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2/1/2012

Q&A with Julia Forbes

Opening February 5 at the High Museum, The Art of Golf features works by the likes of Rembrandt, Norman Rockwell, and Andy Warhol. Atlanta golf legend Bobby Jones Jr. warrants his own room. The exhibition’s managing curator Julia Forbes, a ... Read more
1/1/2012

Q&A with Dr. Uzee Brown Jr.

Atlanta’s King Celebration concert will feature the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, music director Robert Spano, the Morehouse and Spelman College glee clubs, and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. National Public Radio (WABE ) will air the concert on the MLK holiday, January 16. ... Read more
12/1/2011

Q&A with the Phipps Santa

The legendary Santa at Phipps Plaza will visit with about 15,000 wide-eyed tots this holiday season. Overzealous parents angling for appointments have been known to crash the santaatphipps.com website as they plunk down $15 deposits for the appointment-only Saint Nick. ... Read more
11/1/2011

Q&A with Tony Bennett

To mark his eighty-fifth birthday, veteran crooner Tony Bennett has released a new album, Duets II, featuring famous friends, including former Atlantan John Mayer and the late Amy Winehouse. Before Bennett once again hits the Fox Theatre stage on November ... Read more
10/1/2011

Q&A with David Hughes Duke and John Duke

PBA30’s original documentary One Law For All: The Story of the Atlanta Legal Aid Society, which premieres October 27 at 8:30 p.m., may cause you to hesitate before lobbing caustic cocktail party barbs at lawyers. Native Atlantan father and son ... Read more
9/1/2011

Q&A with Jane Fonda

Jane Fonda returns to town on October 4 for the Atlanta premiere of her new comedy Peace, Love & Misunderstanding, a fundraiser for the Fonda-founded Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention to be held at the Woodruff Arts Center. The ... Read more
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About Rich
Rich Eldredge has been happily chronicling the scene in Atlanta since 1990. He began his writing career here with multiple bylines in Atlanta magazine. For sixteen years he contributed to the AJC's popular Peach Buzz column, serving as head writer from 1996 to 2009. In 2001, he edited Celestine Sibley, Reporter, a collection of his beloved AJC colleague's best reporting from her sixty-year career. Read more

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