Curious ‘Benjamin Button’ trumps ‘Marley & Me’

“A DIFFERENT ME”
(GEFFEN)

A look at Market at the W

Editor-in-Chief Kevin Moreau looks at 2008 and into 2009

A new way to see the city is perfect for out-of-town guests and Atlantans alike

“I told you that your article would help us, and it did.”—Martin Altamirano

Some questions aren’t really even questions at all

When Kim Zolciak is the only comic relief, you know SP is serious about its annual list of Georgians who merited headlines

SP chats with Eno's newest executive chef

Frank Miller and cast on making the holiday action flick

Adam Murphy's Restaurant Report Card

Make Chef Craig Sauls' Elote and Chilaquiles

The week in live music across Atlanta

“BACK TO THE RIVER”
(VERVE FORECAST)

SP’s one-stop shop for the best parties, concerts and shows

Atlanta charities desperately need your help

Arts and Entertainment happenings this week in Atlanta

Hunt Archbold reflects on grouchy yuletide sports fans

Equipment maker in Norcross brings jobs; new no-cap federal tax break goes into effect Jan. 1

Our music critic catalogs the year’s best—with prejudice

Translation: It’s OK to take care of yourself

Toast to the Top 25 Chefs of Atlanta, and save some dough at Zaya

Two restaurants offer very different styles of cooking but similar experiences

Shallots are at the root of a great portion of our recipes

Bombay Sapphire names its top bartenders in the nation, including Atlanta’s own Stephanie Ruhe

Want to become a better swimmer? Get a swim coach

Meryl Streep a creature of habit in ‘Doubt’

Once you solve it, you’ll lose interest

Jim Carrey, looking a little past his peak, holds up better than “Yes Man” does.

A Quick Q&A

This week's live music in Atlanta

View, search and download the official complaint.

Labor unions stand to benefit from $900 billion boost. But what's really getting bailed out?

“BLACK ICE”
(COLUMBIA)

“GOLD AND THE SAND”
(TOOTH &NAIL)

Atlanta's weekly arts and entertainment calendar

The week ahead in live music for Atlanta

My heart melted as I fell in love with this Midtown restaurant

Executive Chef Eric Chopin dishes about his role at Neo


Braised short ribs at Steel Restaurant & Lounge

Christmas decorating gone wrong and signaling your availability—or lack thereof—on the party circuit this season

Sign up for one of these races, and melt away those extra bites of stuffing and pumpkin pie

Call it Bush Darwinism: survival of the unfittest.

Chicago’s bad ol’ days have occasionally made a comeback...

Fanny Suazo remains in the Etowah County, Ala. jail, but Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) says her deportation is “imminent.”

Debra Messing dishes on ‘Nothing Like the Holidays,’ family and her potty mouth

You know Alfred Hitchcock is dead when the year’s most suspenseful screen scene is a reenactment of the television interview

Context is everything

“Your face is so thin,” she said. “Are you sick or something?”

‘Beauty’ falters, but ‘Snow Queen’ soars

Does your driver’s license show you’re an organ donor? Why not?

Everyone is making a budget, and checking it twice this holiday season. Here are our top 10 suggestions to get your creative juices flowing but keep some cash in the bank

I’ve received a ton of questions about The Sunday Paper’s expansion. So many, in fact, that it seemed like a good idea to take them straight to the source.

There are lots of feel-good movies out there, but “Slumdog Millionaire” is probably the feel-best movie of the year

The boy looks like any one of dozens I pass every day...

South leads the country in spending on better-than-expected Black Friday

An illegal love story

Inaccuracies and inconsistencies make ‘Cadillac Records’ a clunker

Obviously, professional footballer Plaxico Burress has had a busy autumn...

Bone marrow transplants, sibling animosity, casual infidelity—yes, it’s Christmas in France!

RAW FOOTAGE
(LENCH MOB)

“KEEP COMING BACK”
(ATLANTIC)

This week's live music calendar for Atlanta

Did you catch the political ad...

The season’s 20 hottest concerts—plus 10 more to look forward to

Sex with an ex is naughty. It comes with no strings attached (unless you count G-strings)

Holiday tips

New specialty glass snifters enhance the tequila-sipping experience

Duck breast with red wine risotto and grilled radicchio

Give the gift of Georgia wine

Really pissed off at someone? Take it out at Atlanta Kicks. Oh, and it’s a good workout, too

Sunday Paper Publishing, LLC plans to expand The Sunday Paper and Half Off Depot into the Charlotte, N.C., and Tampa, Fla., markets by May of 2009