By Mike Fleming
Project Q Atlanta
When Ru says it’s time to get “totally leotarded,” we all hold our breath for the big girls on “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” Throwback fitness videos and skimpy workout gear …

Following the success of its inaugural year, “Art on the Atlanta BeltLine,” has issued a request for proposals (RFP) from artists for a new temporary public art program in the fall of 2011. Artists throughout …

By Manning Harris
There’s a charming new production of “Peter Pan” in town, and it’s playing in a magical white tent at Pemberton Place, next to the World of Coca-Cola.  Where did it come from?  Why, …

For the past eight years, Susan G. Komen for the Cure Greater Atlanta has joined forces with hundreds of fitness enthusiasts for the annual Jazzerthon for the Cure. Dancers at the Sandy Springs location have …

The Savannah College of Art & Design’s Ivy Hall Writers Series continues with upcoming visits by three notable authors. Here’s the scoop:
Martha Grimes is the bestselling author of the Richard Jury mysteries that have …

By Manning Harris
As I walked out of the theatre at the sold-out opening night of Alliance Theatre’s new knockout show “Bring It On:  The Musical,” my companion said, “It’s like we’re walking out into the …