Georgia Entertainment Scene

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...

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.

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.”

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.

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.

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.

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.”

The city of Atlanta reportedly forced the festival to switch from charging gate fee to being “donation only” on Saturday.

The Atlanta rapper was shot after being assaulted outside a Florida casino April 6, agency says.

Gram Parsons, who is honored each year in Waycross at the Gram Parsons Guitar Pull festival, is part of this year’s hall inductee group under the early influence category.