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Natalie McCann leaves Fox 5, Ryan Maddox out and more Atlanta media briefs
The latest Atlanta TV and radio news, including Natalie McCann's departure from Fox 5 and Mitch Evans' return to 92.9/The Game.
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Review: ‘In the Heights’ is a lofty achievement for Aurora Theatre
Review: ‘In the Heights’ is a lofty achievement for Aurora Theatre. Its electric production of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s joyful musical conveys great love for Latin culture.
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Here’s where Apple TV’s ‘Cape Fear’ was shot around metro Atlanta
Apple TV shot its TV series version of "Cape Fear" in metro Atlanta including Lake Allatoona, Little Five Points, Inman Park and Assembly Studios in Doraville.
Harrowing ‘Gowanus Crossing’ captures vanishing sense of community
Georgia resident and author Vincent Coppola's memoir "Gowanus Crossing" about his childhood in Brooklyn captures a vanishing sense of community.
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‘Scary Movie 6′ director unafraid of surprise competition: ‘It’s awesome!’
Fayetteville director Michael Tiddes has worked with Marlon Wayans and the Wayans family for more than a decade. The latest project is the sixth iteration of "Scary Movie."
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Atlanta Opera’s ‘Twilight of the Gods’ brings ‘Ring’ cycle to blazing finish
Atlanta Opera's magisterial production of “Twilight of the Gods,” the grand finale of the four-year "Ring" cycle, marks the first time the entire opera was staged in Atlanta.
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Former Atlanta actress on her Tony nomination: ‘There were a lot of tears’
“Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York" star Christiani Pitts, who grew up in metro Atlanta, discusses her first Tony Award nomination.
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Atlanta’s Latto, with new album and baby, can do better than ‘Big Mama’
On her new release "Big Mama," Atlanta rapper Latto celebrates her new life as a mother with songs that don't always reach great heights.
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‘Tulsa King’ leaving production in Atlanta for New York for possible Season 5
Atlanta is going to lose yet another TV series: Paramount's "Tulsa King," which would move to New York if the streaming service renews the show for a fifth season.
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Catching up with Jeff Foxworthy, whose final special airs on Fox Nation
Georgia comedy legend Jeff Foxworthy films his last TV special near Atlanta, and pulls back the curtain on how stand-up specials are made.