Georgia Entertainment Scene

Michael Richards of Kramer fame lost his house to fire but found new purpose

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‘Pachinko’ author Min Jin Lee to deliver free Ellmann Lectures at Emory

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BET+ cancels Atlanta-shot ‘106 & Sports’ with Cam Newton

Meet the Hawks’ ‘Dancing DJ’ Chika Takai, who will DJ at All-Star weekend

Televerse 25, A Festival by the Television Academy - Day 3 Red Carpet

David Boreanaz coming to Atlanta for NBC’s ‘The Rockford Files’ reboot pilot

‘Serial Killer: The Exhibition’ hits macabre notes of human depravity

‘Serial Killer: The Exhibition’ at Pullman Yards explores human depravity

Stone Mountain Park’s annual Lunar New Year Festival takes place on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 14-15 and includes cultural elements and a special Drone and Light Show.
(2025 photo by Ben Gray for the AJC)

15 family-friendly things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend

Get sent into space via Atlanta’s newest VR immersive experience

The latest immersive VR experience in Atlanta replicates what it's like to be on the International Space Station.

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The Roots and two other Grammy winners will headline Atlanta Jazz Festival

Kamasi Washington, The Roots and PJ Morton will headline this year’s Atlanta Jazz Festival to be held May 23-25 at Piedmont Park.

The uncompromising vision and enduring power of Atlanta artist Kevin Cole

Review of “Pushing Forward: Politics, Social Conflict and the Racial Divide in the Art of Kevin Cole,” a retrospective of the Atlanta artist at Chastain Arts Center & Gallery.

12 metro Atlanta arts events to look forward to in the coming week

Our 12 metro Atlanta arts events to look forward to this week include Atlanta Ballet’s “Giselle,” Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and a "Broadway Sideways" cabaret concert.

Wes Sarginson, former anchor and reporter for WSB and WXIA, dies at 82

The former WSB-TV and 11Alive reporter and anchor was known for his cowboy boots, hard work, generosity and inspirational storytelling.

TLC’s Chilli returns to a dating show — but this time as a host

Atlanta’s Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas and Matthew Lawrence co-host “Second Chance Love” on Hallmark+, helping five former couples decide whether to rekindle romance or move on.

Love bonds happen for animals, too: Tales behind Atlanta’s cutest pairs

Animals love each other, too. Here are the tales behind some of Atlanta’s cutest bonded animal pairs, from adoptable dogs and cats to exotic animals.

Spike Lee is up for an Atlanta ‘reunion’ celebrating ‘School Daze’ again

An interview with Spike Lee before he introduces a screening of his made-in-Atlanta second feature, "School Daze," Tuesday night at the Fox Theatre.

What’s filming now in Georgia? Projects with Ashley Judd, Sharon Stone.

Anthony Mackie, Sharon Stone, Emma Roberts and Ashley Judd are shooting this month in the state, according to our monthly update on filming in Georgia.

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4 new romance novels to spice up your Valentine’s Day

Sharon Stone, Anthony Mackie coming to Atlanta for Mamet’s ‘Speed-the-Plow’

Two major stars, Sharon Stone and Anthony Mackie, are coming to Atlanta later this month to shoot a film adaptation of the 1988 David Mamet Broadway satire “Speed-the-Plow.”

This month, Colin Leonard, an Atlanta-based mastering engineer, was awarded his second consecutive Grammy for album of the year. Last year, he won for his work on Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter.” This year, he won for Bad Bunny’s “Debí Tirar Más Fotos,” the first Spanish-language project to receive the honor. (Courtesy of SING Mastering)

Meet the Atlanta mastering engineer behind Bad Bunny’s biggest songs

Atlanta mastering engineer Colin Leonard has worked with Bad Bunny since 2017, including on his album that won album of the year earlier this month at the Grammys.

In Mimi Plumb’s photos of the West, American anxieties glare like the sun

Preview of “Blazing Light: Photographs by Mimi Plumb,” an unblinking exhibit of work shot around the American West, on view Feb. 6-May 10 at Atlanta's High Museum of Art.