Those who are familiar with William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” would least expect to find a cast of Catholic schoolgirls putting on the show in an eerie clearing in the woods. But Synchronicity Theatre’s “Mac Beth” begins […]
October 29 is a big day in music history. There were alot of groundbreaking events that happened on this day. In 1955, Sun Records launched America’s first all-female radio station, WHER, in Memphis, Tennessee. […]
The Infinite Energy Center welcomed Logic into Atlanta late Friday afternoon. Logic has produced five albums and has since went on tour for his latest album, “The Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind.” The tour brought […]
On Sept. 19, 1985, the Parents Music Resource Center, a group of moms, testified before a Senate hearing in order to censor the music to which their children listened, opposed by musicians Frank Zappa, Dee […]
This Tuesday will mark the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin’s U.S. release of “Led Zeppelin II.” Following their debut album released in January 1969 and a particularly grueling first tour, Led Zeppelin had a sharp […]
Imagine being trapped in a series of canopy tents, walls lined with newspaper clippings and masks — the stuff of nightmares. The only way out is through a word-scramble lock, one that doesn’t budge. The […]
<div hidden> Afropunk Atlanta 2019 started Saturday at 787 Windsor. The Afropunk Festival in 2003 following the release of a documentary of the same name showcasing the role of African Americans in the punk scene. […]
Standing in a crowded, dark meadow is likely not anyone’s idea of an ideal fall evening, but “The Sleepy Hollow Experience” has brought audiences to Serenbe Playhouse for seven years now. The show combines a […]
Aries Chucky. Much like Aries, the antagonist of the “Child’s Play is rebellious, impulsive and charming. At first glance, he is as innocent as they come in his striped shirt and jean overalls. But it’s […]
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