At the Flannery O’Connor Childhood Home’s 5th annual Ursrey Memorial Lecture last week, Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Olen Butler spoke with considerable passion about the creative act of writing. “Art comes from the place where you dream.” He was talking…
Category: Arts & Culture
Broughton Street as Salty Shoals . . .
“CBGB” the movie – thrilling possibilities but too many missed chances: a review
Jeremy Irons will join Terence Stamp, Alec Baldwin, Bruce Dern, Alexander Payne, others at Savannah Film Festival
If you want to check out the “SpongeBob SquarePants 2” filming on Broughton . . .
. . . here is the information regarding the shooting schedule, road closures, parking restrictions and options, and other details. Everything below is from the City of Savannah: Sections of Broughton Street between Montgomery Street & Habersham Street will be…
Ray Ellis, artist who lived in Savannah and opened successful gallery here, has passed away
New York Times previews “CBGB” movie
New photos from the filming of the movie “CBGB” – pt. 3 (Alan Rickman, vintage cars, crew)
New and re-edited photos from the filming of the movie “CBGB” – pt. 2 (Alan Rickman, Donal Logue, Johnny Galecki, actors playing Television)
New and re-edited photos from the filming of the movie “CBGB” – part 1 (Rupert Grint, Justin Bartha, Alan Rickman, Donal Logue)
Georgia House committee looks at music industry in Savannah, across the state
If you’re interested in the music scene and music industry in Savannah, I’d recommend checking out my Sunday City Talk column in the Savannah Morning News: House committee hears about Savannah’s music industry The 5-person state legislative committee is holding…
Theatre-goers in Savannah should see “Equus”
Antonio Banderas slated for a live action role in “SpongeBob SquarePants 2” filming in Savannah
Both the Savannah Morning News and WTOC are confirming today that filmmakers have identified Antonio Banderas as one of the live action stars of SpongeBob SquarePants 2, which will begin filming soon in Savannah and Tybee. I have not yet…
Kentucky.com (Lexington Herald-Leader) embraces Facebook commenting system to reduce anonymity and abuse
Newspapers have been struggling — mightily — for years about how to handle the problems presented by online comment sections. The Savannah Morning News, for which I have been a regular freelance columnist for almost 13 years, is no exception.…