Think still photos can’t capture the excitement of action and adventure sports? Think again.

Barack Obama is enjoying an almost religious following these days, but he’s never been immortalized in musical by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber. We’re referring, of course, to JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, the bombastic stage sensation that’s almost as immortal as the princely religious figure it features.

As you leaf through the cover story in this weekend's Sunday Paper, you may find yourself asking one very obvious question: "Why is 'Iron Man' not listed among the top 30 movies, concerts, etc. to see this spring?"

The answer is simple.

Some of us aren’t ashamed to admit we have a certain weakness for NBC’s "Medium" with Patricia Arquette. So you don’t need ESP to know

you show your support by running, walking or just standing on the sidelines, don’t miss the 2008 HUNGER WALK/RUN.

If you’re a fan of the classic stories of Dr. Seuss—and who isn’t?—indulge your love with the Alliance Theatre’s latest production SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL.

This date only comes around once every four years, so you’d better spend the day wisely. Catching the ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATRE, for instance, is an ideal leap-year activity.

Now here’s a pizza party you can feel especially good about. Not only does LIVE AT 1*FIVE*0 include pizza, popcorn and Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, but the event benefits Atlanta Pet Rescue. The evening features performances from Bishop Don and Chris Meyer, as well as artwork by Renee Cerro. The party takes place from 7 to 10 p.m. at 1*FIVE*0. Admission is $5. www.150atlanta.com.

We knew it all along ... Kevin Rathbun is a force to be reckoned with. This past Sunday, he proved it to the world on national television. Bravo to Atlanta's own chef Kevin Rathbun for becoming the first Georgia chef to defeat an Iron Chef on Sunday’s night Iron Chef America Series. Kevin and his brother, aka “The Rathbun Brothers,” were a hit on the show, creating five different dishes with the secret ingredient of elk:  elk carpaccio, seared chili-rubbed tenderloin, elk meatballs, fajita marinated elk loin and Manchego Gougeres stuffed elk liver.

According to the three judges (food author Ted Allen, rapper Bone Crusher and executive chef Alexandrea Guarnaschelli), the Rathbun Brothers' cuisine reigned supreme and scored a 50 to Flay’s 46. Scored in the areas of taste, originality and plating, the Rathbun Brothers received high marks from the judges with one saying, “I’m in awe.”

To celebrate the victory, Kevin Rathbun threw a party at Kevin Rathbun Steak, which benefited the Atlanta Community Food Bank. They raised $11,000 from the sold-out Iron Chef America viewing, where guests got to celebrate and watch the show with Kevin Rathbun.

Think you have what it takes to make it big? Then you’d better join the singers, dancers, magicians and comedians lining up to compete at the AMERICA’S GOT TALENT AUDITIONS today and tomorrow at America’s Mart.