Georgia Entertainment Scene

Jane Fonda returns to Atlanta, where she lived for nearly 20 years, to host a fundraiser for the nonprofit she started, GCAPP, which focuses on teen pregnancy prevention.

After four years in jail, YFN Lucci says he's not taking anything for granted, including squashing a longtime beef with fellow Atlanta rapper Young Thug.

Bringing both poetry and emotional heft to Tennessee Williams’ beloved work, Theatrical Outfit’s “The Glass Menagerie” is an affecting take on an American classic.

Highlights for art lovers of what is (or will be) showing at Atlanta’s museums and college galleries — worthy destinations for residents, guests through fall and the holidays.

The legendary hitmaker starts a new chapter: reviving So So Def Recordings as the powerhouse label it used to be. That includes reinstating the iconic downtown billboard.

A reboot of the beloved sitcom, which featured a fictional historically Black college and ran from 1987-93, filmed a pilot in Atlanta over the summer.

Checking out the street art from the Drip Invitational, launched in Atlanta's Pittsburgh community after a property owner was cited, ironically, for graffiti on his building.

André 3000 made a rare public appearance with Big Boi in L.A., though he didn't participate in the performances by Janelle Monáe, Doja Cat, Tyler, the Creator, and more.

From aerial dancers, to flying trapeze artists, a contortionist to a hand-balancing gymnast, each choreographed act drops jaws.

Hulu has renewed "Chad Powers" for a second season, according to a local crew union.