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Articles from November 2007

Lyrical tale

“August Rush” sings sweetly




The Black Lips

“Good Bad Not Evil”
(Vice Records)


SP Arts + Entertainment List for 11/25/07

This week's events in the arts


SP Live for the week of 11/25/07

This week in live music


Keep on giving

Get into the holiday spirit at local theaters


Taking care of what matters

When is my head going to come out of my ass?


Is surgery an option for treatment of tremor?

Should I consider deep brain stimulation?


A little foggy

‘The Mist’ could use more scares


Casting a spell

‘Enchanted’ offers the best of fairy tales


Shifting gears

Designer Joanne Credi makes the switch from handbags to clothing


Sail away to romance in St. Augustine, Florida

It turned out that the suite in which we’d be staying offered plenty cause for celebration on its own account...


The American Foreign Legion

The United States needs a Foreign Legion.


“Remedial” is the rule

In education, as in politics, as little attention is paid to the statistical documenters of doom as is paid to the prophets of that doom


Faithful politics?

Televangelist Pat Robertson has endorsed Rudy Giuliani—a pro-choice candidate—for the presidency because, apparently, he thinks Giuliani has the best chance of defeating Hillary Clinton...


Red-hot eats

Atlanta’s 25 best dating restaurants


Ben Lee

“Ripe”
(New West)


On the ball

Caren West takes on Cinderella, charity and glamor


The downside to sex

She was quick to go back to him (probably due to his monetary stability)...


Hidden epidemic

Chlamydia’s breaking records and syphilis is making a comeback. Meanwhile, some stores are locking up their condoms


Letters to the Editor

Stop accepting the demonization of Israel


Regulate the Internet

A society that disregards truth and, indeed, encourages flagrant disregard for the truth, is unraveling from its core; it is descending into madness.


Shop, drop and roll

GET PHYSICAL


Canoe’s Deadliest Catch

The Sunday Paper catches up with Carvel Grant Gould


Holiday drinking—open your hearts to the spirits

Like most Americans, your fridge is overflowing with leftover turkey right now...


Parasite, disease—or madness?

CDC edges closer to investigation of mysterious “Morgellons disease”


One year after Neal Street

Changes have been made in the department since the 92-year-old Johnston was shot to death by APD officers.


A dream library

Catalog offers everything to organize a book collection


Shop ’Til You Drop—Or Better Yet, Don’t

Aughhhh. Hope you survived Black Friday...


Everybody’s All-American?

New Atlanta-based league to combine best of pro, college football


Bowled under

Postseason college games more about money than matchups


WILL HOGE

“Draw the Curtains”
(Rykodisc)


‘Beowulf’ increases appeal of ancient epic

“Beowulf” the movie was 1300 years in the making, and worth the wait


A city for the ages

From students to seniors, Austin is surprisingly varied


Bou-cou style

Local jewelry artist finds her niche


Always look on the bright side of life

About a month or so ago, the big team sporting scene locally was pretty lousy...


Time to fly—finally?

The once dismal Atlanta Hawks show real promise. But...


Jersey boys

At Georgia, the tail is wagging the Bulldog


Bottles up

Ted Allen chats about his series on wine


Southern holiday treats

Two of my favorites: Sweet Potato Bread with Pecans and Pecan Brittle.


Helping hands

Some people give good service, while others taketh away


Master sommelier

The real bar exam


33 years on the lam

Deborah Gavin’s stayed out of trouble since escaping a Georgia prison in 1974—now the state wants her back


Widespread Water Panic

Trying to ease water woes, Georgia officials are putting equal parts faith in God the Almighty and in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.


Toys on parade

Hoffman brings life to ‘Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium’


‘Love in the Time of Cholera’ falls short

Mike Newell’s version is commendable in its simplicity


Hitting the mark

‘No Country for Old Men’ right on target


Stitched together

‘Gee’s Bend’ actors add dimension to quilting drama


Burning down the house

‘Arsonist’s Guide to Writers’ Homes in New England’ author visits Atlanta


Grateful for Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is, seemingly, a pretty innocuous holiday...


Good news in Iraq, bad news for Dems

In my youth mainstream newspaper writers were sufficiently educated to have heard of Solon, and many members of Congress were wise, if not poetic.


My mongrel nation

Every year, Thanksgiving reminds me of the worst of my many public humiliations.


The rain man cometh

Who could have guessed that it was all so simple?


In the business of having fun

Someone asked me not too long ago if I ever attend events simply for fun...


Bored in Bed

I’ve already run through all the traditional romance novelties for jazzing things up, so I’m about tapped out with ideas.


Giving is receiving

MALL ABOUT YOU


At the water’s edge

I couldn’t ignore the desperate ache I felt. It was clearly coming from my chest...


Take a hike

Amicalola Falls State Park’s autumn adventures


Letters to the Editor

Stop the bleeding


Bright lights, big hits?

2007 Holiday Movie Preview: Deck the halls with Hollywood’s latest


Sumptuous showcase

Discover the rich flavors of Argentina at Prime Meridian


Electric Six

“I Shall Exterminate Everything Around Me That Restricts Me from Being the Master”
(Metropolis)


SP Arts + Entertainment List for 11/18/07

See what's going on in and around Atlanta during Thanksgiving week.


Burgled!

Want your stuff back? Good luck


SP Live for 11/18/07

SP Live: a 99x complete concert listing for Atlanta.


