ATLANTA -- Northlake Mall is excited to announce the addition of Cosmic Energy Fitness Studio, Déjà Vu Studios, Vinny’s New York Pizza and Jumpin’ Kritters to its retail roster.

Now open in a 2,531 square foot space on the second level next to Kohl’s, Cosmic Energy Fitness Studio offers an out of this world experience through dance and exercise classes of cosmic proportions. The studio provides a range of classes including step, African dance, hip-hop dance, yoga and Zumba from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., as well as in the evening from 4 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Déjà Vu Studios is a 1,204 square foot studio dedicated to a full pampering experience. Located near the main entrance, Déjà Vu Studios offers make-up application, haircuts, hair styling, extensions, chair massage and photo studios for glamour shots.

First 50 Customers Will Receive $50 Bojangles’ Gift Cards and One Lucky Customer
Will Win Free Breakfast for a Year

Tucker’s first Bojangles’ will open its doors to customers who have eagerly anticipated the restaurant’s arrival on Tuesday, July 22 at 5:00 a.m.

The new restaurant is at 3336 Lawrenceville Highway.

To celebrate, the company is giving away $50 Bojangles’ gift cards to the first 50 customers. Bojangles’ customers will also be able to register to win breakfast for a year – that’s one breakfast combo every week for a full 52 weeks!

Bojangles’ opening day giveaways will include:

Free BoJo Coffee for early risers in line from 4—5 a.m 

Free 22 oz. Legendary Iced Tea with any purchase from 11 a.m. — 2 p.m.  

(USA TODAY) -- After reporting dismal fourth-quarter earnings, RadioShack said Tuesday that it would close about 1,100 poorly performing stores, roughly 20% of the electronic retailer's locations.

The store closings will leave about 4,000 locations in the U.S. The company has been struggling to revamp its stores for the past year.

Total net sales and operating revenues were $935.4 million in the fourth quarter, vs. $1,171.4 million last year, a 20% decline. Comparable store sales were down 19%, which the company blames on poor performance in its mobile phone business.

RadioShack stock was down more than 20% in premarket trading.

"Even in this environment, we're continuing to make progress on the five pillars of our turnaround plan: repositioning the brand, revamping the product assortment, reinvigorating the stores, operational efficiency and financial flexibility," CEO Joseph C. Magnacca said in a statement.