By Elijah Kirkland-Andrews
Across the street from Videodrome in the parking lot of Buddy’s (corner of North Avenue and North Highland) is a small pushcart, which is home to King of Pops.This newcomer to the Atlanta …

After two years of waiting and a complete $6 million makeover, the long-awaited Buckhead Theatre, formerly the Coca-Cola Roxy Theater, has officially re-opened its doors.
First opened in 1931 as a movie theater, the newly-renovated space …

Art on the BeltLine officially opens Saturday with more than 40 performances and visual art installations. The temporary art project will highlight the Atlanta BeltLine, a 22-mile loop around the city’s core featuring parks, trails, transit and …

By Manning Harris
There’s only one way to handle wacky full-tilt farce such as Allison Moore’s “Slasher,” and that is to swing for the fences; and that’s just what Actor’s Express does in their current production, …

By Ed Brewer
Everyone should have a doctor to contact when you get the sniffles or to simply get a physical exam once a year. Having an established, relationship with a primary care physician, opens the …

By Elizabeth Broadfoot
Lake Claire’s Nancy Dorsner often found herself asking the age old question, What’s for dinner?” She decided to do something about it by creating Foodwhirl.com, a website with a variety of voices offering …