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Emmys 2016: Here are the nominees for outstanding set design in a TV show
To get you primed for our favorite category—production design, naturally—we’re taking a quick look at the contenders vying for the top honors in narrative contemporary fantasy programming, narrative period shows, and narrative half-hour series.
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Spooktacular studio inside the Hamilton asks $479,000
Halloween is more than a month away, but that, it seems, hasn’t stopped someone from employing the use of a human skeleton in their staging.
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Exclusive: Masquerade could move to Underground Atlanta
The Masquerade's days in Old Fourth Ward are limited, as demolition continues around the venue in preparation for apartments. While plans were to move to the Westside, complaints by potential future neighbors have resulted in a plan B: Underground!
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Austin area home sales, prices rose in August
The number of single-family homes sold in the Austin area climbed in August, growing over 5.3 percent since last year, with 2,985 sold in the Austin-Round Rock metro area.
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Cool modern house comes with built-in rock climbing wall
For a long-time Jackson, Wyoming resident who wanted a cost-effective modern home, local firm Carney Logan Burke stuck to simple forms and simple materials, with some quirks thrown in.
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Rents near Georgia Dome cheaper than most NFL venues
Nationally, on average, rents located within a 2-mile radius of NFL stadiums are 16 percent higher. Depending on the venue location and population density in the area, some football stadiums score more rent than others in their vicinity.
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Elegant Boerum Hill triplex with lush private garden wants $2.45M
The brokerbabble effuses that the home "combines 21st century comfort with 19th century style," but it’s really the unique layout of the space itself and the two bucolic outdoor spaces that make it feel distinctive.
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The cost of buying in East Riverside-Oltorf right now
We visit a central city neighborhood that has, comparatively speaking, only recently started transforming with real-estate analytics site NeighborhoodX.
WeHo public art shows how much water foods consume
A drought-themed art exhibition in West Hollywood's Plummer Park includes a work that illustrates just how much water it takes to produce some of the state's most popular foods. The installations will be on display through the end of the year.
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Which Boston areas are gentrifying the fastest?
Everyone knows that several parts of the Boston region are gentrifying. Which do you think are gentrifying the fastest? It's Friday Open Thread time again. Sound off.