Cover Story
Out of the shadows
Local voices weigh in on the immigration debate
The Wild
Animated tale mildly entertaining
Fishman: Less meetings, more benefactors
I went to a neighborhood meeting the other day and was laughed out of the room because Ive only lived in the area two years. The president called me a wannabe, a Johnny come lately.
Letters to the Editor
Hate crimes are typical here Editor, Regarding: “Victim no more” by Linda Sickler: I was also beaten in City Market, a few years back, with many of the cityís finest being two blocks away. My friend and one other were walking when we were attacked for what seemed a hate crime as well. I went…
The Blotter
A man was in his house on Greenbriar Drive, talking on the phone, when he heard glass breaking at his front door. Then he heard someone attempting to open the door. The man hung up the phone and opened the door to find two men wearing stockings over their faces. The man told police he…
Art Patrol
Local exhibits & openings
17 Days of Sound
Our reviews from the Savannah Music Festival
Connect Recommends
Our picks for the week’s most noteworthy gigs
Music Menu
A quick look at this week’s live shows
Good Show, Will Travel
The area’s most exhaustive regional concert calendar
Featured Review: Slither
SLITHER If nothing else, this deserves credit for offering us a break from the current trend of nihilistic horror flicks whose sole purpose is to devise groovy new ways for psychopaths to torture and murder innocent people. Make no mistake: Slither offers gore by the bucketful, but the movies in the spirit of those enjoyable,…
News of the Weird
Are We Safe Yet? In a two-day period in March, alarming reports revealed that “dirty (radiation) bombs” easily entered the country in car trunks in tests, that one-third of U.S. civilian nuclear research reactors were insufficiently secure, and that concerns were heightened about the 2,000 shoulder-fired missiles said to be unaccounted for in the worldís…
Now Showing
TAKE THE LEAD Like a vampire scurrying to avoid the rising sun, an unfortunate number of filmgoers still insist on staying clear of documentaries, which even in this era of Michael Moore and penguins are often presumed to be dry-as-desert-sand. Fortunately for these audience members, Hollywood is always willing to water down the formula by…
