‘Yeah, it’s pretty freaky, the coincidences of those things… Hopefully this Ebola thing will slowly go and our show will stay.’
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#SAVFF Review: The Imitation Game
The enigmatic layering of secret on secret on secret – wartime as well as personal — is the key to The Imitation Game’s success, and a reason to see it despite its screenwriting glitches.
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Where’s your joy?
Somewhere on the journey from childhood to adulthood, we become serious about life. The burdens are heavy, and our emotions follow right along. Yet, here come the scientists with a solution for that heaviness.
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Trick’s is a treat on Bull Street
‘I started out fixing BBQ for my family and a few friends on the weekends, then the parties just got bigger and bigger.’
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Talking with… Stefania Cancemi
TWO SMALL human figures walk into a desert landscape. The sun beats down. A solitary man walks across a wind-swept bridge. The camera lens is wet from rain. An old man rings […]
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Hurray For The Riff Raff @The Jinx
You can have a good long cry to these songs, or you can listen to them while walking along a deserted River Street in the early morning, watch the freights come in.
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Russians in Rincon
Effingham festival focuses on culture, language and piroshkis
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#SAVFF: The Irish Pub
PERHAPS THE most unique new twist at this year’s Savannah Film Festival is the “World Shorts” series, this year focusing on Ireland and Irish heritage. It is, of course, a […]
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The Gospel of the Muralcle on 34th Street
The faithful must remember that just because the mural is gone doesn’t mean the miracle wasn’t real.
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Shalom Y’all Jewish Food Festival: Top 5
Have a (matzah) ball and more in Forsyth Park this Sunday, Oct. 26
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A perfect day of brain health
While your genes play a role in your overall health, many approaches allow you to keep your brain healthy as you age.
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Windsor Cafeteria keeps it real on the Southside—real good
Life paths tend to change dramatically when you hit your late 20s and early 30s, and so it was for Marcus Snipes.