the cook. With their powers combined, the resulting food is well thought out and prepared exquisitely.

Sweet Whimsy: Art of the cake pop

The result is a bakery that focuses on ensuring each resulting product is a work of art

JThomas: Southern classics made with love

Review: Hellboy

The finished product doesn’t resemble an R-rated film made by adults as much as an R-rated film made by teenagers who think it would be cool to pepper their project with as much profanity and as many gory interludes as possible.

How to get into the film industry

If you believe a career in movies might be a good fit, it is always a good idea to give your interests a thorough test drive

Review: Us

Peele is never able to integrate the sociopolitical horrors with the cinematic horrors as brilliantly as he did in Get Out — consequently, the more fantastical aspects of Us require a lot of hard swallowing and ultimately generate more questions than answers.

Review: Captain Marvel

The plotting isn’t the film’s strongest suit. But the attention to characterization makes up for it, particularly Danvers’ journey toward becoming a formidable female who ultimately realizes that she doesn’t need to answer to anyone.

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