The BronzeLens Film Festival opens with "Love, Patrick," a documentary profiling the groundbreaking late Black fashion designer Patrick Kelly, who spent time in Atlanta.

Youth from entertainer Usher's nonprofit Usher's New Look worked on the production crew for his stadium tour. Now they've been hired fulltime. They share their experiences.

Late photographer Chuck Stewart is spotlighted in "Framing the Sound," a photo exhibit showing at The Sun ATL through Sept. 26.

Grammy-winning rapper Young Thug returns to a College Park high school to make a donation and commits to mentoring students for the 2026-2027 academic year.

The coming-of-age play, written by Oscar winner Tarell Alvin McCraney about a Black teen at an all-boys prep school, comes to Actor’s Express this month.

From representing Angel Reese to Metro Boomin, these six Black entertainment attorneys in Atlanta are negotiating deals and building wealth for musicians and athletes.

Atlanta-based entertainment attorney John Rose helps recording artists land deals, film studios relocate productions and creatives understand their value.

Relationship coach, actress and author Stacii Jae Johnson helps couples on the OWN-TV reality series "Put a Ring on It: Cheathab" premiering Jul. 31.

For UATL's Let Me Put U On, Black culture reporter Christopher A. Daniel shares how album liner notes inspired and shaped his career, relationships and sense of style.

Woodstock native Sierra Bray turns her vintage apparel company, Patched Gal, into garments worn by Black entertainers and recording artists like Jill Scott.