Georgia Entertainment Scene

Clark moves to WSB radio after losing his job at 99X, 'Sports Extra' ends after 24 years and other moves in Atlanta television and radio.

Georgia film and TV production activity remains in relatively modest gear.

Former AJC reporter Jeremy Redmon's new book, "Tell the Kids I Love Them," explores his father's suicide when he was 14 and his own time as a war reporter.

Actor and Atlanta native Wynn Everett, who plays Tricia Yeager on the Hulu/Disney+ show "Chad Powers," talks about her acting journey and Georgia roots.

Georgia Ensemble Theatre, one of Atlanta's longest-running suburban troupes closed in April, with no fanfare. Here's how the company rose and fell and what will be lost.

"The Hunting Wives" might move to Georgia after a change to North Carolina's film and TV incentives program, a Charlotte TV station said.

Julia Garner, whose breakthrough role was on Netflix's “Ozark,” will return to metro Atlanta to shoot a new Apple TV drama, “Guilty Creatures.”

Within the past year, thanks to a guest appearance on Metro Boomin’s “Take Me Thru Dere,” Breskii skyrocketed from local fixture to Billboard, AMA and BET Award recognition.

The High Museum of Art will mark its centennial in 2026-27 with a major exhibit of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s work, Doris Derby Civil Rights photography, Martin Puryear sculpture.

Fifteen Georgia-shot TV shows and films not to miss this fall with stars like Sylvester Stallone, Jessica Chastain, Mark Wahlberg and Mahershala Ali.