Georgia Entertainment Scene

From Shon Gables’ absence to Southeast Emmy Award wins and new Friends of Georgia Radio Hall of Fame inductees, here’s what’s happening in Georgia’s TV and radio world.

Atlanta illustrator Barry Lee's "Gentle Reminders" Journal pairs Lee’s illustrated aphoristic suggestions with writing prompts that are "anti-affirmation."

Depot Museum incorporates empathy and relatability in its telling of the town’s history.

Family, friends, colleagues, listeners gathered with gifts, kind words for host who arrived in 1979.

Comedian Bert Kreischer, the funny man with a grudge against wearing shirts on stage, will film a six-episode Netflix sitcom called 'Free Bert' in Atlanta beginning in July.

"Grosse Pointe Garden Society" is the latest NBC Universal show shot in metro Atlanta that has been canceled.

Jenn Hobby is leaving full-time Atlanta radio after a quarter century to jump into the non-profit world.

Cineprov, which just celebrated 20 years, is a monthly screening of a cheesy movie that three improv comics can riff in a live version of "Mystery Science Theater 3000."

On July 18, the Senate will vote on a bill, which the House has already approved, that would defund public media outlets like NPR.

Egypt Sherrod expressed disappointment about her HGTV show "Married to Real Estate" being canceled, but she seems to be doing fine with or without it.