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Articles from August 2009

VAMPIRES! WEREWOLVES! ZOMBIES!

From “New Moon” to “Zombieland,” SP’s top 20 fall flicks


Taking stock

Demetri Martin discusses his new movie and working with Ang Lee 


CONNOR CHRISTIAN & SOUTHERN GOTHIC

“90 PROOF LULLABIES”
 (VINTAGE EARTH)


CHICKENFOOT

 “CHICKENFOOT”
 (REDLINE ENTERTAINMENT)


SPecial Events

The week's A&E calendar


SPecial Events

The week's A&E calendar


99x Concert Calendar

The week's live music in and around Atlanta


Where are you, Braves fans?

Sportopia® Excuses of the Week


The altar of sports

Last week, I happened to check out “Soul Power"...


It's here!

 


Charlaine Harris

The Quick Q&A


Too lenient?

APD Officer Andrew Fincher was bitten by a man with HIV whom he says intended to infect him. Judge Marvin S. Arrington sentenced the biter to 18 months.


Almost over?

Deadline nears for troublesome salvage yard to clean up its act


"Target on our backs"

Disabled police officer files federal complaint against the city



Around town

Great local restaurants, plus the Paradijs cocktail


Getting fresh

Vegetable Husband delivers produce and fruit to your door


Twist and stout

The Irish Guinness BBQ burger at Ri Ra


Dive in

Roatán, Honduras, is a refreshing retreat


Letting sleeping (around) dogs lie

Something was said last night to make me believe that there may have been a little more to the wild night, like perhaps my husband went to a VIP room, but I don’t know for sure...


Atlanta's combat zone

Abandoned houses, heroin dealers, prostitutes and out-of-control garbage (and rats) plague English Avenue and Vine City, despite millions of dollars in public investment


The police and Mrs. Johnston's neighborhood

The cops are too few, the residents too fearful and angry, and the city’s answer—a board of folks with too little training and knowledge—is simply misguided.


Keep your head up

Maintaining your sanity amid mixed messages, stress and the humiliation of job-hunting


Casualties of war

Tarantino’s ‘Inglourious Basterds’ beats history to a pulp (fiction)


Georgia on my mind

Georgia peach bread pudding at Rathbun’s


East vs. West

A California wino sets up camp in New York wine country


The offal truth

A visit to Abattoir Chophouse has its consequences


Second look

Ray’s in the City gets revamped


Get going

Next time you feel like laying around on a Saturday, don’t! Turn off the TV, and explore what Atlanta has to offer


Wheel of fortune

SP catches up with Donna Narducci of Ovarian Cycle on her new path


‘Pulp Fiction for kids’

Director Robert Rodriguez discusses ‘Shorts’


AM

“FUTURE SONS AND DAUGHTERS”
 (AM SOUNDS)


The Entrance Band

“THE ENTRANCE BAND”
 (ECSTATIC PEACE/UNIVERSAL)


SPecial Events

Arts & Entertainment


99x Concert Calendar

Thsi week's concerts in Atlanta


The more things change...

The Buzz: What's movin' and shakin' in the world of sports


Second chances

For Michael Vick—and for us—the future starts now


Rick Miller

The Quick Q&A


Center stage

The season’s top 10 productions



The 2009 SPotlight Awards

Best Lead Actor and Actress


The 2009 SPotlight Awards

Best Supporting Actor and Actress


@#$Ω*%Δ!!!

Bert Osborne’s top 10 pet peeves


Sunshine reggae

The patios are open, the drinks are flowing, and outside is calling your name


Smoke screen

Crispy smoked oyster mushrooms at Flat Creek Lodge


Good ‘mourning’

Kate’s Club provides a sense of renewal and hope for children who’ve lost a parent or sibling


Mark my words

A girlfriend gets a tattoo against boyfriend’s wishes, and a brush-up on the basics of dating


SPecial Events

This week's Arts and Entertainment calendar


99x Concert Calendar

Live music this week in Atlanta


Jewish athletes—not an oxymoron

Ever since the Georgia Theatre in Athens suffered extensive fire damage earlier this summer, there’s been a sports-music column brewing in my noodle...


The L-word

Laid off? Here's what to do next


Jeremy Piven

The Quick Q&A


Bobby Long

“DIRTY POND SONGS”
 (SELF-RELEASED)


The Fiery Furnaces

“I’M GOING AWAY”
 (THRILL JOCKEY)


Poli-sci-fi: ‘District 9’ delivers

A ShortTakes review


John Hughes influence felt in grand ‘Slam’

A ShortTakes review


Charter Schools Feel the Crunch

GSU study: More than 40 percent of start-up charter schools in Georgia operated in the red during the 2006-2007 school year


Dangerously ill

Part Two of an occasional series on the impact of the mentally ill on the criminal justice system



Serving time for mental illness

The police and jailers are their care providers. The taxpayers pick up the tab.


Atlanta's "police commissioner"

Atlanta used to have a police commissioner who oversaw the city’s police chief...


Somewhere in time

Eric Bana and Rachel McAdams discuss ‘The Time Traveler’s Wife’


Cheap Trick

“THE LATEST”
 (CHEAP TRICK UNLIMITED)


Our Lady Peace

“BURN BURN”
 (OUR LADY PEACE)


SPecial Events

 


99x Concert Calendar

 


Falcons first look

The Buzz: What's movin' and shakin' in the world of sports


What would Jackie think?

A 42-year-old backup catcher/outfielder’s return to the diamond this summer


Consuming passions

Despite undercooked moments, “Julie & Julia” goes down like butter


Below-average ‘Joe’?

A Sunday Paper preview


Chowing down in Turks & Caicos

Destination Dining


Around town

Mama Mia in Midtown and a melody of good eats in Alpharetta


Make a splash

Summer cocktails—Mexican-style


The truth is out there

Robert Kenner shares his thoughts on “Food, Inc.,” health care, growth hormones and Congress


Lazy river

Need a break from it all? Float down the Chattahoochee for a guaranteed day of R&R


Consign of the times

Savvy Snoot turns out a myriad of home décor options


Atlanta's contentious waterworld

Faulty meter readings, cracking meter covers, and unsympathetic judges shape the city’s water issues in a mayoral election year


Taylor Hicks

The Quick Q&A


Stories of hope

An introspective look into lives affected by the recession


The Donnas

“Greatest Hits Vol. 16”
 (Purple Feather)


Back on the street again

Midtown battles the same offenders over and over 


Restoring Red Dog

Councilman Ceasar Mitchell gets ideas from a surprising source to bring back the APD's legendary unit


SPecial Events

This week's A&E calendar


99x Concert Calendar

This week in live music


Obsession gone too far

The Buzz: What's Movin' and Shakin' in the World of Sports


Getting fiscal

Two Falcons share the thrill of—saving money?


Reigning Sound

“Live at Goner Records”
 (Goner)


Blue lights, fire trucks, and bad blood

Mayoral candidates lob accusations and innuendos during police and fire forum


Dying for a laugh

Scattered ‘Funny People’ will do anything for a chuckle


‘Rainbow’ dis-connection

‘Colored Girls’ shows its age


All choked up

Blane Bachelor answers your relationship questions


Peachy keen

Georgia’s peaches are ripe for picking—in savory cocktails and delicious dishes


Eat Jamaican, Mon!

Destination dining in Montego Bay and Kingston


Cone head

House-made gelato at Alon’s


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