SCAD Gallery Hop — Friday, May 26, 5-7 p.m. Free and open to the public. Shuttles will run between the galleries and refreshments will be served. Participants may join the […]
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Featured Review: Da Vinci Code
First, Columbia Pictures decreed that no critic would see the movie until the last possible nanosecond, to better preserve its mysteries and wonders. Then, in a highly unusual move, they […]
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Breaking news: One-night only art installation
people ± person, a one-night exhibition, is a collection of new works from emerging time-based media artists reflecting divergent positions on the topic of individual and collective identity. […]
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Featured Review: Poseidon
While it’s long been established that oil and vinegar don’t mix, the same couldn’t be said about Wolfgang Petersen and seafaring films. At least not until Poseidon. The German director […]
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JUST MY LUCK With such titles as Freaky Friday, Mean Girls and A Prairie Home Companion on her resume, Lindsay Lohan has made smarter choices than other performers her age, […]
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Poet Francisco Aragon gives reading
Savannah gets a rare treat next week, as one of the poetry world’s brightest young lights gives a reading. Hosted by the Poetry Society of Georgia, Francisco Aragon reads Tuesday, […]
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UNITED 93 Writer-director Paul Greengrass’ superb 9/11 docudrama United 93 is one of those movies that should be seen, but it’s understandable that many viewers won’t want to see it, […]
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What Happened To Wendy?
Cultural Arts Theatre performs another take on Peter Pan
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A Spring in Their Step
Savannah Danse Theatre offers Spring Showcase at the Lucas
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Mission: Impossible III While 1996’s Mission: Impossible featured some wild action scenes — remember that helicopter in the train tunnel? — it was mostly memorable for Brian De Palma’s stylish […]
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Redemption
Fowl Brick Theatre and Studio West Productions present Danny and the Deep Blue Sea