Mysterious ‘Santa Is Watching You’ signs pop up across Atlanta
Atlanta’s 'Hills4ATL' is building strength, health and community
Things to do in Atlanta
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Marietta native tells how he financed, produced Bob Odenkirk thriller ‘Normal’
Marc Provissiero said of the new film's screening at the Toronto International Film Festival: "People were laughing so loud, some of the best lines were drowned out."
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5 can’t-miss highlights from Atlanta Film Festival’s 50th anniversary
Here are five can’t-miss highlights from Atlanta Film Festival’s 50th anniversary, in which indie filmmakers focus on subjects far beyond the usual Hollywood fare.
How ‘a group of hippies’ created Atlanta’s 50-year film institution
The Atlanta Film Festival is one of the largest film festivals in the Southeast and one of the longest-running in the country.
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V-103 changes: Frank Ski’s return, Big Tigger’s new female co-host
Changes are afoot at Atlanta radio station V-103, with the return of Frank Ski and the addition of Francesca Amiker and DJ Sturgess.
Jai’Len Josey is Atlanta’s new R&B leader, years after ‘trial and error’
After several delays, Atlanta R&B singer Jai'Len Josey's debut album, "Serial Romantic," has dropped, with Tricky Stewart on board as executive producer.
Roswell’s Mimms Museum of Technology and Art celebrates 50 years of Apple
One of the largest real estate owners in metro Atlanta has been tracking the tech company's journey for decades and shows some of his vast Apple collection.
Food & Dining
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Jolene Jolene sports bar finds new home and more from Atlanta’s food scene
The Select in Sandy Springs finds a new executive chef, women's sports bar Jolene Jolene moves to Kirkwood and more from the metro Atlanta dining scene.
Taste local history at 25 of Atlanta’s longest-running restaurants
The diversity of Atlanta is reflected in its restaurants, some of which have been serving up good meals for decades.
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A comprehensive guide to day drinking in Atlanta
Build a day-drinking itinerary in Atlanta with this guide organized by neighborhood.
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Immerse yourself in space via Atlanta’s newest VR experience
The latest immersive VR experience in Atlanta replicates what it's like to be on the International Space Station.
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He led NBC News. Now he’s pouring millions into nonprofit news in the South.
The donation in nonprofit journalism comes as local and national news organizations face significant financial pressures.
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Supreme Court sides with Cox in landmark copyright and internet access case
Under the court's precedents, a company is not liable for providing a service to the public with knowledge that it will be used by some to infringe copyrights.
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Food pantry extending relief to TSA workers this weekend
The King’s Table is one of several community groups across the country extending relief to TSA workers, who have gone weeks without pay.
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Oscar-winning cinematographer shares secrets in new book, Atlanta screenings
Roger Deakins, the cinematographer behind "Fargo," "Skyfall" and many more films, is in town this week for a master class at GSU, screenings and a book signing.
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Tyler Perry Studios sells stake in BET+. Here’s what that means for fans.
Starting in June, BET+ will shut down and its programming will be folded into Paramount+. Perry will continue to produce programming for BET Media Group.
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Intennse moves its rapid-fire tennis concept to Assembly Studios
Intennse is moving to Assembly Studios in Doraville, deepening the relationship between the tennis league and Assembly’s owners Gray Media.
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Atlanta TV stations have been dropped from Dish TV. Here’s why.
The dispute is over retransmission fees TV station owners seek from cable and satellite operators, a major source of revenue for companies like Gray Media.
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What the Live Nation antitrust settlement means for Georgia concertgoers
Live Nation, which is the most dominant entity in Atlanta’s live events industry, reached a settlement in its antitrust lawsuit.
