Ahead of Sunday's Oscars ceremony, Black Atlanta writers and filmmakers explain why “Sinners,” with its 16 nominations, was able to crack the Academy Awards’ ceiling.

Images based on multiple definitions of Black freedom, according to Spelman College students, are on display at Atlanta Contemporary.

The Greenbriar Mall literary shop belts a flawless swan song before closing in March after 35 years.

Novelist Terah Shelton Harris, who speaks Monday at the Roswell Roots festival, says Black women need to protect their mental health, especially amid today’s social climate.

Lee, a star of Netflix’s “Owning Manhattan” and host of the new podcast “Short & Sweet With Tricia Lee” is doing a live podcast event in Buckhead on Sunday, Feb. 22.

Just ahead of SCAD’s annual show “BAM! A Celebration of Black Artists in Music,” Amber Iman said furthering one’s education doesn’t necessarily mean obtaining a higher degree.

On Feb. 20 at the Margaret Mitchell House in Midtown, Johnson will go into detail about “Keeper of Lost Children” with investor and reality TV personality Tanya Sam.

Playing with dolls — especially Black Barbies — allowed me to imagine myself as anything. Only later did I understand that this was never just play.

The City of Roswell honors formerly enslaved people, victims of Jim Crow oppression and cultural impacts during the 25th anniversary of its Black History Month celebration.