The 50 best ways to keep cool in Hotlanta

An Atlanta junkyard with a history of environmental violations appears to have friends in high places—including the mayor

The other things an Atlanta Police sergeant told City Hall

Livingston Restaurant celebrates both history and cuisine

Make Dogwood Restaurant's creamy grits

Enjoying the ride with Calvin Borel

The Buzz: What's movin' and shakin' in the world of sports

The Quick Q&A

Pixar’s ‘Up’ soars on cross-generational appeal

Maia Knispel leaves Atlanta for new horizons

How to be up-front with your mate

Focused on your weight? Don’t be! Scales aren’t accurate portrayals of how healthy you are

If Sen. Isakson can push it through, what will the Birmingham-to-the-Beltway line do for Atlanta?

Sam Raimi scares up one ‘Hell’ of a ride

“OF FUNGI AND FOE”
 (PRAWN SONG)

“A WOMAN A MAN WALKED BY”
 (ISLAND)

This week's arts and entertainment calendar for the Atlanta area

This week in live music

Hop City Craft Beer and Wine opens in West Midtown

A first look at the new 30 Tables restaurant

The field is narrowing. Here’s where the candidates stand on public safety.

From A to (Jay-) Z, 100 sizzling shows

UGA: Infants are nine times more likely to be the victim of homicidal poisonings than the general population

Everyone on the Atlanta City Council is up for reelection. Some of them should be voted out.

The Buzz: What's movin' and shakin' in the world of sports

“SCRAMBLE”
 (SUICIDE SQUEEZE)

“WAVERING RADIANT”
 (IPECAC)

This week's arts and entertainment events in Atlanta

Atlanta's live music this week

High-school musical, Hollywood satire leave viewers empty-handed

The Quick Q&A

Getting played and playing the field

"Brides and Prejudice"

SP chats with the owner of a new Italian show boutique

JCT Kitchen’s angry mussels

Chef Linton Hopkins dishes on a new spot for farmers, his successful restaurants and his loyalty to Atlanta

‘Terminator Salvation’ short-circuits the franchise

Five Atlanta Police officers wounded in the line of duty say the city withholds the medical care they desperately need

Charles Stanley reports on how Atlanta City Council is about to be reshuffled

The mayoral candidate and Stephanie Ramage had a similar idea

A Quick Q&A with the director of “Rudo y Corsi,” in theaters now.

Kirsten Ott rounds up the places you've got to check out

Hunt Archbold's look at sports this week, plus a Sportopia Poll

SP gets in the ring with ‘Tyson’ director James Toback

Stock clichés keep race-car comedy in neutral

‘Angels & Demons’ breathes new life into ‘Da Vinci’ franchise

A Shorttakes review

A Shorttakes review

“A FINE MESS”
 (MYSPACE/INTERSCOPE)

“JUST ONE DROP”
 (MULE TRAIN RECORDS)

This week in arts and entertainment around Atlanta

The week in Atlanta's live music scene

Bringing out your partner’s innermost desires and reaching out to someone you met in a bar

Roswell couple launches online adoption and parenting resource

Herve Pennequin on the wine program at the St. Regis Atlanta Hotel & Residences

SP visits Leon’s Full Service


Make Cacciucco Tuscan Fish Stew

Sunday Best 2009

Revived ‘Star Trek’ franchise shouold live long and prosper

Make Food 101's strawberry salad

Francis Ford Coppola directs a new lineup of wines

Taste of Alpharetta feeds and entertains the masses

Farm 255 offers a locavore feast in Athens

Can’t make it to the gym? Pop one of these new workouts in your DVD player

Getting the word out about your wedding

New York’s Letchworth State Park

“CRACK THE SKYE”
 (REPRISE)

This week in Arts and Entertainment

A look ahead at Atlanta's week in live music

What’s so entertaining about Charles Barkley is...

More serious offenses, too many offenders and too few mentors mark Georgia’s juvenile courts

The story behind a poll showing 32 percent of Georgia Republicans would like the state to break away from the U.S.   

Is Mayor Franklin betting the city’s safety on landing a federal grant?

“THE GARDEN OF SCISSORS”
 (LONA)

Karl Urban discusses being a part of the new ‘Trek’

From ‘Wolverine’ to ‘Bruno,’ SP picks what to see—and what to avoid

For our critic, everything old isn’t new again

Fun ‘Wolverine’ not quite cutting-edge

“THE OPEN DOOR” (EP)
 (ATLANTIC)

“WARFACE”
 (SELF-RELEASED)

Atlanta's Arts and Entertainment Calendar for this week

Live music in Atlanta this week

Blane Bachelor answers readers' relationship questions

You don’t have to go far in Atlanta to find mountainous terrain for a gut-busting workout

Christie Harper at Dabberdoo wows us with gifts galore, travel-friendly items and clever creativity

Surprise health inspections on Atlanta-area restaurants resulted in some terrible scores

A closer look at Agave’s smartly chosen tequila bar

Highland Bakery serves up pure deliciousness with a sweet dose of sunshine

SP visits P’cheen, plus, why the swine flu shouldn’t deter you from bringing out your inner Mexican this Cinco de Mayo and a tasty charity event

Tin Lizzy’s chicken tortilla soup

Don’t freak out. It’s not as bad as bird flu.

Gwinnett inmate creates portrait from 553 envelopes

Zinkhan has authored or co-authored more than 140 published scholarly articles, several books and a wide selection of what might best be called “marketing poetry.”

But at what cost?

Sunday Paper movie critic Steve Warren stars as a cannibal in the horror film “Scarce,” which gets its U.S. DVD release on May 5.

Some of the most notorious pandemics of all time...

What's movin' and shakin' in the world of sports