“Challengers”
(Matador)

Find out what's going on in live music in Atlanta the week of October 28 – November 3.

“Lifeline”
(Virgin)

The film seems especially flat coming from Peter Hedges

Jennifer Connelly discusses her real-life connection to her latest role

Predictable cat-and-mouse show not worth catching

Sugar and spice makes everything nice

Jeepers Creepers!

Health care-related infections kill about 99,000 Americans each year

Sending out a call to all ingenious inventor-types...

Get ready to empty your collective wallet, America

Make every day a ghoulish one

New coffee shop opens in Lindbergh City Center

Perfectly-pickled in Japan

Make it a double this Halloween

Damn it, damn it, damn it...

Less a drama than a compilation of scenes...

Thrashers need more than a new coach

Go retro with vintage horror films

They’re wealthier than ever—is that bad news for the rest of us?

Body of Nancy Anthony found

Talking with Peter Golaszewsk of The Feed Store

Oh, grow up!

Ernie Johnson, Jr.: More than Meets the Eye

Once-soaring Falcons hit rock bottom

Whose bright idea was this?

Problems with money, trust and time keep relationships from growing

Do you suffer from not invented yet syndrome?

Save the cash, save the world

Vampire stories worth sinking your teeth into

Bellydance Superstars shake up the Ferst Center

The oh-so-fun life of Caren West

The Berlin-Tokyo axis

ECO TRIP

Threesomes, affairs and pretty young things

An 18-month drought pushes metro Atlanta toward even tougher water restrictions—and maybe even rationing

Hartsfield takes bids on biometric security system; former media mogul Steven Brill tells SP he’s going for it

Georgia Department of Agriculture in contempt over animal euthanasia

Suzi Awards recognize top Atlanta theater

Local breweries succeed in our own backyard

Benicio Del Toro on playing a recovering addict in ‘Things We Lost in the Fire’

What’s happening this week in food and spirits

With autumn’s first bites at hand, it’s time to nip at your flask...

The brains behind the serious cocktails at Trois

“Rendition” explores a hot political issue...

Not since Tom Hanks had a special friendship with a volleyball...

The Norwegian socialists have embraced one of their own and granted Al Gore the Nobel Peace Prize...

We know from expert after expert that torture isn’t effective...

There is now more proof—if any more were needed—that our national public school system is a contemporary Aristophanic cloud-cuckoo-land from top to bottom...

“Was this the face that launched a thousand ships...”

In January of 1993...

4 key decisions the Braves need to make—right now

Football is not a complex game...

“R.E.M. Live”
(Warner Brothers)

“It Won’t Be Soon Before Long”
(Octone Records)

Stories strike the right chord

Affleck brothers score top marks in ‘Gone Baby Gone’

Take one of Savannah’s Celebrated Ghost Tours this Halloween Season

Local shop owners offer ideas for Halloween attire

I was feeling up avocados in Kroger when the call came in...

Stem cell therapy for incontinence

Find out what's going on this week in the arts.

“From the Screen to Your Stereo, Part II”
(Drive-Thru Records)

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

The weather has been oh-so-nice of late...

Florida fan keeps on truckin’ his way

FSU trades unsavory carrot for painless stick

Are restaurants killing our residents?

Where to find the tastiest bites in town this week

A boozeophile stocks the wedding bar

Fogo de Chão Churrascaria celebrates its 10-year U.S. anniversary

How do you recover from a first-date disaster?

Finding the silver lining sucks...

Work out to and from the office

Traveling far and wide does not just mean going to New York City or Los Angeles...

Earth-friendly fashions and feminine passions service your style needs

Taking your golf game to the next level at the Reynolds Golf Academy

Social butterfly Caren West shows her many colors

Plan your week in live music with the SP Live Calendar from 99x.

TREE-HUGGING PARTY OF THE WEEK

Riding that train

Cate Blanchett discusses “Elizabeth” sequel

KISS frontman rocks the gallery scene

Actors less than believable in ‘Rabbit Hole’

Thought-provoking memoir addresses biblical rules

Clooney’s strong performance carries “Michael Clayton”

An atmosphere-drenched tale of World War II sex and espionage...

“Easy Tiger”
(Lost Highway)

Despite his celebrity status, the Dalai Lama still hasn’t achieved his goal: the freedom of Tibet

Scientists say sperm-blocking removable implants for men on the way

Atlanta company buys licensing of UGA’s HIV drug

I was sitting in a hot tub a few years ago next to Joan Baez...

Whenever someone tells me that I am intelligent, I am perplexed...

An empire attempting to maintain international control...

The New York Times continues lending its helping hand to the enemy...

“Cartel”
(RCA)

‘The Water Coolers’ doesn’t think outside the cubicle

Ray’s on the River gets a redesign

Restaurant Eugene’s master mixologist

‘Into the Wild’ captures wandering spirit with visual appeal

We love a parade

Chick lit offers an easy escape

Last spring, Steven Pinkner, a professor of psychology, language, and cognitive science at Harvard University, published his article “A History of Violence” in the New Republic...

It’s becoming difficult to figure out which is more depressing...

Just before Labor Day, the 2007 SAT scores were made public...

Unlike most soap operas...

“American Prehistoric”
(Livewire)

Echo Project spotlights bands and environmental awareness

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

Enjoying the view from the replay booth

The Olympics are an international symbol of peace and brotherhood, yet...

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, you can’t ignore New York’s finest

Atlantans join forces to fight breast cancer

Local designer a finalist

Atlanta Marriott Marquis gets $138 million renovation

Recent events spark frustration over airport security and prompt a Georgia Congressman to look for answer

The popular shoes have a knack for getting stuck in escalators—just ask Hartsfield-Jackson

UGA and Tech pioneer rich biofuel frontiers

Our picks for this week

Making new friends beats killing time on the Net

Whoever you vote for, I would suggest that the first step to putting things right is accepting that Sept. 11, 2001 was not an isolated oddity.

Lisa Baron’s sharp letter opener is poised and ready