Georgia Entertainment Scene

A group of customers, some wearing Mexico jerseys, watch a World Cup game on screens at Woofs Sport Bar in Midtown on Sunday, July 5, 2026. Woofs is the official location for Pride House ATL, the city’s designated hub for LGBTQ+ soccer fans during the FIFA World Cup. (Miguel Martinez/AJC)

As World Cup in Atlanta ends, local bar remains hub for queer soccer fans

‘Beyond the Gates’ earns 15 Daytime Emmy nominations

CONCERT REVIEW

Paul Simon in Atlanta: Vocally diminished, but the fighter still remains

Members of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Beach Boys, Chicago explain why they still tour

Meet the metro Atlanta teen named the country’s top high school actor

MLB Opening Night Game: Yankees vs. Giants, Live on Netflix, Oracle Park, San Francisco, March 25, 2026

Atlanta native Elle Duncan takes the leap as new Netflix live sports host

Julia Garner returning to metro Atlanta to film Apple TV’s ‘Guilty Creatures’

Atlanta’s Rolling Out’s new venture? A music label ‘rooted in community.’

Rolling Out Music, a new record label from Atlanta media company Rolling Out, seeks to create an ecosystem that combines the influencer market with music.

Your guide to sky-high fun at Six Flags, other Georgia amusement parks

A guide to the best amusement park experience, using Six Flags Over Georgia as a testing ground, with advice on ticket buying, avoiding long lines and food and drink choices.

What’s filming now in Georgia? Not much.

A monthly update on what's shooting in Georgia shows production has reached a low point during the start of the summer with just 12 active films and TV shows.

An Atlanta exhibition you can take with quite a few grains of salt

The Museum of Design Atlanta shakes out the history of salt in its new exhibition "Salt: A Design Story," covering 17th century salt flats to today's craft salt revival.

CONCERT REVIEW

Ariana Grande delivers powerhouse vocals at first Atlanta show in 7 years

With visuals celebrating each era of her triumphant career, Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour was filled with gratitude for a journey encapsulating tragedy and happiness.

Big Tigger stepping away from V-103 morning duties amid legal issues

V-103 radio host Big Tigger said he is stepping away from his show to deal with personal legal issues involving his arrest for alleged aggravated battery against his wife.

Culture of north Atlanta and North Georgia come together at Woodstock Arts

A visit to Woodstock Arts, where the culture of north Atlanta and North Georgia come together. The arts center works to grow artistic expression, volunteerism, community.

Trilith Studios offers behind-the-scenes tour that includes Nate Bargatze set

Trilith Studios offers the only behind-the-scenes tour in metro Atlanta, and the tour includes a Nate Bargatze film set and remnants of Marvel moves filmed there.

Mother Nature gives Peachtree Road Race a reprieve on America’s 250th

Heat and humidity couldn’t take down the Northside Hospital Peachtree Road Race and its 45,000-plus runners, one of Atlanta’s most enduring traditions.

V-103 host Francesca Amiker sues Big Tigger’s wife, claiming defamation

Alicia Brown, wife of V-103 morning host Big Tigger, accused Tigger's co-host, Francesca Amiker, of an inappropriate relationship with Tigger.

HEAT CHECK

12 essential Georgia songs that helped shape American music over 250 years

Georgia songs that have helped define American music, including "Georgia On My Mind" and "Losing My Religion."

Atlanta actor learns lessons from John Cena’s Netflix comedy ‘Little Brother’

John Cena's over-the-top comedy "Little Brother" with Eric André features Atlanta actor Pilot Bunch, who says acting helps him handle a sensory processing disorder.

Where is Dagmar Midcap? She’s been off CBS Atlanta for more than a month.

Dagmar Midcap has not been on air at CBS Atlanta in recent weeks. Why? Nobody is talking.