The Game Plan ** After his film career began floundering, action star Vin Diesel turned to the family audience with The Pacifier and ended up with a $113 million hit. […]
Arts, Entertainment & Film
Arts and culture news, reviews and event listings for Savannah, Georgia.
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Good Luck Chuck * Upchuck would have been a more accurate title for this abysmal effort — not only does its mere existence instantly elevate the already high standing of […]
Party like it’s 1824
FOLKS AT THE Isaiah Davenport House Museum are very excited about their new living history program. Our Once Cheerful Island: The World of Savannah in 1824 will portray the city […]
Exhibits and openings
‘Tall Tales and Stories’ — Show by painter Lilly Harms Oct. 4-10 at Desot-O-Row Gallery in the Starland District. Reception Oct. 5, 7-10 p.m. Free and is open to the […]
A rare vision, in more ways than one
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG is old school. The locally-based, world-renowned painter doesn’t believe in overexposure, but rather in the value of a certain amount of mystique. To that end Armstrong has done […]
SuperKalafragilistic
I have a love/hate relationship with sampling. It can be ingenious, recontextualizing sounds from records we know into something completely original. DJ Shadow’s “Lost And Found” used the urgent, instantly […]
‘Savannah Collects’
One of the appeals for collectors of African popular art is that, for its own society, it has a use value and therefore, a meaning. For at least the last […]
Exhibits and openings
Bryan Stovall — Nature photography benefits Ossabaw Island Foundation, Sept. 22-Oct. 6 at Iocovozzi Fine Art, 1 W. Jones St. ‘I Like Your Art. You Like Mine. Wanna Trade?’ — […]
New releases
Good Luck Chuck * Upchuck would have been a more accurate title for this abysmal effort — not only does its mere existence instantly elevate the already high standing of […]
Screenshots
Shoot ‘Em Up ** A confirmation has proven difficult to nail down, but it’s long been rumored that Clive Owen, who was seriously considered for the role of James Bond, […]
Controversial memories
Growing up is hard for everybody. But in an all-too-common story, adolescence becomes treacherous when a family member resorts to molestation. Playwright Paula Vogel was awarded not only a Pulitzer […]
‘Take the Burden’
In the first three of seven large oil paintings, three characters, two men and a woman in dressy casual garb, are engaged in trading places as the burden the others […]
