Atlanta Arts & Entertainment

GAVIN GODFREY

The Dream lost, but here’s why Atlanta won

CeeLo Green cancels Gnarls Barkley tour, including Atlanta stop

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Timbaland and 1K Phew join forces to bring faith to hip-hop

Georgia’s strangest places — Ghosts, doll heads and graves beside a runway

EXCLUSIVE

Atlanta’s Star Bar, a Little Five Points staple, to close after 35 years

14 ways to celebrate Native American Heritage Month in Georgia

Connor Tomlinson shares the experience that sparked his advocacy work

Georgia Entertainment Scene

Which movies shot in Georgia have made the most money since 2008?

The list is topped by a lot of superhero movies and sequels. So far, three films since the pandemic ended made the list: "Jungle Cruise," "Black Widow" and "The Suicide Squad.

Who has come and gone in Atlanta radio and TV in 2026

The Atlanta media landscape in 2026 features several high-profile arrivals, departures and other changes, including personalities like Big Tigger and Kristin Klingshirn.

99X guts its on-air staff as Cumulus Media makes massive cuts nationwide

99X cut much of its on-air staff Friday as part of cost-cutting measures at Cumulus Media as a whole.

More Arts & Entertainment News

Shepard Fairey’s first Atlanta solo show a message of hope amid the divide

Best known for his "Hope" poster of Barack Obama, Shepard Fairey's first Atlanta solo exhibition at ABV Gallery features 180 works exploring social change.

12 Atlanta arts events to look forward to this week

Our Atlanta arts events to plan for this week include “The Turn of the Screw” at Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse and an Alpharetta Symphony performance.

BOOKSHELF

Terrorism, toymakers on the slate for 2026 Atlanta Jewish book festival

The 35th installment of the MJCCA Book Festival in metro Atlanta will feature appearances by Jill Biden, Harry Connick Jr. and Rachel Goldberg-Polin.

A guide to the Georgia Renaissance Festival 2026 Fall Fling, After Dark

Georgia Renaissance Festival's Fall Fling returns with performances, jousting, a pub crawl and the Renaissance Festival After Dark.

REVIEW

Missing Alliance world premiere ‘Like Father’ would be a true crime

Alliance Theatre's world premiere musical "Like Father," is about a 17 year old whose father might just be a serial killer. It's daring and emotionally shattering.

‘Walking Dead’ alum set to star in Amazon horror series shot in Atlanta

“The Walking Dead” alum Lauren Cohan will return to Atlanta for a new Amazon horror series “Stillwater.”

GOLDEN RAMS

From banned to Black national champions. The Albany State turnaround story.

Less than four years after Albany State was put on probation and stripped of scholarships and postseason rights, the Golden Rams were back on top of HBCU football.

BOOKSHELF

Georgia author charts rise and fall of Columbus-based Tom’s Foods

Once the pride of Columbus, Tom’s Foods generated nearly $200 million in annual revenue at its height before filing bankruptcy in 2005. So, what happened?

CONCERT REVIEW

Teddy Swims doubles down on his Atlanta pride during first arena tour

Conyers native Teddy Swims stopped at Atlanta's State Farm Arena on his The Ugly Tour, where he pumped up the city with an Atlanta-inspired stage.

It’s the largest cemetery in the South. So why do few people know it?

Since opening in 1884, Westview Cemetery has become a repository of Atlanta history one burial at a time. Yet it’s obscure in its own city, and leaders seek to change that.