The Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center will host the city’s first golf cart drive-in movie night on July 5 featuring the live-action movie, “Transformers.”

First let me establish something about “Wanted”: it’s not for the faint of heart. It’s intense, bloody and action-packed, but for anyone who can get past the R-rating and what that entails, it’s a brilliant summer movie.

This is the worst Pixar film ever. It was created for 8 year-olds.

The year is 2775. Wall-E is a robot who was programmed to pick up trash that the humans left for robots to pick up. He is curious, however, which can sometimes lead to hilarious situations. Besides his pet cockroach (yes, a cockroach), Wall-E has no other companions because he’s the only other living, well kind of living, creature on Earth. He listens to “Hello, Dolly” and other songs in his spare time via an old videotape of them.

Pixar enters the world of science fiction with this brilliant film about a friendship between robots that crosses the universe and helps humans return to a hospitable Earth.

Step into your boots and dust off your cowboy hat, because “Oklahoma!” is back in Atlanta. Appearing at The Fox Theatre tonight through June 29, audiences are sure to enjoy the classic musical, which was the first collaboration between Broadway legends Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II.

With all the big movie disappointments being inflicted upon audiences nation-wide this summer, i.e. “The Love Guru,” “You Don’t Mess With The Zohan” and “The Happening,” I was a little nervous going in to see “Get Smart.” I enjoyed the trailer, I was excited about the cast – Steve Carell as Maxwell Smart? Yes, please! – and I was hoping for a smart and funny modern take on the classic TV show. All in all, I came out of the theater pleased with the final product, although I admit not as impressed as I had hoped.

I thought all the critics had to be wrong. When I saw reviews that called ”The Love Guru” career suicide for Mike Myers or comparable to watching a pregnant woman smoke a cigarette and drink a beer, I thought that there was no possible way this movie could be that bad.

Steve Carroll • Closing steel doors • Top secret headquarters • Laser beams • Skydiving without a parachute • Max kissing Agent 99 • Anne Hathaway • Max kissing Agent 23 • Dwayne “ The Rock” (looks like my dad) Johnson • Shoe phone • Sticky notes • Retina scans • Plastic surgery • Uranium • Bill Murray as Agent 13 • Political jokes • Explosives • Electric fences • Gadgets • Trench coats • Dancing with the Stars • Smoke bombs • Moscow in CGI • Electronic detonation devices • Terrence Stamp • Ferraris • Radioactive bread • James Caan • Secret service • Alan Arkin • CIA jokes • Classic Cars • Suicide hotline: 1-800-Don’t-Do-It • Helicopters • Flying agents • CONTROL • KAOS • Prison breaks • Exploring your emotional side • Computer geeks • $20 million dollar robot insect • Romantic glances • Office romances • Underground lair • Weight-loss tips • Mysterious phone booths • Adorable puppy • Double agents • Beethoven’s Ninth • Scenic Moscow • Max playing Doctor Phil • Chatter • Analysts • Numerous puns • Gun smuggling • Miniature crossbows • Swiss army knife gadgets • A revealing end

The Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center will host the city’s first golf cart drive-in movie night on July 5 featuring the live-action movie, “Transformers.”

Wedding season is in full swing, and for those looking to brush up their dance floor skills, the Peachtree City Parks and Recreation Department has an alternative to lengthy dance lessons.

Singer-songwriter, photographer, record producer, actor and entrepreneur Kenny Rogers will perform at The Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater this weekend.

Taking stage on Friday, June 20 and Saturday, June 21, Rogers will wrap up the 2008 Lexus of South Atlanta Summer Concert Series I singing tunes that are familiar to everyone.

Georgia Youth Ballet will wrap up its three-week Summer Intensive Workshop with its annual Summerfest performance on Friday, June 20 at 7:30 p.m. Nearly 40 dancers from seven south metro counties will perform numbers from classical ballets and modern works. The dancers have been working with nationally-renowned guest faculty, including Maria Chapman (Pacific Northwest Ballet), Foye DuBose (Alabama Dance Theatre), Katherine Gebler (Alabama Ballet), BJ Hilbun, Emily Lannan (Atlanta Ballet), Paulo Manso de Sousa, and Kathyrn McBeth (Atlanta Ballet).

