The Atlanta media landscape in 2026 features several high-profile arrivals, departures and other changes, including personalities like Big Tigger and Kristin Klingshirn.
The list is topped by a lot of superhero movies and sequels. So far, three films since the pandemic ended made the list: "Jungle Cruise," "Black Widow" and "The Suicide Squad.
Atlanta rapper T-Pain is suing Konvict Entertainment, the record label co-founded in Georgia by singer Akon, claiming almost $500,000 in unpaid royalties from music sales.
Former AJC reporter Jeremy Redmon's new book, "Tell the Kids I Love Them," explores his father's suicide when he was 14 and his own time as a war reporter.
Georgia Ensemble Theatre, one of Atlanta's longest-running suburban troupes closed in April, with no fanfare. Here's how the company rose and fell and what will be lost.
Within the past year, thanks to a guest appearance on Metro Boomin’s “Take Me Thru Dere,” Breskii skyrocketed from local fixture to Billboard, AMA and BET Award recognition.
The High Museum of Art will mark its centennial in 2026-27 with a major exhibit of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s work, Doris Derby Civil Rights photography, Martin Puryear sculpture.
Fifteen author and book events to check out in metro Atlanta in September 2026, including Harlan Coben, Stephen Berry, Rhona McKnight, Marlon James and Susan Neiman.
The Fox Theatre in Atlanta has opened a content studio, and is asking the public to share their Fox stories in advance of the theater’s centennial in 2029.
Looking for something to do this September? From live music and festivals to shopping and classic cars, these Atlanta-area events offer plenty of ways to enjoy the month.
