Atlanta’s favorite billionaire discusses the Falcons, the future and Michael Vick

City, state and nonprofit group offer strategy to fight child prostitution

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“DAY & AGE”
(ISLAND)

“A PLACE TO LAND”
(EQUITY MUSIC GROUP)

Want a workout with a lotta soul? Head over to Gotta Dance

Atlanta’s boutiques unveiled

Il Mulino New York arrives in Atlanta

Pumpkin ravioli with sage butter—Stella Trattoria

Atlanta’s full of budget-friendly meals—though some might cost you your health.


Chef Jim Gallivan dishes on his new position at the International Culinary School at the Art Institute of Atlanta

The celebratory events just keep on coming

‘Smokey Joe,’ ‘Jesus’ bring too much noise

“1,851 traffic citations were dropped off at Central Records and not forwarded to the court.”—Audit report

The “Inkheart” star on his new movie, his career and his attraction to Helen Mirren

Beauty salon pressures, slick surfaces and ridding yourself of absolute pricks

The only legacy worthy of the fallen is lasting peace in Iraq.

Piedmont Conservancy makes 11th-hour call for funding while neighbors complain about parking deck

SP poised for growth

What do Obama’s Cabinet picks mean for the future?

Want a firmer, better butt? Head to this class at HFC Midtown

New vineyard in Georgia flourishes

The expansion of the White Provision District

Shrimp, avocado and tomato salad

Stop the Presses

Ten attractions off the beaten path

Mickey Rourke a contender in ‘The Wrestler’

Veteran director returns to his acting roots

Dealing with sex addiction and disliking a friend’s choice in losers

Emma Roberts on ‘Hotel for Dogs,’ growing up and her famous relatives

“HAPPY IN GALOSHES”
(NEW WEST)

“LIVE AT BONNAROO” (DVD)
(LEE BOYS)

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Atlanta's live music for the week of January 18

There is a tremendous difference between wanting peace and wanting to look like someone who wants peace.

Emory study: Trauma in childhood may lead to chronic fatigue in adulthood

Craft and Craftbar open in Atlanta

Revitalize your family at the refurbished High Hampton Inn

Manscaping, and suffering through an ex-attended wedding for the sake of a good friend


Turkey-fried rice at Village Tavern

Two Urban Licks executive chef dishes on live-fire cooking and other trends

SP’s highlights of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival

Barbara Uterhardt works to bring Onstage Atlanta to new heights

“Horses are meant to be in a pasture.”—Desiree Acholla, PETA

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What's in and what's out for the upcoming year

‘Notorious’ director finds positive message in Biggie’s story

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would’ve turned 80 years old this Thursday

“SECRETS ARE SINISTER”
(ORIGINAL SIGNAL)

“ROTT ’N’ ROLL”
(HYENA)

‘Revolutionary Road’: from perfect match to cage match

This week in live music

Atlantans pay Chief Pennington $200,221 annually. It’s time the city considered someone who could do a better job for less.

New Year, new you

Hope Philbrick checks it out

Fresh from her Dec. 23 appearance on MSNBC’s “Hardball,” Stephanie Ramage has the answers

A festival of spirits celebrates libations like no other

Stick to your New Year’s resolution this year with these gym deals

Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center proves itself in its first year

The best—and worst—films of 2008

Live music this week in Atlanta

Local Arts and Entertainment Calendar for the Week

The ups and downs of the year in flicks

Blane Bachelor addresses your dating woes

Why you should care where your gift came from

Make Chef Steve Cooke's New Southern Greens

The Long Ryders stop in Atlanta for exclusive reunion