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The country singer will be performing in Savannahs Starland District at Over Yonder on Thursday, Feb. 10.

Craig McCracken, creator of Kid Cosmic, talks ending the Netflix original series on his own terms and if therell be more episodes in the future.

The pop-up found a home in 2021 at Moodrights and Over Yonder in midtown Savannah, but Steve Troxell hopes to bring more Detroit-style pies in 2022.

Original Pattern Brewing Co. opened in the spring of 2018 near Jack London Square in Oakland, joining forces with several other breweries to form the Jack London Brewing District. With

Savannah’s bar scene has proven time and time again that while tourism is great for the city, locals really flock to places off of the beaten path to get away from the hectic crowds and elbow-to-elbow bar tops found in many well-known establishments.

With Frieze now well underway, New York has a taste again for art fairs—those not on a screen. And the next opportunity is around the corner: a potted edition of the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair New York will run from 15 to 26 May in the lobby gallery at Christie’s, with a larger selection of works online. The Christies exhibition, titled Knotted Ties, draws together textile works by female artists from Africa and the diaspora, each exploring the medium’s capacity to shed light on...

What to Watch on Disney+: New Star Wars, Classic X-Men Films and Emma Stones Cruella What to Watch on Disney+: New Star Wars, Classic X-Men Films and Emma Stones Cruella May sees the debut of the hotly anticipated Star Wars: The Bad Batch, along with some vintage selections and a new theatrical feature (for a small extra fee) Keith Phipps, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Is it possible we’ll be getting a new Star Wars or Marvel series every month on Disney+? That seems to be the service’s...

Disney+ has the debut of 'Star Wars: The Bad Batch,' the return of the new 'High School Musical,' some vintage movies and a new Cruella film

Pivot, shift, try something new. That was the story of caterers across the country this past year. Hog Wild – Real Memphis Barbecue and its sister company, A Moveable Feast Catering, launched a home delivery service last spring when every event on their books canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Customers could receive many of the catering company’s most popular items delivered straight to their front door.  The offerings ranged from house-smoked meats sold by the pound to slabs of ri...