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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.

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.

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Meet Russ Youngblood, who has documented Atlanta’s gay community for decades

Photographer Russ Youngblood has documented Atlanta's LGBTQ+ community for more than 30 years and has seen the scene evolve over the years.

Atlanta Pride 2026 cancels Saturday events, celebration to continue Sunday

Atlanta Pride 2026 Saturday events have been canceled, though Sunday's parade and other programming are expected to continue.

After 26 years of supporting Georgia artists, MOCA GA opens artful new home

As MOCA GA prepares to open its expansive West Midtown home, co-founder Annette Cone-Skelton looks back over its history and forward to what it will mean for Georgia-made art.

Fall into the music of Halloween with these 6 metro Atlanta concerts

Check out six concerts in metro Atlanta featuring music that will put you in the Halloween mood.

‘Art of Banksy: Without Limits,’ and without his permission, back in Atlanta

"The Art of Banksy: Without Limits," now at Pullman Yards, has raised questions over if displaying the street artist's works on gallery walls negates his intention, meaning.

Haints and boo hags: Superstition exhibit depicts the South’s folklore

"Southern Superstition," a new exhibit at Art Station in Kennesaw, explores superstition through art using mediums like textile art, sculptures, pottery, paintings and more.

Decatur Book Festival ends relationship with store amid racism allegations

An attendee of the festival made a Threads post warning others to avoid Kiss and Tale Romance Bookshop, after they “spoke and acknowledged everyone but the Black shoppers."

Rare Michelangelo exhibit in Savannah sheds light on how he viewed women

Several works by Michelangelo appear for the first time in the U.S. at a Georgia exhibit focusing on the Renaissance artist's depiction of females.

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Ed Sheeran returns to apolitical form at Atlanta show, with new opening act

Former Fray front man Isaac Slade, who opened for Ed Sheeran on his Loop Tour stop, called for folks "brave enough to step into that middle place … that sees both sides."

How the people of Atlanta helped build the High Museum of Art over 100 years

Atlanta's High Museum of Art is celebrating its 100th anniversary. The AJC looks back at the volunteers, donors and arts supporters who fueled its growth.

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