The phrase "attractions about" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing topics or themes related to attractions, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The guidebook includes various attractions about the city's history and culture."
Alternatives: "attractions related to" or "attractions concerning".
The narrator of the title story, which is set backstage at an Atlanta amusement park featuring attractions about Watergate, Tiananmen Square and O. J. Simpson, gets so immersed in designing an exhibit called "L.A. Riots: Flashpoint of Violence" that he loses the will to stop his boyfriend, a fellow Newsworld employee, from drifting away.
I think one of the attractions about Starling to Hannibal is what a straight arrow she is".
They even give you 'coming attractions' about the upcoming season of the show featuring the front runner (they show them falling in love and then, apparently, he's breaking her heart in Fiji).
But at the same time there was an attraction about service and figuring out human behavior.
The attraction, about an hour southeast of London, includes rides, a shopping mall, a themed restaurant and a theater, all in one building.
He goes on to say that her ballad from the new album, "The Sea & the Shore" written with Robby Hecht and performed with Grammy-nominated John Fullbright, is "a song about attraction, about patience and timing, about want and need and consequence.
"Rock of Ages," a jukebox musical turned junky big-screen attraction about making it in the music biz back when it still existed, is just entertaining enough to keep you from dark thoughts about the state of Hollywood.
It asks about gender identity and attraction, about the moments just before an incident — who was around, what was happening — and what followed, immediately and in the long term.
To the news media, it was a real-life take on the 1987 movie "Fatal Attraction," about a woman's obsession with a married man who is trying to end their relationship.
But it is a moderately entertaining roadside attraction about an hour's drive south of San Diego in an area that has fairly few, other than hotels, restaurants, bars and surf breaks.
And Mr. Levy was there to moderate a panel, with Mr. Sarris as the star attraction, about what auteurism amounts to nowadays, when the conditions that generated it have so greatly changed.
