Georgia Entertainment Scene

BET+ picks up Atlanta actress’ self-funded ‘Vera’s Holiday Flop’ film

Atlanta’s Dust-to-Digital partners on online archive of rare American music

These 5 Atlanta arts venues will open new or renovated spaces in 2026, 2027

10 stellar Atlanta cultural events coming up in 2026

A decade in, Nedvigin works to realize his vision at Atlanta Ballet

Santas, elves and reindeer descended on L5P last night with Seed & Feed for SantaCon

Santas, elves, marching musicians descend on L5P for Atl SantaCon

Review: ‘Wizard of Oz’ sprinkles new magic on the classic story

2025 Atlanta media year in review: CNN sale, ‘Bert Show’ ends, CBS swap

This year brought big changes to Atlanta media. Here’s a look back at the city’s biggest TV, film and radio stories of 2025.

Bookshelf: 5 nonfiction books we can’t wait to read in 2026

A memoir from Tom Junod and essays from Jesmyn Ward and Anjali Enjeti are among upcoming releases.

Atlanta’s Savannah wins ‘Survivor’: ‘My game play was very loud, very bold’

The AJC spoke with Savannah Louie, the Atlanta resident who won the 49th season of "Survivor." She explained her game play and why she won over most of the jury.

‘Southside’ Steve Rickman loses morning show on Fox FM

Fox FM is heard in Atlanta on 99.3, 100.1 and 102.1 depending on where you live. Rickman said he was told Fox need a lower-cost, music-oriented host.

15 family-friendly things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend

Our list of 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Dec. 19-21 includes "Elf the Musical," holiday 5K runs and Hanukkah celebrations in Alpharetta and Dunwoody.

After more than a century, the Atlanta Writers Club has new stories to tell

The Atlanta Writers Club is a clearinghouse for all things writing and storytelling related in the Atlanta area and beyond.

Ace Atkins channels ‘80s nostalgia for Cold War spy thriller

Shaq, other NBA stars judge best amateur dunkers on Atlanta-shot ‘Dunkman’

TNT has resurrected its dunking competition, bringing Shaquille O’Neal back as a judge, as well as adding Atlanta native Dwight Howard and another former Hawk, Vince Carter.

CONCERT REVIEW

Young Thug’s Atlanta show marked by odd moments, Mariah the Scientist proposal

This was Young Thug's first major hometown show since his release from jail in October 2024. While it wasn't his best, he did propose to Mariah the Scientist during the show.

Atlanta’s SweetWater 420 Fest on the move again with a new venue for 2026

The SweetWater 420 Fest is moving to its fourth location in five years, finding a new home on the Westside of Atlanta.

The Ain’t Sisters are here to rock your folk and spread some love

An interview with the Ain't Sisters, the Atlanta band whose eclectic folk rock toggles between tranquil and spirited, earnest and irreverent, head nodding and head banging.

‘Elf on the Shelf,’ brainchild of a Marietta family, celebrates 20 years

From Marietta to millions, ‘The Elf on the Shelf’ turns 20

A Marietta family 20 years ago created a brand-new tradition with Elf on the Shelf, a Christmas miracle in a day and age where nostalgia rules the airwaves and gift shops.

‘Bert Show,’ former host Moe Mitchell settle suit over alleged breach of contract

The Bert Show, which ended in October after a quarter century on the radio, had filed a lawsuit against former morning host Moe Mitchell for breach of contract.