It’s entirely possible that the Writer’s Guild of America strike that has halted production of every TV show and most movies will be over by the time you read this. […]
Arts, Entertainment & Film
Arts and culture news, reviews and event listings for Savannah, Georgia.
WWJD?
DOES THE BIBLE condemn gays and lesbians? What about when one of those gays or lesbians is your own child? This theological debate, in the news for causing rifts within […]
All for the art
It’s been a long time coming, but the wait may soon be over. Fourteen years ago, artist Luther Vann and poet and author Aberjhani began a collaborative book project. More […]
SpacePaintings by Marcus Kenney and Zechariah Vincent
Space. It is dear to an artist’s heart. There’s never enough of it. Here, in Marcus Kenney’s works in this exhibition, it refers to “outer space”. All eight of his […]
Best albums of 2007
1) LCD Soundsystem: Sound Of Silver The first LCD Soundsystem record was decent, but never came close to the heights of the groundbreaking singles and remixes that frontman James Murphy […]
No Country for a new Dylan flick
AMERICANS DON’T TRUST CRITICS. Most people just want to go to their screenings of Saw IV or Epic Movie guilt free without some egghead tastemaker telling them that they should […]
I am Legend, Atonement, Juno
Juno ***1/2 Reservations are required for the first 15 minutes of Juno. And by reservations, I don’t mean the type involving a phone call and the expected number in your […]
Cooking Sallie Ann’s way
WHEN AN EARTHY, talkative Southern cook living in Savannah publishes a book of family recipes woven into stories of her hardscrabble upbringing, readers might assume another project has surfaced by […]
Fighting climate change at home
IN 1969, David Brower, founder of Friends of the Earth, coined the slogan “think globally, act locally.” Tommy Linstroth, a Savannah resident, keeps this adage in mind in his recently […]
Give local books for gifts!
Desire: Women Write About Wanting Edited by Lisa Solod Warren (Seal Press) When Virginia-based author and editor Lisa Solod Warren asked 22 writers for essays exploring desire, their responses covered […]
The Golden Compass
The Golden Compass **1/2 We know all about folks eagerly awaiting, say, the next Harry Potter installment or the upcoming Batman movie, but has there been a franchise entry that […]
Everything else that’s out there
The Mist *** The Mist marks writer-director Frank Darabont’s third adaptation of a Stephen King property, and because he’s not shooting for Oscar gold this time around (the previous titles […]
