Bert Kreischer plays a heightened version of his stand-up shirtless comic self in the new Netflix series "Free Bert," shot in metro Atlanta last summer.
How a research study and a warning by the U.S. surgeon general galvanized the creation of a new space for youth and families at Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta.
Georgia Tech professor Brittney Boykin is headed to the Grammys with compositions inspired by Black poetry featured on two classical vocal albums. She talks to the AJC first.
Meet Atlantans Paul and Melanie Shaw, who perform in the folk-inflected band Acoustic Station and promote Atlanta art through their nonprofit, The Art Share Foundation.
Our 12 metro Atlanta arts events to look forward to this week include SoundNOW, a contemporary classical music festival and ex-Atlantan Steve Yockey's play "Bleeding Hearts."
In ‘Girl from the North Country,’ Bob Dylan’s songs serve as the emotional landscape of a Depression-era story about a diverse group of strangers at a Minnesota guesthouse.
The deported ex-husband of “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Porsha Williams is ending his defamation lawsuit against her because he’s unsure he can attend trial in Atlanta.
Georgia Theatre Conference is staging auditions in Atlanta for 330 actors and tech artists during the Atlanta Unifieds event this week, with 26 theater entities in attendance.
Play Haven, a new Atlanta nonprofit theatrical "incubator," works to help get scripts to the stage. It has announced a reading series of new works at Theatrical Outfit.
