by Augusta Statz Animal print was predicted by top fashion magazines to be big this spring and fall—I just had no idea it would come to this. Are they taking animal print too far? I read an article in Vogue about a snake pedicure. I thought the author of the article had received a pedicure [&helli
May 23 7:30 a.m. — Security discovered graffiti damage on the rear stairs of the Dyson House 5000 building. Security notified maintenance for clean up. 6:19 p.m. — Sonitrol notified security of a rear lobby door alarm at Trustees Theater. Security conducted a tour of the building and coul
BY MICCO CAPORALE In the last year, Savannah has been seeded with restaurants like Green Truck and Butterhead Greens Café that put the spotlight on local foods. Even older Savannah favorites like Sentient Bean feature foods from the local farming community, which means eating local has never been e
by Kelsey Norden Not everyone deals with stress properly, as there are healthy ways to cope and terrible, horrible ways that only make things worse. These bad habits may seem all right for immediate relief, but they just cause long-term problems. They usually, if not always, result in some form of a
by Leslie Tumbaco When you go to the grocery store, it’s hard to avoid the racks of tabloid magazines lining the checkout counters. There’s always some celebrity being criticized for having cellulite or flab or just plain being fat. When I see these articles plastered everywhere, it’s hard not
by Micco Caporale Ninety-five percent of all dieters regain the weight they lost—usually within the first one to five years after dieting. Following heavily restricting eating plans can also deprive the body of essential nutrients. Apart from affecting mood and performance, being undernourished ca
James Bond has a new mission you would never expect. The mission is to sell as many Omega watches, Sony Ericsson phones and Apple computers as possible in only two and a half hours. The new Bond film, “Bond 23,” is scheduled for release in November 2012 and will break the bank with prod
Savannah-Chatham Metro Police will be out in full force for the May 27 visit of the Westboro Baptist Church. When the church first rolled through town May 22, there were over 200 officers on duty in the downtown area. While city officials do not expect more than the peaceful demonstrations they saw
By Josh Wolfe Over the course of the last few weeks, a few of my friends have been preparing for their journey across the Atlantic to one of SCAD’s other campuses: Lacoste. Growing up with a French mother, I have been fortunate to experience the culture and cuisine of France. French cooking is e
A man in Savannah was charged with a felony for theft by taking after failing to provide artwork commissioned by a man in New York. Tyler Haslett, 28, was advertising sculptures online when he was solicited by the man from New York. The man advanced Haslett $600 for materials, and Haslett said he wo