In 2008, Steven Soderbergh concocted a five-year retirement plan, and it was the best thing that ever happened to him. Over the ensuing half-decade, freed from his desire to make "important" films, like his four-hour Che Guevara biopic, he began to reinvent…
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- The Craftsmen was well worth the wait8 comments
- White supremacy and mental illness take the stage in Red1 comment
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- Hey Bartender posting up at the Terrace for weeklong run1 comment
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The Orange Spot
Delish! Cafe mocha is awesome! Blueberry cream sodas are out of this world! The atmosphere… -April Lee
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Hank's Seafood Restaurant
Good food and service. Apparently we have gone to the wrong restaurants before now because… -tcrump
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Verde
Healthy, delicious, fast food with the best cookies in the world and Boylan soda! So… -Claire Vernon O'Bryan
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Bagel Café
Well for starters jwfscmtp ur dumb i was born n raised on James island bagle… -Manda Panda
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Dell'z Uptown
I really like the spot. They have great food and a terrific atmosphere. -pizzaben
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Joss Whedon's take on the Bard is pale, amateurish
Much Ado About ... Well, Nothing
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Shadow Dancer takes deep look into the Troubles between Ireland and the U.K.
Spies in the Shadows
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White supremacy and mental illness take the stage in Red
Red Tide
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Rebekah Jacob focuses on civil rights photographer
Decisive Moments
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Holy City Shakespeare to join Royal Shakespeare Co. for experimental Dream
Dream a little dream
