SEPTEMBER 2008 FEATURES

Show & Tell
Sixteen Atlantans. Sixteen distinct style sensibilities.
Photographs by ALEX MARTINEZ; Interviews by ELIZABETH WESTBY

This Land Is Their Land
Sugarland, Atlanta's successful crossover country duo, discusses Faulkner, flowers, fashion, and more.
Photographs by ALEX MARTINEZ; Interview by KIMBERLY TURNER

On the Monáe
OutKast protégé Janelle Monåe takes you to the future—2719 AD, to be exact.
Photographs by PATRICE O'BRIEN; Interview by AMANDA K. BROWN

Maestro
Conductor Robert Spano, champion of contemporary composers, is redefining twenty-first century classical music.
By VIRGINIA PARKER

I'm With the Band
Shiny spandex, spangly scarves, and self-reflection came with my gig as front woman for She-Ruption, the world's only all-female tribute to Van Halen.
By CHRISTINE VAN DUSEN
Click here to watch She-Ruption on YouTube!

Previous Issues

DEPARTMENTS

Matt Ryan as the new face of the Falcons (featuring extended interview); Mark Richt versus Paul Johnson; fuel-efficient execs at Cox, PLUS . . .

Sports: East Lake PGA Championship

The Shelf: Doug Crandell, Hollis Gillespie, Bernie Schein, Haywood Smith, and Kevin Young
ONLINE EXTRA: Q&A with Keving Young

Arbiter

Insight from DJ Trauma, Equani Spa preview, a perfect strawberry cake, PLUS . . .

Real Estate: Eco-friendly home redos

Restaurants: Frank Ma South

Ask Alton: Tomato strategies

Nightlife: Whiskey Park 

Hot Shop: Merino boutique 

101 Favorite Shops: Our handy annual purse-sized guide

Trend: Kettlebell workouts

A-List

Where to Eat Now: 4th & Swift

New & Noteworthy: Bone Garden Cantina; Home Restaurant & Bar; Honey Pig; Maxim Prime Steakhouse; Spice Market; Vita

Columns

Kimberly Turner: Burning Question
Why are Georgia's graduation rates so low?

Paige Williams: The City Observed
The Real Deal: In the world of foreclosure, even kings can become paupers.

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