Georgia Entertainment Scene

1996 Olympic medal winner Dominique Dawes opens Alpharetta dance studio

Atlanta Olympic gymnast Dominique Dawes opens Alpharetta academy

Tyler Perry’s Atlanta-shot Netflix drama puts focus on firefighters

What’s filming in Georgia now? ‘Love is Blind,’ ‘Sistas,’ ‘Family Feud’

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW

CeeLo Green on Gnarls Barkley’s Atlanta-inspired final album: ‘I feel relieved’

Atlanta-based radio giant Cumulus Media files for bankruptcy protection again

SCAD uses actual ‘Scream 7′ set as teaching opportunity

CONCERT REVIEW

Lady Gaga, at peak of pop powers, returns to Atlanta with cinematic Mayhem Ball

Atlanta’s Jalyn Hall goes toe to toe with Tracy Morgan in new NBC sitcom

Atlanta's Jalyn Hall, an acting vet on the CW's "All American" and film "Till," has jumped into comedy in Tracey Morgan's NBC show 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins."

Atlanta Opera’s 2026-27 season pushes boundaries and presents classics

News: The Atlanta Opera’s 2026–27 season features two a cappella stage works, a world premiere, a Pulitzer Prize-winning opera by Kevin Puts plus repertory classics.

HEAT CHECK

T.I. and 50 Cent’s rap beef proves no one needs them in a Verzuz battle together

For the bulk of February, New York’s 50 Cent and Atlanta’s T.I. found themselves at the center of 2026’s first major rap beef.

Atlanta native, K-pop star Eric Nam wasn’t mentally prepared to be a Traitor

The AJC talks to the Lovett School graduate about being "perpetually disoriented" playing the game in the Scottish castle and the season's controversial ending.

Atlanta filmmaking couple is scripting their own story with happy plot turns

Diego Silva Acevedo and Kelly Young-Silva boast complementary talents, and they’ve literally produced a young Superman.

David Harbour series ‘DTF St. Louis,’ shot in Atlanta, is quirky, contemplative

Linda Cardellini adds enough quirkiness to the HBO Max series, set in St. Louis but shot in Atlanta, to keep viewers watching.

BOOKSHELF

Southern authors’ new collections pack a punch

A new book by New York Times bestselling author Lauren Groff is always cause for celebration, and “Brawler” (Riverhead Books, $29) does not disappoint. ...

Atlanta singer Angie Stone died a year ago. Her son carries on her legacy.

A year after Atlanta singer Angie Stone’s death, her son Swayvo Twain works to honor her and his father, D’Angelo, as he builds his own musical identity.

Luxury movie theater chain IPIC set to close its Midtown location

With industry struggling to rebound from prepandemic levels, 163 employees are set to lose their jobs as IPIC's Colony Square location is set to close in April.

AJC INTERVIEW

Eva Marcille, out with a new film, credits Atlanta, ‘Top Model’ for success

Star Eva Marcille is promoting her new Lifetime film, “Pushed off a Plane and Survived.” It was shot in multiple locations throughout Georgia.

Comic Kathleen Madigan calls her career ‘that little engine that could’

Kathleen Madigan, on her third trip to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre since 2022, said she feels uncomfortable charging fans for meet-and-greets.

15 family-friendly events in Atlanta this weekend

Our list of 15 family-friendly metro Atlanta outings this weekend includes the Gwinnett Stripers Preseason Party and a Lanta Gras parade and festival in Kirkwood.

The Black Crowes rocked the Fox Theatin 2024. They have been nominated a second time for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. (Robb Cohen for the AJC)

Another Atlanta group could be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame soon

Other nominees include Lauryn Hill, Luther Vandross, Wu-Tang Clan and Atlanta resident Ronnie DeVoe.