Georgia Entertainment Scene

Hambidge Center, a North Georgia's art sanctuary, transforms its Buckhead high-rise satellite with eye-catching art installations. It hosts a fundraising art auction Saturday.

CBS Atlanta (WUPA-TV) is launching its first newscasts at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 15, using what it’s dubbing a fully augmented and virtual reality newsroom.

Water is a recurring theme in Dutch-born writer and photographer’s life and career. His work is on view at ARTS Southeast in Savannah through Oct. 18.

What sets “Fever Beach” apart from the Florida author's earlier novels is its willingness to engage directly with the political and cultural crises of our time.

Jim Gaffigan comes to Atlanta Symphony Hall Sept. 11-13 for five shows. We talk to him about parenting, his CBS Sunday Morning News bits and "Saturday Night Live."

Country music lately has been largely generating solo artists, not groups, much less a group made up of Black women. But now there is The BoykinZ.

“I Am a Georgia Girl” by Ann Hite explores Lucille Frank’s life, activism and legacy after her husband Leo Frank was lynched in Marietta in 1915.

A posthumous collection of fiction and nonfiction by Harper Lee is among the offerings.

Kevin Avery & Taylor Scott, who were morning hosts for the now-defunct Christian station the Fish for 25 years, have landed a new job at secular pop station Star 94.

Atlanta character actor Steven Coulter, who plays Father Gordon in the horror flick "The Conjuring: Last Rites," says, "Scary movies scare me!"