'Role Models' serves up a dose of reckless comedy
A dancing minter, unruly kids and real life medieval battles make the new comedy "Role Models" a hit worth seeing.
A cross between "Big Daddy" and "Superbad" meets "Dungeons and Dragons" stars "Danny" (Paul Rudd) and "Wheeler" (Seann William Scott who we all have come to love as Stiffler) are two workers who promote energy drinks at public schools that oddly enough are toxic and make urine turn green.…
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King Tut Exhibit Brings African Culture Back to Atlanta
The wonders of Cairo, Egypt have been brought to a small room in the Atlanta Civic Center. The King Tut exhibit has become the new go to exhibit for a new exciting cultural experience in Atlanta.
Since leaving London in 2007 the traveling show has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers and is now making its temporary home at the Atlanta Civic Center in Atlanta.…
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'Cadillac Records' only worth the matinee price
The glitz and glamour of the music industry has often been overshadowed by the real life sex and drug stories of the industry's artists. The film Cadillac Records shows that risky behavior by billboard chart toppers didn't begin with Britney Spears.
Darnell Martin's Cadillac Records is a biopic of Chicago's Chess Records during the '40's, 50's and 60's.…
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To be or not to be a 'Ford Roadie'
Becoming a Ford Roadie is a tremendously exciting honor, and Winston Robinson and Chelsea Wells- the 2008 Ford Roadies- stopped by the campus of Clark Atlanta University to let students know that being a "roadie" is about way more than just a having a title.…
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Hip-hop meets politics, interest rises amongst young people
In the aftermath of the presidential election, some have discussed how high profile celebrities and Hip-Hop figures have endorsed and supported President-elect, Barack Obama.
Oprah Winfrey publicly endorsed Obama, and recently celebrated his election victory on her television talk show.…
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"The High" houses one-of- kind exhibitsInteractive technology heightens the experience
Clark Atlanta University students have not experienced the true "high" of Atlanta until they have visited the High Museum of Art.
With its distinct features of high ceilings and large glass windows, students can only be indulged in the surrounding of the museum.…
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