Atlanta Life

First let me start by saying that I have never seen the “Mary Poppins” film, nor have I read the stories by P.L. Travers.  In fact, I only knew two things about this show, the […]

Starting next week, Atlanta’s Fabulous Fox Theatre will allow the public behind the scenes for tours of the historic theatre. Molly Fortune, director of restoration at the Fox Theatre, led a small group on the […]

An excited buzz fills the air as a swarm of apprehensive students enter a room in the University Center. A slight tension  can be felt as a disc jockey warms up on stage, scratching a vinyl record while several […]

Take an afternoon drive. The music booms and you’re singing along to the immortal words: “keep on keeping on.” It was a drive like this that led Kemi Bennings to her “light switch” moment: a series of ideas […]

Atlanta is not the expansive and sprawling metropolis of New York City or Los Angeles, but the city permeates a strong identity of black culture. Some, like Professor Mary Rolinson of Georgia State’s history department, said Atlanta is a central point for black […]

Across the world, one billion men, women, and children joined together on Valentine’s Day to put an end to violence and abuse against women. One Billion Rising is a global strike, in flash mob form, […]

<iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/2UPeeUlXVdo” frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe> Growing up in Blue Ridge, Georgia, Georgia State Alumni JonahHooper said that his interest in dancing started at a very young age. “ When I was 12 I took […]