The legend lives on

Longtime Atlanta PGA event losing sponsor

Hang in there: It’s lonely being right

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler discuss the conception of their new comedy

Fuzzy focus on big picture in playwright’s latest works

"Find some new buddies whose girlfriends don’t pounce on other men at parties"

20 Ingredient Greek Salad

Ludacris and Chef Chris Yeo open California-based Straits restaurant serving Singaporean cuisine 

Sticking a cork in it

Where's Miranda?

Is an old Russian weight-lifting technique a gimmick or the real deal?

Options other than surgery?

Ditch the Ambien. We’ve got four tricks to help you catch your 40 winks—and more

Get a healthy, golden glow with a touch of bronzer

Campy ‘Zombie Strippers’ packs fun bite

‘The Visitor’ a welcome look at love and immigration

“Detours”
 (A&M)

“L’Autrichienne”
 (Relapse)

In Atlanta this week

This week in Atlanta

America’s increased focus on standardized test scores has meant more widespread use of drugs for ADHD—whether kids need ’em or not

CARE International’s Bob Bell explains the economics of hunger

When brought into the sphere of politics, religion is not Jacob’s ladder, a connection with Heaven; it is instead the Tower of Babel, man’s arrogance made manifest in material form

Romantic comedy long on laughs, but shortchanges women

Riveting, top-notch productions masterfully pose hard questions 

A sister despises her bro’s slutty girlfriend’s behavior, and former lovers consider reuniting

Taste the multinational cuisine of Peru at Machu Picchu

Gina Hopkins on acquiring Master Sommelier status

Colorless but far from tasteless

Adam Murphy dutifully reporting the good, the bad and the downright disgusting in restaurant inspections

Triage for a wine’s ills

 Line dancing is as country as fried green tomatoes and sweet tea—but will it keep your butt lookin’ good in a pair of Wranglers? I head to Nashville to find out

Summertime’s calling you!

Natural selection makes it easy to be eco-chic

Chinese director’s star-studded latest gets lost in translation

Morgan Spurlock makes agreeable ‘Islam for Dummies’

‘Kingdom’ offers a pleasant escape

“Cover Up”
(13th Planet Records/ Megaforce)

“Jesus of Cool”
 (Yep Roc)

What's going on in live music this week

Upcoming events

Hawks fly into playoffs, but critics squawk on

It’s happened again...

Exploring California’s Palm Springs and Morongo Basin

What about re-litigating the 1980s?

Clinton supporters say the darnedest things...

I have to admit that it gets to me....

Longtime Sunday Paper contributor and HowStuffWorks “Question of the Day” guy Josh Clark answers some questions that are bound to come up during your Earth Day celebration.

Herschel Walker scores points against a poor, isolated, rural childhood and a little-understood mental illness

Your responses to recent articles

Expect to see more green—and not just on your plate

Kevin Rathbun takes on ‘Iron Chef’

Patrón & Grand Marnier brew up two gems

Show-biz satire tries to have it both ways

Keanu Reeves on measuring success and getting inside his latest character

The beginning of last week saw a few folks both rightly and wrongly call me out on some things...

'My only problem with this whole situation is the fact that rappers get front-paged with frowns and “the mean face” all the time'

New legislation offers hope for Georgia juveniles in a state that’s endured more than 10 years of federal monitoring

Want to get in shape for real? Drop the free weights, and suspend yourself in the air with nylon ropes

Weighing the benefits and risks

The loss of a child inspires a movement

Exloring Niagara, Ontario, Canada

Relationship advice

America’s Big Oil is a small, somewhat endearing dwarf as compared with the giant Balrog of OPEC.

This bias leaves the greatest mass murderers of the 20th century—self-described Marxist-Leninists—somewhat off the hook.

The administration is going to run out the clock hiding behind the idea of a "pause."

Mark Teixeira loves Atlanta, and vice-versa. But will greener pastures lure him away?

This week in live music

“The Last Post”
 (Caroline)

“A Band in Hope”
 (Epitaph)

This week's Atlanta events

‘Smart’ cast, watered-down script

‘Street Kings’ an arresting crime thriller

Make PEASANT Bistro's braised pork belly

T.I.’s unusual sentence ignites controversy—but can it save his soul?

Alliance’s ‘Eurydice’ easy to forget

George Clooney on ‘Leatherheads,’ his directing career and working with—George Clooney

Oscar-winning ‘Counterfeiters’ feels (mostly) authentic

“The Good Life”
 (Bloodshot)

“Just a Little Lovin’”
(Lost Highway)

Eighteen years after he almost didn't make the cut, life's still chipper for Jones

If you’re like me, you haven’t finished your taxes yet...

The whole point of the Darwin fish is intolerance

When John McCain talks about Iraq, people are often left scratching their heads...

How is it possible that...the AJC was trumpeting Delta flights to China on its front page and discouraging a boycott of the Olympic Games in China this summer in its opinion section?

Your letters in response to Blane's responses to your letters

My teenage daughter has been diagnosed with POTS. Can anyone help her?

Arts & Entertainment Events

The return of Bracketmixology

Brothers Chris and Alex Kinjo bring fresh catch to Buckhead

Tiger Mountain Vineyards a fortunate venture for two couples

The cheese gets cut, families are united once again, and one restaurant experiments with ménage a trois

Make grilled squid a la Tavola Trattoria

New jewelry line from media maven Holly Firfer, cotton for a cause and a two-day shopping spree

The lowdown on flipping houses in Atlanta

Exotic dancing—it’s a great way to make money, but is it a great way to get in shape? There’s only one way to find out

Nasty bosses and co-workers cause turnovers and absenteeism in America’s workplaces

Atlanta refugees mislabeled terrorist-supporters get a second chance 

"White people have not been able to get what they want from black elected officials..."

The Sunday Paper is out-Foxed

Stones doc shines somewhat unflattering ‘Light’ on craggy classic rockers