Make Eli's Mussels with Ras El Hanout and Sherry Caramel, and head to Harvest Midtown Sunday, Oct. 4 to see Eli and many of Atlanta’s other great chefs.

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Atlanta’s It List 2009

Atlanta’s It List 2009

 Atlanta’s It List 2009

 Atlanta’s It List 2009

 Atlanta’s It List 2009

 Atlanta’s It List 2009

 Atlanta’s It List 2009

 Atlanta’s It List 2009

 Atlanta’s It List 2009

 Atlanta’s It List 2009

It seems unlikely that the effort would not have been influenced by the editorial goal of ass-covering.

Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet and “Bright Star” is boring.

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“WOLFGANG AMADEUS PHOENIX”
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“HOREHOUND”
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Emergency agency says 80 percent of Georgians unprepared

Understanding when a guy’s just not that into you, and why breaking up is smarter than cheating

International model and Kennesaw native discovered on MySpace

Let’s just take it all off: the fancy name and the appellation, and get to what’s in the bottle

Chef Scott Serpas's New Orleans BBQ Shrimp

The police investigation and raid of a gay leather bar raises more questions than it answers

Atlanta resident Robert Venditti is the writer of “Surrogates,” a thriller published by Marietta-based comic book company Top Shelf Productions.

Abattoir Chophouse, the latest restaurant by chef-owners Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison, opened on May 21

‘Jennifer’s Body’ not worth screaming about

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Heirloom tomato salad at Paces 88

Natural Body Spa’s green-minded practices make it a sustainable force in the spa industry

‘The Informant!’ plays whistle-blowing tale for laughs

“TERRA INCOGNITA”
 (THE END)

“iTUNES LIVE”
 (iTUNES)

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...and the Braves' limp finish

Herring claims that Borders used her position as Atlanta City Council president to secretly lobby state legislators on behalf of her then-employer, Cousins Properties.

School has one of only eight research centers in the nation devoted to vaccine trials

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Voters Have Until Oct. 5 to Register to Vote Nov. 3

No matter who Atlantans elect for mayor, if they don’t demand transparency now, they won’t see much change at City Hall

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SP’s annual fall fashion guide

‘9’ looks good but doesn’t add up to much

How can he let the woman he loves know that her weight is starting to get in the way?

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Rumer Willis discusses ‘Sorority Row’ and her famous parents

A ShortTakes review

A ShortTakes review

"The Chair in the Doorway"
 (MEGAFORCE)

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As The Sunday Paper went to press, the Sept. 4 qualifying deadline for council races was drawing nigh. Here’s the way the district races looked as of deadline.   

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My boyfriend of six months, whom I really like and want to build a future with, has a stumbling block: his penis.

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Chef Kevin Maxey's recipe for beet salad

Sublime Doughnuts reinvents the pastry wheel

Mimi Tin chefs up delicious décor with Sushi Style

Kate Beckinsale on “Whiteout” and her unlikely career as an action heroine

A ShortTakes review of Mke Judge's "Extract"

Felons beware: If you try to kill somebody in Atlanta, Judge Arrington might ground you and take away your ride.

Real estate watchers are divided on the outlook; one warns of a wild card.