A while back Dr. Bruce Banner got dosed with some serious gamma rays and now he turns into a hulking, green, angry giant when he gets angry. He doesn’t want this power and the Army does. The Army figures it can create an army of superhumans that could defeat any opponent and take over the world. Bruce doesn’t want the Army to turn his power into a weapon, so he runs. When the Army finds him, they fight and ... “Hulk Smash!”

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(Editor’s note: Our kid movie reviewer Kevin took the week off from seeing a movie this week and opted to write a review of his vacation instead.)

The Sandos Playacar Riviera hotel is a wonderful place. It has great food (you have to try their shrimp), it’s right on the beach, and there is a soothing spa for after a long day at the beach.

Fayette Senior Services will host a new Lunch & Learn session entitled “The Pharmacist is In,” presented by Medicare Part D expert and pharmacist, Ralph Balchin of Jones Pharmacy in Fayetteville.

Promise Place, the council on domestic violence that serves over 1,000 women and children each year in Fayette, Spalding, Pike and Upson counties, is in need of volunteers. A volunteer orientation will be held on Saturday, June 28 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Flint River Library in Griffin located at 800 Memorial Drive.

Po (Jack Black) is a panda in China who dreams of being a member of the Furious Five, a revered group of highly-trained karate animals. He is unfortunately the son of a noodle server.

Where have you gone, Billy Madison? Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you, boo-hoo-hoo. Adam Sandler’s new comedy, “You Don’t Mess With The Zohan” has a tremendous pedigree and enormous potential, but it is wasted in an unfunny mess.

A fund-raiser for Sharpsburg resident Abby Hirsch Phillips will be held Saturday, June 14 at the Tyrone Depot located at 847 Senoia Road. Related to a recent cancer diagnosis, the fund-raiser will feature a spaghetti dinner beginning at 5:30 p.m. Live entertainment by Second Time Around will begin at 8 p.m. and continue until midnight.

Back by popular demand, Fayetteville Main Street is hosting the Fayette Family Market Day on the second Saturdays of June, July and August, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., around the gazebo at Stonewall Village.

“Surf’s Up” will kick off this year’s free Family Film Nights at the Villages Amphitheater on June 21. This popular event in Fayetteville is sponsored by Chick-fil-A, Webb, Lindsey & Wade Attorneys at Law, and Fayetteville Main Street Tourism Association.

Fayette Coweta Family Theatre invites young and old to "Bop To The Top," "Stick To The Status Quo" and join us for the "Start of Something New" as they present the Disney mega-hit "High School Musical." Join the jocks, brainiacs, cheerleaders and thespians of East High School as they are "Breaking Free" and learning they are "All In This Together!"

The Southern Nights Chorale will present its fourth annual Friends & Family Concert on Friday, June 20. This year’s performance will be held at Peachtree City First Baptist Church, 208 Willowbend Road off Ga. Highway 54.

Join the Senoia Area Public Library this summer as it discovers the amazing world of insects with their “Catch the Reading Bug!” summer reading program. The 2008 summer reading program is open to young people, preschool through young adult, with special programs, prizes, crafts, story hours and more planned.

Although Newnan Theatre Company kicked off their latest production, “Wait Until Dark,” last week, audiences still have two more weekends to catch this thrilling show.

Twilight Theatre will launch their latest production this weekend at the Charles Wadsworth Auditorium in Newnan.

“Into the Woods” is directed by Robbie Kirkland, with music directed by Alison Chambers. Performances will be at 8 p.m. on June 6, 7 and 13 and at 2:30 p.m. on June 8 and 15.

The Red Gate Daylily Garden will present five of Coweta’s best known, award-winning fine artists for an open air art show this Saturday. The public is invited to come meet the artists and browse through the garden, enjoying the art work. The artists, Kristina Adams, Karen Boswell, Lois Bruning, Mary Hanna and Lisa Schumacher, will demonstrate the art of plein air painting. The women have been busy putting the finishing touches on their creations.

Main Street Newnan will kick off the city’s Independence Day activities with the annual parade at 6 p.m. on Friday, July 4. The parade starts at the Veterans Park at the corner of Temple and Jackson Street and continues down Jackson and LaGrange to conclude at Newnan High School.