Marietta native won $50K in Shaq’s Dunkman World Championship
Jordan Southerland who grew up in Marietta wowed crowds with his vertical flight. He took home a $50,000 prize for his Dunk of the Night.
After five years of delays, Spina Pizza is finally opening at Atlanta Dairies
Spina Pizza has been “opening soon” for so long that owner-chef Anthony Spina Jr. can laugh about it now. After years of delays, the long-awaited pizzeria at Atlanta Dairies will open August 27.
At Thyme, family recipes meet a polished night out
Thyme's owner Kay Burns channels her hospitality roots into a modern American restaurant across from Midtown Bowl. Dinner offerings include shared plates like duck confit tacos or herb butter oysters. Entrees include Mediterranean lamb chops and honey harissa-glazed Atlantic salmon.
From the Well rises in Roswell with sourdough and cold brew lattes
After Fellows Café became a destination with hour-long waits, owners Christina and Tony DeVictor built a counter-service companion rooted in craft and hometown pride.
Polina Volchek on bringing AU Room to Pullman Yards
Created and produced by a Cirque du Soleil soloist, AU Room at Pullman Yards is a new immersive theatrical experience with aerial dancers, acrobats, original music, and LED visuals. And, its a show all about gold.
Marietta native to compete in Shaq’s Dunkman World Championship
Marietta native Jordan Southerland will compete in the Dunkman World Championship at Atlantic Station's Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta.
As ‘Outer Banks’ airs its fifth and final season, Atlanta’s Caroline Arapoglou reflects
Caroline Arapoglou, who plays Sarah's stepmother Rose Cameron on Netflix's "Outer Banks," reflects on her life in Atlanta, the city she says launched her career.
Karin Slaughter chats about her newly released thriller ‘The Secrets We Hide’
In an interview with Atlanta Magazine, she shares the personal history that shaped her latest fictional victim in ‘The Secrets We Hide’
Criminal Records celebrates 35 years with 3-stage, free block party Saturday
Criminal Records is celebrating 35 years with a three-stage, free block party Saturday Aug. 15. Buddy Red and Puddles Pity Party are just two of the musical highlights. Find out the rest.
Hal’s “The Steakhouse” to open in historic former funeral home in Midtown
Hal's "The Steakhouse," a Buckhead institution, will add a new location in Spring Quarter inside the historic Patterson building, a former funeral home. The restaurant will have the same food and drinks, plus a European-inspired café and fine art gallery.
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