Word about Edward Wagstaff’s fresh goodies has gotten ’round, and the 25 year-old rises before dawn to stock his shop with pies (both savory and sweet) as well as quiches, lasagnas, shortbread and other delights.
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Gallery Hop: Le Snoot, Ashmore, Sicky Nar Nar
Serious exhibitions capped competitive jurying processes, and other shows celebrated the serious number of people in this city who make interesting combinations of matter, color and form.
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Celtic Woman: Irish again
‘I’ve done American accents in nearly every show I’ve been in. In Legally Blonde, you had to do the Valley Girl L.A. accent, which was kind of fun.’
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Hip hop shows close out SUAF
The festival winds down with a big block party event Saturday, April 27, on Franklin Square.
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Gallery Hop: Desotorow happenings
Edminster was resolute in communicating his plans for the gallery’s future and its contribution to the SoFo community. ‘I understand the difficulty of these projects, but I believe anything worthwhile takes hard work.’
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Nightmare on 61st Street
The new structure glowered down on Habersham Village and the surrounding mid-century neighborhood like a plywood Castle Grayskull.
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Chewy, chewy, boing, boing!
When I eat sushi, I go for the zaniest stuff on the menu, or at least the most interesting.
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A magic (almost) mile on Lincoln Street
‘We’ll have 400 people hopscotching all at once. We need 45 volunteers just to coordinate it.’
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Review: Oblivion
The story gets more ham-fisted as it unwinds, becoming needlessly cluttered and finally petering out with a series of daft sequences, each more ludicrous than the one which preceded it.
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Chris Tucker digs his roots
‘That’s a great feeling in live shows, to be right there with your audience. Movies are great, too, but you gotta wait until months later to get the benefit of the movie.’
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Say the Word at SUAF
‘I used to curse like a sailor. I’m not gonna lie, when I hear my old stuff I cringe sometimes. I’m in no way a Christian rapper, but everything I do, I put God first, and my faith is high. I believe things happen for a reason.’ – Wordsmith
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Headin’ for veggies
I love hummus (there’s always some in my fridge) but even with a passion for the stuff, an entire wrap of it might be too much for non-vegheads.