As is so often the case, the Sunday Paper was way, WAY ahead of anyone else in reporting the pharmaceutical contamination of the water supply that the Associated Press is trumpeting today. We reported it in our July 15, 2007 edition. Here's the link to our story:

There’s nothing quite like men who wear kilts well. If you don’t believe us, check out the pipes-and-drums performance of the ROYAL SCOTS DRAGOON GUARDS AND BAND OF COLDSTREAM GUARDS. The show, part of the Delta International Series, starts at 8 p.m. at the Fox Theatre. Tickets are $27, $35 and $37. 404-817-8700. www.foxtheatre.org.

What kid doesn’t love the tale of a certain little girl who falls into a peculiar world—especially when it’s presented by dancers? That’s right, the Gwinnett Ballet Theater presents ALICE IN WONDERLAND at the Performing Arts Center at the Gwinnett Center in Duluth—perfect for kids (and adults) with lively imaginations. The show starts at 2:30 p.m. Ticket prices range from $12 to $17. 770-813-7500. www.gwinnettcenter.com.

Sure, the team’s lineup may have changed a little since they solved mysteries alongside Scooby Doo and visited Gilligan’s Island. But the HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS still have a few tricks up their sleeves (well, technically, tank tops don’t have sleeves, but we think you know what we mean).

Her series may have ended in 2003, but everyone’s favorite vampire slayer lives on in Cineprov!’s latest show.

For a taste of Atlanta history, attend the UNTOLD STORIES AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIP LUNCHEON at 11:30 a.m. today at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis. The event, sponsored by the Black Women in Film Preservation Project, fetes Billye Aaron

There’s nothing quite like it—NOTHING BUT THE BLUES celebrates its 10th anniversary this year with a series of concerts at the Atlanta History Center.

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.