Georgia Entertainment Scene

TNT has resurrected its dunking competition, bringing Shaquille O’Neal back as a judge, as well as adding Atlanta native Dwight Howard and another former Hawk, Vince Carter.

This was Young Thug's first major hometown show since his release from jail in October 2024. While it wasn't his best, he did propose to Mariah the Scientist during the show.

The SweetWater 420 Fest is moving to its fourth location in five years, finding a new home on the Westside of Atlanta.

An interview with the Ain't Sisters, the Atlanta band whose eclectic folk rock toggles between tranquil and spirited, earnest and irreverent, head nodding and head banging.

A Marietta family 20 years ago created a brand-new tradition with Elf on the Shelf, a Christmas miracle in a day and age where nostalgia rules the airwaves and gift shops.

The Bert Show, which ended in October after a quarter century on the radio, had filed a lawsuit against former morning host Moe Mitchell for breach of contract.

Last year’s Peach Drop, which featured concerts by Big Boi and Neon Trees, cost $630K. A city spokesperson said this fireworks and drone show will cost no more than $250K.

Allison Williams enjoyed her time shooting the romantic film "Regretting You" this past spring despite battling massive allergies.

SCADshow will transform into a giant, resonating chamber as William Close and the Earth Harp Collective stretch 1,000-foot harp strings from the stage to the rafters.

The era that gave us sweatbands as fashion statements, Michael Jackson and John Hughes teen yarns produced worthy cinema, says the Atlanta author of "Rewinding the '80s."