Georgia Entertainment Scene

Christian Clark is the only one of the five co-founders still dancing for Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre. At 43, he remains a key artist with a compelling onstage presence.

Details are few on what parts of the show will be filmed here, but it's likely "American Idol" is moving to Georgia because it didn't quality for a California TV tax credit.

Members of the Conyers band Cartel reflects on legacy of “Chroma” album, getting a nod from the Jonas Brothers and touring this fall.

Profile of Atlanta photographer Jerry Siegel, who has had 13 of his artist portraits added to the permanent collection of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.

Three metro Atlanta family members have pocketed $130,000 in prize money collectively over the past two years playing the popular mobile video game.

The park promises a ‘reimagined’ version of Holiday in the Park with three themed immersive areas.

V-103 host Big Tigger is back on air now that the charges have been dropped against him. He says his time off made him realize “you need to take advantage of every day."

Former D.A. J. Tom Morgan discusses his book, "A Rainy Night in Georgia," about the killing of DeKalb Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown on orders from the outgoing sheriff.

Music executive Kei Henderson, who formerly served as 21 Savage's manager, started Third & Hayden to help boost musical artists' careers while maintaining their mental health.

Atlanta rapper Gunna talks about his post-jail health journey, which led him to create the Wunna Run Club.