Sarah McLachlan is proud of her legacy with Lilith Fair, which she created and was overjoyed to see the documentary last year on Hulu. She's returning to Atlanta July 3.
Pete Davidson of "Saturday Night Live" fame will be in Atlanta over the summer to shoot a movie about a mafia man, Tommy Pitera, called "Tommy Karate."
The chain, which popularized mega-bookstores through the 1990s but declined amid the rise of Amazon and digital reading, plans to open 60 stores across the U.S. this year.
Books include "The Foursome," a fictional account of real-life conjoined twins Chang and Eng Bunker is told from the point of view of a woman who married one of them.
Rolling Out Music, a new record label from Atlanta media company Rolling Out, seeks to create an ecosystem that combines the influencer market with music.
A guide to the best amusement park experience, using Six Flags Over Georgia as a testing ground, with advice on ticket buying, avoiding long lines and food and drink choices.
The Museum of Design Atlanta shakes out the history of salt in its new exhibition "Salt: A Design Story," covering 17th century salt flats to today's craft salt revival.
With visuals celebrating each era of her triumphant career, Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour was filled with gratitude for a journey encapsulating tragedy and happiness.
A visit to Woodstock Arts, where the culture of north Atlanta and North Georgia come together. The arts center works to grow artistic expression, volunteerism, community.
First-generation Americans, children of immigrants born in the U.S., embrace their citizenship and heritage. Photos capture them in Atlanta dressed in cultural clothing.
