Sherri Shepherd, who will be at Buckhead Theatre on May 16 for a stand-up comedy show, lamented her talk show cancellation, which was a victim of shifting viewer habits.
Jermaine Dupri, the legendary hip-hop producer, will deejay a pregame block party July 22 at Truist Park when his Atlanta Braves-themed bobblehead is given away.
Pete Davidson of "Saturday Night Live" fame will be in Atlanta over the summer to shoot a movie about a mafia man, Tommy Pitera, called "Tommy Karate."
Former "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star and singer-songwriter Kandi Burruss mined her divorce from Todd Tucker to create the one-woman show "I Do. I Did. I'm Done."
Atlanta-based Cumulus media sold its 97.9 signal to Radio Training Network, which will change it to Christian pop station Joy FM. OG 97.9 will move to the weaker 98.9 signal.
Actress Kristen Stewart is scheduled to come to Atlanta in late summer for a new limited Amazon series about the Challenger space shuttle explosion four decades ago.
Review of "Emma," an Atlanta Shakespeare Company and Belle Esprit Theatre Collective co-production that's a charming, fresh take on Jane Austen’s romantic comedy.
Susan Robert lived life artfully, which is why she will be missed on Mother’s Day. Her daughters reflect on the legacy of a mom who gave up a lucrative law career to paint.
Previewing Atlanta Ballet's "Frida," choreographed by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, known for ballets depicting some of history’s most notorious female icons, such as Coco Chanel.
Q&A with Atlanta author Brian Goldstone whose “There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America” was named the general nonfiction winner of a 2026 Pulitzer Prize.