How to Train Your Dragon 2 really pops in 3-D, yet the animation is so stunning that those hoping to save some cash won’t be cheated if they opt to check it out in one less dimension.
Savannah
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Inks at the Jinx
The Autrys are celebrating a full decade of success at Black Orchid with an anniversary party Saturday, with Damon & the Shitkickers performing.
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Crazy Bag Lady: Household word
“You get 25 kids in some of these living rooms and it seems like there’s a thousand people there, all right there with you.”
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Review: Chef
It’s a road trip story, a male-bonding movie, and a food comedy with no unpleasant aftertaste.
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Lady sings the blues: Ruthie Foster
“Everybody else was doing traditional folk songs. I wanted to do something really different. I guess that kinda started the mix for me.”
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Lucas rolls out expanded cabaret, movie series
“We were tossing out ideas and someone said ‘You know, a Mel Brooks Cabaret would be a ton of fun.'”
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This week: The Swedish Fish, Carn and Ghent
Unlike other sacred steel players, Ghent plays the brutally raw-sounding slide guitar strapped around his neck. He drapes his left hand, his fretting hand, OVER the neck.
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School’s out! with Mutemath
“Whatever we’ve become live has really just been years of evolution, and chasing whatever the moment feels like,” says Paul Meany. “And I like that about our band.”
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Lucero, Dennen add to SCAD-grad concert punch
Just how well-regarded is Lucero? A Sept. 14 concert in St. Paul, MN, features just three bands—The Replacements, The Hold Steady and Lucero.
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Jim White: ‘Twisting on the spit of life’
White is sort of a Georgian Townes Van Zandt – he’s not afraid to draw from the well of his own dark mind, a mind he couldn’t shut up if he wanted to.
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The Accomplices’ accomplishments
Introducing ‘A Truck, A Train, An Old Dump Pile.’
