Georgia Entertainment Scene

“I Am a Georgia Girl” by Ann Hite explores Lucille Frank’s life, activism and legacy after her husband Leo Frank was lynched in Marietta in 1915.

A posthumous collection of fiction and nonfiction by Harper Lee is among the offerings.

Kevin Avery & Taylor Scott, who were morning hosts for the now-defunct Christian station the Fish for 25 years, have landed a new job at secular pop station Star 94.

Atlanta character actor Steven Coulter, who plays Father Gordon in the horror flick "The Conjuring: Last Rites," says, "Scary movies scare me!"

MARTA's public art program and Lostintheletters have partnered on Write Down the Line, a weekly creative writing challenge for transit riders. It continues through Sept. 22.

Members of the Conyers band Cartel reflects on legacy of ‘Chroma’ album, getting a nod from the Jonas Brothers and touring this fall.

Chris Brown responded to complaints after fans said Truist Park ticket issues caused them to miss his Aug. 30–31 Atlanta shows.

Nominations for the 2025 Suzi Bass Awards, honoring Atlanta's best theater, are out. “Young John Lewis” and "The Lehman Trilogy," both at Theatrical Outfit, came up big.

From Panda Fest at Atlantic Station and Brookhaven Porch Fest to Monster Jam at Duluth's Gas South Arena, here are 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Sept. 5-7.

Of Coheed and Cambrid, which plays the Coca-Cola Roxy on Friday, drummer Josh Eppard says, "We're constantly trying to reinvent ourselves … probably (on) every song."