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Spelman grad trades jokes with Tracy Morgan on Paramount+ comedy ‘Crutch’
Adrianna Mitchell, who grew up in metro Atlanta and graduated from Spelman College, is a co-star on the new Paramount+ sitcom "Crutch" starring Tracy Morgan.
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Atlanta’s Deep South Wrestling rises in round three
Independent Deep South Wrestling outfit seemed down for the count, but it’s been rebranded, reinvigorated and ready for a new dawn.
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Bryan Adams at age 66: big in India, still big in the US
Bryan Adams, big in the United States since the 1980s, has also become quite beloved in India. And his 'Summer of '69' song remains an '80s staple.
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Atlanta’s Jeezy adds new title to his resume: Guinness World Record holder
Jeezy’s orchestral ambitions just made history.
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Paul McCartney dominates stage at first Atlanta show in nearly a decade
At age 83, Paul McCartney plays for two hours and 30 minutes, covering songs spanning his extensive discography that includes the Beatles, Wings and his solo portfolio.
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Atlanta Blues Society stays on the beat of bringing blues fans together
The Atlanta Blues Society won the Keeping the Blues Alive award for 2019 from the Blues Foundation. Its focus is on metro programming and bringing blues fans together.
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Atlanta’s globetrotting fashion photographers are in high demand
Atlanta photographers Ahmad Barber and Donté Maurice, known as AB+DM, shot Viktor&Rolf for the High Museum’s fashion exhibit and are in high demand globally.
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Brandy, Monica flaunt their R&B reign at star-studded Atlanta concert
R&B icons Brandy and Monica brought their hits and star power to State Farm Arena during Friday night’s The Boy Is Mine Tour stop. The pair will return to Atlanta on Dec. 4.
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A year ago, Young Thug was released from jail. His new era is complex.
Young Thug’s journey since his release from jail reveals ego, grief and a conflicted return to Atlanta’s rap scene.
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Review: ‘9 to 5’ co-workers work hard to get you out of the office smiling
Even with a plot that feels like an improv comedy sketch, Out Front Theatre's "9 to 5: The Musical" is an entertaining way to spend a couple of hours.