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Omnivore
Decimated Beer Jobs Bill passes through Regulated Industries
The new version of SB 63 does not allow direct sales for breweries
Fresh Loaf
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Man killed outside Kroger on Ponce (Update) 17
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Advocates: Atlanta's infrastructure bond package should include funding for Lee Street bike lane project 3
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City on Senate's airport-takeover study: 'If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it' 6
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Watch President Obama's Georgia Tech speech on student aid here
News & Views
No need to mourn Manuel's Tavern 11
“The grand reopening of Manuel’s will probably draw a bigger crowd than the Braves’ first opening day in Smyrna,” says former barfly and journalist
Music
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The Lone Bellow’s ‘Morning’ muse
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The many moods of Torche 1
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Janelle Monáe signs Epic deal
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Mastodon, Lust, Motherfucker @ The Earl
- Wed., March 11, 8 p.m. $30
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The Lone Bellow w/ Odessa @ Terminal West
- Wed., March 11, 9 p.m. $20 - $22
A&E
Chrome Yellow goes from pop-up to permanent 2
Popular local pop-up hopes to open in brick-and-mortar space this spring.
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‘Braggsville’ puts T. Geronimo Johnson in good company
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‘Noisey Atlanta’: Stuntin’ on reality 9
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Burnaway's Crush hits Adair Park 5
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Photo Exhibition: A Walk Through Atlanta Peachtree-Pine @ Our Studio and Gallery
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African Cosmos: Stellar Arts @ Michael C. Carlos Museum
- 3 going/interested
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Movies & TV
‘The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’ might lull you to sleep 1
Follow-up to 2011 film is fun to look at, rife with stereotypes
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Director dissects Hollywood in ‘Maps to the Stars’
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Hollywood Product: 'Fifty Shades of Grey' 2
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Hollywood Product: 'Kingsman: The Secret Service'
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South Arts Film Series Screening of This Ain't No Mouse Music! @ Hapeville Jess Lucas Park, Christ Church & Carriage House
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Movie Premiere 35 and Ticking
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03/05/2015
Photo Galleries
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Iconic songwriter and country western journeyman Willie Nelson performed to a sold-out crowd at the Tabernacle on February 27. The 81-year-old American legend, actor, and political activist began his music career in 1956, has recorded more than 60 studio albums, and appeared in over 30 films and TV shows. His popularity persists across all genres and age groups as was easily seen at the Tabernacle, as fans from punk to country music stood side by side — teenagers to octogenarians alike. Nelson tours endlessly, and while it may appear he is supporting a new release such as 2014's December Day, a wonderful duet album with his sister Bobbie Nelson, every show is a celebration of his vast catalog. From “Crazy” to “Roll Me Up And Smoke Me (When I Die),” Nelson's musical legacy and popularity transcends genres and demographics.
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February 15, 2015 - Whiskey Park once again set the mood for CL’s annual Lust List party sponsored by Stella Artois, High Museum of Art, Piq and Lyft. DJ Hands of Grace provided the beats while some of Atlanta’s finest came to party with this year’s honorees.
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Hundreds of art and comedy fans flooded the Mammal Gallery Saturday night in South Downtown to take part in the second annual CL + AJFF Art Party. With interactive scenes from film and TV, drops all night by #FAF artists, cotton candy from Modern Tribe, collectible art prints courtesy of MailChimp, a free taco bar from Las Margaritas, and a soundtrack provided by Cousin Dan, it's no wonder folks wanted to stay til the wee hours of the morning.
From the Archive
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2014 Holiday Movie Preview
From Selma to Middle-Earth, 15 films to get you through polar vortex season
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