Shaq’s Fun House might be the most over-the-top Atlanta Super Bowl party
Shaq's Fun House, a mega Super Bowl party that takes place at the Battery on February 1, will feature a performance from Migos, a DJ set from Shaq himself, Cirque Du Soleil performers, carnival games, and a Waffle House pop-up.
CNN’s Erick Erickson’s loose lips
In general, I oppose the Internet trend of demanding people be fired from media positions just because they say something that upsets someone. Nevertheless, I'm sincerely confused about why CNN continues to employ Macon conservative "personality" Erick Erickson.
Commentary: Atlanta’s neglect of the Sweet Auburn district is a civic shame
A century or so ago, if a black resident of Atlanta wanted to stop for a drink after work, he’d have to go to the basement of a saloon, or sit behind a curtain or screen in the rear of a bar. Jim Crow laws, which controlled everything from what African Americans could wear (no capes) and how they got to upper floors of the Candler Building (the freight elevator), kept the races from sharing a cold beer or shot of rye side by side.
How Atlanta child actor Owen Vaccaro became a Hollywood star—and how your kids could, too
He’s only 10, but Atlanta actor Owen Vaccaro, who has a role in the new Garry Marshall film, Mother's Day, has already mastered the art of making a good first impression.
In Development: “Bike and brew” creative hive coming to Buckhead’s southeastern edge
On Buckhead’s southeastern edge, a formerly underutilized warehouse district wedged between Peachtree Creek and I-85 is abuzz with new investment.
#Snowmaggedon: Chipper to the rescue!
Last night, like so many commuters, Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman was stranded on the clogged, ice-covered Atlanta highways, trying to get home. And likewise, while idling behind the wheel, he thumbed out tweets of frustration. Fortunately for Freeman, a resourceful (and perhaps a little crazy) friend was listening.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. swings by Atlanta to talk about the Chattahoochee and the importance of enforcing environmental laws
Known for his outspoken (and at times controversial) views on the environment, politics, and vaccines, Kennedy, the president of the Waterkeeper Alliance, stopped by Atlanta last weekend to urge greater environmental advocacy at SweetWater 420 Fest.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: January 9-15
Throw teddy bears at a hockey rink for the Atlanta Gladiators' Teddy Bear Toss, Chef Kevin Gillespie is introducing Gunshow's new chef at Cast Iron & Collards Society private dinner, and hundreds of boats will be at the Georgia World Congress Center for the Atlanta Boat Show.
What Atlanta United fans had to say about their team bringing home the MLS Cup
The curse has been lifted. In just their second season, Atlanta United defeated the Portland Timbers 2-0 to bring home the MLS Cup. Just before the victory parade began Monday morning, we stepped outside our downtown office to speak to United fans about what the championship means to them and to the city.
The Goat Farm Arts Center will soon be five times bigger. Can it hold on to its magic?
Later this year, the roughly 500 artists who build, create, and essentially live at the Goat Farm will relocate to spaces in Castleberry Hill, Old Fourth Ward, downtown Atlanta, and other areas as the property begins a $250 million redevelopment. The transformation, which will add live-work units and a hotel, will allow the Goat Farm to expand its mission, the owner says.
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