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Featured Review: Miami Vice
One of the damnedest movies I’ve seen this summer, Miami Vice is successful only part of the time and confounding all the way through. Since his days as a guiding […]
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JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE The biggest problem with John Tucker Must Die is that it uses Cheap Trick’s “I Want You to Want Me” to serve as its anthem for […]
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Xies the boss
SCAD grads prize-winning portrait hangs in National Portrait Gallery
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Book Reviews
Blind Into Baghdad by James Fallows (Vintage Books) Why is this collection of essays from 2002-2005 so fascinating? Originally published in Atlantic Monthly and augmented by new footnotes from the […]
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Art Patrol
‘Icarus’ — SCAD present this multimedia group exhibition featuring work by students, faculty and alumni July 29–Aug. 27 at Red Gallery, 201 E. Broughton St. A reception will be held […]
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Featured Review: Lady in the Water
Writer-director M. Night Shyamalan gave us The Sixth Sense, the finely crafted spook tale that really wasn’t anything special until that whopper of a twist ending elevated it to blockbuster […]
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MONSTER HOUSE Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis may well continue to make movies deep into the 2020s or even 2030s, but for many moviegoers (myself included), they will always be […]
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Art Patrol
‘Icarus’ — SCAD present this multimedia group exhibition featuring work by students, faculty and alumni July 29–Aug. 27 at Red Gallery, 201 E. Broughton St. A reception will be held […]
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Savannah Ghosts: Blending history with mystery
With its long, rich and fabled history, Savannah has produced a treasure trove of ghost stories over the centuries. Even after nearly 300 years of war, fire, plague and famine, […]
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Book Review: 365 Ways to Keep Your Kids Safe
I’ve been called an overprotective father more than once. But eagle-eyed, and let’s face it, borderline paranoid as I can be, my blanket-coverage overprotection apparently is nothing compared to the […]