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Relapse Theatre to be revived in Old Fourth Ward

Relapse Theatre is coming back in 2026 in a new location: the current Limelight Theatre in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood.

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John Moore, WSB morning host in the 1970s, has died at 82

The Georgia Radio Hall of Fame inductee once ‘owned this town,’ former co-worker Kim 'The Kimmer' Peterson says.

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Six Flags Over Georgia closes this weekend, cutting Holiday in the Park

For the first time since 2013, Six Flags over Georgia won't be open over the holidays for pass holders to enjoy the lights, music, Christmas tree and visits with Santa Claus.

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Bookshelf: Georgia authors name their favorite books of 2025

From thrillers to literary fiction, see which books Georgia writers loved most in 2025.

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Formed in 1978, English Beat keeps the fire burning for British ska

Concert preview: Dave Wakeling brings the current iteration of the English Beat to Atlanta on Dec. 1-2. Formed in 1978, the band keeps the fire burning for British ska.

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Atlanta illustrator creates Golden Age comics for a modern audience

Atlanta comic book creator Rich Tommaso, author of the recently reissued “Spy Seal: The Corten Steel Phoenix,” is inspired by the comic books of the early to mid 20th century.

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With Fish gone, which Atlanta radio station has taken the Christmas mantle?

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Star 94, which takes the longtime mantle from the now-defunct Fish 104.7.

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Atlanta’s Elaine Hendrix embraced being ‘fearless’ on ‘Dancing With the Stars’

The "Parent Trap" actress, trying to be the oldest winner ever on "Dancing With the Stars," was still proud of finishing fifth after finding her inner dancer again.

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Set against turbulent ‘70s, a boy becomes a man in ‘The Love You Take’

Homing in on the middle-class white male experience, Wilson delivers a coming-of-age exploration of the shifting social mores surrounding sex, love and fidelity in the 1970s.

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Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz, Walmart feed over 100 families for Thanksgiving

About 150 people received food and gift cards from College Park native and rapper 2 Chainz and Walmart Tuesday at an event called “Greens and Things.”

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Ken Burns dives deep in ‘The American Revolution,’ laments federal cuts

Ken Burns is back with his latest opus "The American Revolution," coming out at a fraught time not just for PBS but the political system at large.

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Fantastical ‘Lost World’ of Minnie Evans on view at High Museum

“The Lost World: The Art of Minnie Evans” is the first major exhibition of her work in 30 years.

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Why Trisha Yearwood, Lady A, Dave Koz, Robert Earl Keen hit the road for Christmas

Why do artists do Christmas tours? We spoke with Robert Earl Keen, Charles Kelley of Lady A, Trisha Yearwood and Dave Koz, all coming to Atlanta for the holiday season.

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Every inch of Jiha Moon’s creations is an opportunity for discovery

Former Atlantan’s exhibit of ceramics and paintings at Atlanta Contemporary command attention with vibrant details.

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‘Stranger Things’ has cast a spell on metro Atlanta for a decade

As final season debuts, Jackson and other filming locations hope the residual power of fandom lingers.

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Donald Glover says he had stroke, heart issue while touring last year

The Atlanta rapper/actor canceled his New World Tour — his last as Childish Gambino — after State Farm Arena show in September 2024.

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