To say Kabir Sehgal is a man of many talents is like saying a forest has many trees. The latest inspiration for the Grammy-winning producer is American's 250th anniversary.
Review of "Initiative," Aurora Theatre's world premiere production of Jacob York's script about a Dungeons & Dragons devotee living through the game while battling cancer.
"Dog Mom," a comedy about a pet owner and her pup, shows how simple yet radical it is to open your heart to unexpected love. At Horizon Theatre through April 19.
With statistics and interviews with Dale Murphy, Bob Horner and Joe Torre, Patrick Montgomery analyzes what contributed to the “rise and fall of the 1980s Atlanta Braves.”
Atlanta’s Keith Sweat is an executive producer for the film, which was shot in just 10 days in metro Atlanta, primarily at a spacious home in Ellenwood.
With a “Theo of Golden” sequel still a year or two away, readers can satisfy themselves with books that share qualities with Allen Levi's bestselling first novel.