Quinta Brunson and stars from “The Pitt,” “Bridgerton,” “Scrubs” and more headline Atlanta’s 2026 SCAD TVfest, which includes panels, screenings and awards.
Three months after the end of the popular Bert Show in the mornings on pop station Q99.7, Kristin Klingshirn will return to the radio station in the afternoons.
This could be good news for Ted Turner’s brainchild, an Atlanta-based cable network which airs original classic films without commercials and quickly became an iconic brand.
Actor-playwright Jamie Goss drew from her personal history in rehabilitation centers to write “The Women of Willow Creek,” to be given a reading Jan. 22 at Onstage Atlanta.
Gala in Atlanta honors social justice leaders and inspires audience to carry forward King's mission to build community, unite and seek nonviolent ways.
An Atlanta author’s new book, "When We Were Brilliant," is a revealing look at Marilyn Monroe's friendship with the only female photographer to shoot her, Eve Arnold.
Our list of 15 family-friendly metro Atlanta outings includes a new Tuskegee Airmen exhibit at Atlanta Children’s Museum and the Legion Comic Book Convention in Acworth.
Our list of 12 arts events to look forward to this week in metro Atlanta includes Atlanta Symphony performing an all-Schubert concert and Martin Luther King Jr. Day programs.
Seven miles south of downtown Atlanta, Hapeville has developed an outsize reputation in the arts that extends beyond its I-85 billboard proclaiming it "A Home for the Arts."
The Atlanta rapper, featured on hits like Metro Boomin's "Take Me Thru Dere" and Pluto's "Whim Whamiee," talks her first headlining show and new album.
Beginning Thursday, Scott Ross directs his wife and children in ‘Doubt: A Parable,’ reviving a long-dormant, historic theater company at Merely Players Theatre in Doraville.
Bob Lacey — one half of Radio Hall of Fame duo Bob & Sheri — credits the late John Lambis with helping lauch his career when they were both 19 in Massachusetts.
