The “Jurassic Park” franchise has been recreated many times over the past decade from movies, books and even games. As the ...

Shake Awake might just be Atlanta’s best-kept secret. Since jumping into the city’s vibrant music scene a few years back, the ...

In her highly anticipated second film, director Celine Song poses an important question: Can we simplify love into a basic equation? Composed of a star-studded cast with Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans ...

From the bright lights of Gas South Arena to the roaring cheers at Bobby Dodd Stadium, the Kashlan triplets’ journey was never just about crossing stages — it was about launching forward. Once the ...

Almost 15 years ago, Dreamworks released the animated film “How to Train Your Dragon,” a fantasy adventure movie for families. After the success of major franchises like “Shrek” or “Kung Fu Panda,” ...

For two months out of the year, Fairburn, Ga. becomes the fictional town of Newcastle, the site of the Georgia Renaissance Festival. Much like an actual 16th-century village, there is no cell service, ...

In response to the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) claims, Georgia lawmakers have approved a $434 million budget to improve conditions in the prisons. The budget will allow for 700 new guards and ...

Built in 1924, the Biltmore has hosted tea dances, Opera star recitals, galas and the first radio station in Atlanta. “Welcome South, Brother” (WSB-AM) broadcast from the Biltmore from 1925 to 1956, ...

After finishing fifth at the Auburn Regional at the Auburn University Club, Tech qualified for the NCAA men’s golf Championship hoping to continue their hot performances in NCAAs. Last year, Tech made ...

The Institute’s ranking in engineering is undisputed; its #4 position in U.S. News & World Report shows that. We stand among other academic giants such as Stanford, Massachusetts Institute of ...

In one of their first stops of their U.S. tour leg, the ever-growing indie classic Japanese Breakfast filled Atlanta’s Tabernacle with ethereal glamour. The group, led by Michelle Zauner (“Crying in H ...

Michael Cera (back), Benicio Del Toro (left) and Mia Threapleton (right) star as Bjorn, Zsa-Zsa Korda and Liesl respectively in Wes Anderson’s new film “The Phoenician Scheme.” // Photo courtesy of ...