Things to Do in Atlanta

Oscar winning actress was last here in 2011. Start date for new project is Sept. 29 at Shadowbox Studios.

Georgia State professor Sheri Joseph's new novel follows a student’s search for truth after a classmate’s death at a Southern university in the 1980s.

Co-producers Alliance Theatre and the Atlanta Opera add fight and intensity to "Fiddler on the Roof," making the Broadway classic musical resonate with our times.

From Atlanta History Center's Fall Fest with 4-H to an Hispanic Heritage Month event in Acworth, here are 15 family-friendly doings in metro Atlanta for Sept. 19-21.

“If you’re not a villain, you’re not relevant," says event curator Mickey Lee, an Atlanta contestant eliminated from "Big Brother" earlier this month.

Born in Mexico City, Suárez moved to Atlanta at 17. A printmaking class at Georgia State ignited his passion for art.

Nearly two months after Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s drowning death in Costa Rica, his mother, Pamela, sat with Robin Roberts of “Good Morning America” Tuesday to talk about him.

Greg Street, a radio host on V-103, recently celebrated 30 years at the station, a hardworking, caring individual who still loves the music and the culture.

The Black Keys play the Shaky Knees Music Festival on Sept. 20 behind their new album “No Rain, No Flowers,” inspired by dance parties where rare 45s were spun.

The first day of the new "Kevin & Taylor" morning show on the dance pop radio station Star 94 Monday featured the pairing’s signature “feel good” vibe and technical glitches.