The Coathangers

“The Coathangers”
(Rob’s House Records)


A Mighty Tale

Angelina Jolie talks about her role in ‘Beowulf’


A winning pair

Actors hit the right notes in ‘The Last Five Years’


The wind blows back

‘Rhett Butler’s People’ offers new look at classic novel


Ho, ho, oh no

Avoid ‘Fred Claus’ this holiday season


Travel & leisure

A passport to coordinating personalities and itineraries


From babymaking to matchmaking

She wants children, and I don’t.


Chasing Frank Gehry

Where to go to see the work of one of the greatest architects of our time
By Suzanne Wright

Frank Gehry has been dubbed a “starchitect.” And for good reason.


Two for tea

The designing pair of ColeyClaire is turning heads with their occasion dresses


Budget chic

From discounts and free-with-purchase items, here’s where the sales and savings are at this week


Say ah

Connections between antibiotic use and throat infections


Stop the bleeding

Grady’s crisis is America’s crisis


In the Club

Georgia’s taxpayers own Jekyll Island, but it may be returning to the exclusive era of the Rockefellers


Georgia students poorer than ever

The number of Southern schools with a majority of students in poverty has more than tripled since 2000


The proficiency illusion

A curriculum formulated by the left would have been no less damaging...


A cause that’s not the cause

Megan Williams is a 20-year-old black woman in West Virginia who I’m sure would prefer her name and image weren’t splashed across national papers right now...


The (Missing) Sound of Silence

Any other answer is not only unhelpful; it’s dangerous...


Obligations of the heart

Caren West works on conquering her fear of commitment


SP Mail: Letters to the Editor (November 11)

A pair of Douglas’ 2006 columns, “Give Me Patience Right Now” and “Waiting and Wanting,” led to his selection as one of three finalists from a national field of more than 80 applicants...


Get luckie

New restaurant and lounge charms with sleek décor, chic offerings and affordable menu


Three and out

Elegant drinks without the fuss


Earthly eats

Radial Certified Green


Taste test

All the food news that’s fit to serve


‘Lions for Lambs’ fails to entertain

The poster sure makes “Lions for Lambs” look like a movie...


Soundcheck: LucindaBlackBear; The Coathangers

"Capo My Heart and Other Bear Songs”
(Eastern Spurs)


Paving the way

Ovie Mughelli opens holes for teammates—and opportunities for kids


ME FIRST!

Kobe and A-Rod too self-centered to win championships


Don’t Give Up, Don’t Ever Give Up

When does one toss in the towel?


SP Arts + Entertainment List for 11/11/07

The week's events in arts and entertainment.


The challenge of our time

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Sappy ‘Rails & Ties’ crashes

Men should check their genitalia at the door before seeing the Deathtime movie “Rails & Ties.”


SP Live for 11/11/07

Complete online listing of concerts in the Atlanta area this week.


The Cult

“Born Into This”
(Roadrunner Records)


Martian Child’ suffers from an identity crisis

Every child feels like a Martian sometimes...


Pulling the strings

Atlanta Opera uses puppets to enhance “Hansel and Gretel”


Look at me

Vying for the attention of our mates


In the darkest hour

The strain of postpartum depression


Damage control

What to do after you overindulge on Halloween


J.D. Doyle

The taste guy at SoHo


Something old, something new

The Depeaux recasts history in Decatur


Land of milk & honey

The buzz about the sweet syrup


A spitting image

The Modern Gentlemen attend a scotch tasting


Girls night out

MommyMixer brings mothers and baby sitters together


Zen and the art of flight

When I signed up for an eight-week Circus Arts Training class, I wasn’t really sure what to expect


Basket case

Artisans and heritage flourish in Panama


Looking for laughs?

Funny writers speak at Jewish book festival


Tip-off time

SP’s college basketball preview


Tribes and tribulations

College mascots: The good, the bad and the ugly


Au revoir, Octobre—thanks for the good times

These days I stop to use the bathroom on road trips...


Radar for the week of November 4, 2007

Monster bash of the week


Where the magic happens

Caren West takes on Voodoo Music Experience


Her brother’s keeper

The sister of a death row inmate is fighting for his life—and her own


A face-lift for the Old Fourth Ward

Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward neighborhood has an important place in black history


Hemp for the hemp-less

Will a lawsuit filed by North Dakota farmers resurrect Georgia’s hemp industry?


Face off

Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe discuss ‘American Gangster’


Jimmy Carter documentary less than intriguing

When he shot the great concert film “Stop Making Sense,” Jonathan Demme aimed his camera at the stage and let the Talking Heads do the work...


As sweet as honey

Jerry Seinfeld discusses “Bee Movie”


Good medicine

“Meds” offers just the right prescription


Ian Ball

“Who Goes There”
(Dispensary Records)


The Court and Genarlow Wilson

It’s hard to say which is more incompetent: our General Assembly or our courts...


Fiat lux! We need Latin!

Latin in public schools


An Uncommon Word

“A Common Word Between You and Us”


SP Mail: Letters to the Editor (November 4)

I am all for anything that makes the American public as uncomfortable as possible with George Bush’s War...


Radio-active

Are rock stars in favor of anything?


SP Arts + Entertainment List for 11/04/07

What's going on this week in: Theater, Dance, Music, Opera, Kids and Family, Books, and Talks.


SP Live Concert Listing for 11/04/07

Concerts


The devil to pay

Sharp crime drama lacks emotional impact


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