Listen, I’m no biblical scholar, but I know a wolf in sheep’s clothing when I see one.
Jessica Leigh Lebos
Community Editor Jessica Leigh Lebos has been writing about interesting people, vexing issues and anything involving free food for more than 20 years. She introduces herself at cocktail parties as southern by marriage.
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Hot dogs, hoagies, lobster rolls and more at Maine-ly Dawgs
The sandwich-and-snack purveyors have been welcomed whole-heartedly to the neighborhood. Business grows steadily every week as the trio continues to carry on their shared dreams
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GnomeCon: Guinness World Record holder and sometimes-Klingon Bill Blair
On this turn around the board, Blair is joined by Farscape actress Gigi Edgely and Scott Tepperman of the Syfy Channel’s Ghost Hunters International.
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Feeling the theater? Check out this week’s round-up
Les Miz, Poppins, Pinafore, Salesman, and Third Finger Left Hand
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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.
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A world without paper? Not a chance, says Mark Kurlansky
“If you don’t like the way society is going, you have to change society, you can’t blame it on the computers”
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Schlepping with ‘Sylvia’
WHEN I was a teenage anarchist sitting around my suburban bedroom plotting how to subvert the patriarchy without chipping my nail polish, I had a fabulous role model.Let’s just say I saw more to emulate in Sylvia than I ever could in Farrah Fawcett.
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Challenging body image with gratitude
The statistics show that we spend trillions of dollars a year on products and waste hours obsessing over cellulite. Negative body perception can lead to fad dieting and other harmful behaviors; other studies show that body dissatisfaction can be a precursor to clinical depression.
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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.
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Autism conference features workshops, toolkits and Dr. Temple Grandin
ONE IN 68. That’s the latest statistic from the Center from Disease Control, which estimates one in 68 American children have been identified with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD.) It’s a […]
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Georgia Day: Faces of history
IT’S A well-known fact that history is owned by the victors.And by victors, what we mean is the rich white guys. Oh, don’t get your jockstrap in a beta male bunge—this is not an attack, just an observation.
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Savannah Book Festival: Pulitzer Prize winner Geraldine Brooks goes back to the Bible
FROM THE first pages of The Secret Chord, one thing is clear: The King David written about here is a lot more interesting than the one we learned about at […]