Georgia Entertainment Scene

Pups bid farewell to summer at Piedmont Park’s Aquatic Center.

The 20th anniversary Decatur Book Festival featured more than 100 author panels on topics like bizarre research, a wrongful conviction and having a life awakening.

Not many exhibitions manage to feel both expansive and deeply personal — “Insistent Presence: Contemporary African Art from the Chazen Collection” does just that.

For roughly 2 1/2 hours Friday, Chris Brown performs nearly 60 songs from his 20-year career, flying through the set list at a relentless pace that often felt overwhelming.

Atlanta's Elaine Hendrix ("The Parent Trap") was once a pro dancer. After a car accident in 1992, she pursued acting. With "Dancing With the Stars," she can dance again.

In her latest book, author and former Atlantan Laurie Eynon delivers 17 beautifully crafted short essays about her experience as a hospital chaplain.

At 52, neo-soul pioneer Maxwell doesn’t feel busy. He’s inspired to approach each creative feat with the passion and purpose that’s made him a legacy act.

Georgia is losing the battle for big-budget films to other countries and states, but it has found a consolation prize: game shows.

Atlanta author Nic Stone’s first adult novel, "Boom Town," follows sex workers through mystery, power and pain in the city’s strip club scene.

"Chad Powers" stars Glen Powell as a disgraced former football player on a fictional Georgia team who seeks redemption via prosthetics and a rube character he makes up.