Georgia Entertainment Scene

Alabama Shakes returns with big tour, new songs and an album in the works

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Atlanta media departures: Kristen Gates, Audrey Washington, Lil Bankhead

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Atlanta History Center marks centennial with ambitious slate of 2026 exhibitions

Explore ‘Atlanta in 100 Objects’ with this new History Center exhibit

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Sweetwater 420 finds sweet (or sour?) spot at Shirley Clarke Franklin Park

SweetWater 420 Festival finds ‘good vibes’ at Shirley Clarke Franklin Park

Luxury movie theater chain IPIC to stay open during sale process

Marietta native tells how he financed, produced Bob Odenkirk thriller ‘Normal’

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson coming back to Atlanta for ‘Lizard Music’ film

Forward Warrior returned for its 11th year

Atlanta now has more than 2,000 murals. How did we get here?

Atlanta now has more than 2,000 murals. How did we get here? Key creatives who helped put the city on the U.S. street art map trace the growth of our vividly colored walls.

Cardi B Little Miss Drama Tour - Los Angeles

Cardi B says near-canceled Atlanta show is her ‘last time’ at State Farm Arena

The rapper threatened not to perform and took jabs at Atlanta Police during the final night of her "Little Miss Drama Tour."

EXCLUSIVE: Pandemic, protests keep Atlanta’s mayor in national spotlight

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Keisha Lance Bottoms’ memoir charts the evolution of a public servant

The former mayor of Atlanta releases a memoir as she runs for Georgia governor, recounting a life shaped by family, crisis and public service.

Cardi B Little Miss Drama Tour - New York

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After late start, Cardi B wields humor, says Atlanta ‘still my city’ at show

The Grammy-winning rapper’s Little Miss Drama Tour — her first solo headlining arena outing since debuting in 2016 — stopped at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena on Friday night.

Atlanta Film Festival lures cinephiles back to the theaters

‘My voice will not be what it was’: Indigo Girl has incurable medical issues

Atlanta-based Indigo Girls singer Emily Saliers reveals two incurable movement disorders, and shares how her diagnosis is reshaping performances and tour plans.

Catching up with Jeff Foxworthy, taping final TV special in metro Atlanta

Georgia comedy legend Jeff Foxworthy films his last TV special near Atlanta, and pulls back the curtain on how stand-up specials are made.

Marlon Wayans: ‘Scary Movie’ return was ‘a mission to honor my dad’

Marlon Wayans and his brothers walked away from the “Scary Movie” franchise a quarter century ago in a dispute with Bob and Harvey Weinstein. Wayans in 2021 called them an “ev...

What to expect at new Atlanta cultural hub debuting for FIFA World Cup

The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs unveils plans for ATL Culture House, which will have eight community events to promote the new cultural hub during the World Cup.

Mark the 10th anniversary of Prince’s death with ‘Purple Rain’ screening

Almost 10 years after Prince’s death, following his final performance at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre, Soul Cinema Sundays will hold a screening of the 1984 film “Purple Rain.”

Atlanta native Lash Legend is ready to rumble at WrestleMania 42

Interview with Atlanta native Lash Legend as she prepares to rumble at WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas on Saturday. She and Nia Jax will defend their Women’s Tag Team title.

15 family-friendly events in Atlanta this weekend

Our list of 15 family-friendly metro Atlanta outings this weekend includes Lawrenceville’s Spring Fair, Georgia Tech’s White & Gold Game and Boom Ball at Gwinnett Field.

Atlanta’s Migos was a supergroup. Offset shooting further complicates its future.

Marred by tragedy and internal conflict, Migos, arguably the greatest rap group to debut this century, is at a crossroads over a decade after emerging onto the scene.

Colorful Atlanta sports radio, TV host Beau Bock dies at age 82

Bock shepherded the arrival of sports talk radio in Atlanta on both 680/The Fan and 790/The Zone in the 1990s. He immodestly dubbed himself the “dean of Atlanta sports.”