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‘Love on the Spectrum’ moms have launched a podcast, ‘Talk to Me, Sis’
Georgia mom Lise Smith and South Carolina mom Nicci Smith, whose sons appear on the Netflix show "Love on the Spectrum," recently launched the "Talk to Me, Sis" podcast.
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Tank and the Bangas puts heart, mind and soul into its mix of poetry and music
Tank and the Bangas brings its dynamic blend of poetry, hip-hop, gospel, funk and rock to Variety Playhouse on April 17.
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Review: At least a dozen positives in Shakespeare Tavern’s ‘Twelfth Night’
Show’s greatest strength is its ensemble, which leans in to the play’s themes and has fun with them.
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Atlanta writer Colleen Oakley’s new novel is a genre-bending marital adventure
Interview with Atlanta author Colleen Oakley about her new novel, “Jane and Dan at the End of the World.”
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Bookshelf: 10 Georgia authors vie for 2025 Townsend Prize in Fiction
Ten authors, including Anissa Gray, John M. Williams and Barbara Tucker, are in the running for Georgia's prestigious Townsend Prize in 2025.
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Review: Out of Hand’s ‘How to Make a Home’ explores hardships of homelessness
In collaboration with Partners for Home, a nonprofit that works to end homelessness in Atlanta, the theater is putting their stories on display.
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15 things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend: Arts festivals, Callanwolde concert and more
Looking for something fun to do this weekend in metro Atlanta?
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This Atlanta blues band makes music to uplift each other — and everyone else
The all-women, blues-influenced Blue Velvet Atlanta is raising its profile with regular gigs at Napoleon’s in Decatur. It plays Inman Park Festival on April 26.
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Huzzah! Georgia Renaissance Festival marks its 40th anniversary
Previewing the Georgia Renaissance Festival, opening its whimsical 16th century village in Fairburn on Saturday, April 12, for eight weekends.