Dubbed “The Apollo of the South,” the live talent experience invites singers, actors, comedians, and musicians to perform before a real audience and get on the radar of Palmer House Studios. ATLANTA, GA. Palmer House Studios, co-founded by actress, writer and producer Racquel Palmer, is bringing a new live
By Marcus Ellington Pam Ross has made a career out of refusing to fit neatly into one genre, moving between country, Americana, roots rock and singer-songwriter territory with the confidence of an artist more interested in emotional truth than formatting. On her latest single, “Who’s Gonna Save You?”, that
The Atlanta Falcons brought their AT&T Training Camp to Lanier High School’s Longhorn Stadium in Sugar Hill on Saturday evening, August 8, hosting a packed crowd for a “Saturday Night Lights” open practice that offered fans a preseason look at the 2026-27 roster. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa handled first-team reps
Chris Sale was ejected before the Atlanta Braves’ game against the Yankees even started on Sunday, August 9, 2026, after a dugout confrontation with umpire Dan Merzel. The Braves still won 2-1 in
By: Caroline Maddox The four-leaf clover has always occupied a curious place in our collective imagination. It is a symbol of luck, certainly, but also of longing, the belief that somewhere, hidden among
Black Restaurant Week returned to Atlanta on August 2 for its 10th anniversary edition, launching a two-week celebration that runs through August 16 and spotlights Black-owned restaurants, food trucks, caterers, and culinary professionals
By: Gus Schock There is a specific quality of professional disillusionment that Danielle M. Wong captures in The Lines Between with accuracy and emotional intelligence: the particular experience of discovering that the system
By: Gus Schock There is a specific quality of professional disillusionment that Danielle M. Wong captures in The Lines Between with accuracy and emotional intelligence: the particular experience of discovering that the system
By: Santiago Miller The origin story of Brideen is itself the kind of thing that reminds you why family history matters and why most of it gets lost. Kathleen McDonnell found a formal
By: Dean Landers Florida has long been celebrated for producing chart-topping pop stars, Latin superstars, country hitmakers, and rock legends. Yet beyond the bright lights of Miami, Orlando, and Tampa lies another musical
Isabela Quilodrán has been working in three formats at once. The actress recently wrapped her second vertical production alongside creative partner Thiago Carvalho, a Portuguese-language project shot and produced in Los Angeles. She
England came from behind to defeat Congo DR 2-1 at Atlanta Stadium on July 1, with captain Harry Kane scoring twice in the final 15 minutes to send the Three Lions into the
By: Jean Apache There are albums that chase trends, and then there are albums that quietly build their own identity. Cathleen Ireland’s In The City belongs firmly in the latter category. It is
For Tiffany Rachal, Southern Soul has never been about chasing a moment. It has always been about connection. The kind of connection that comes from lived experience, strong vocals, and songs that say
Metro Atlanta residents will find dozens of weekend events spanning Juneteenth commemorations, FIFA World Cup screenings, and Father’s Day activities June 19 to 21, 2026. The convergence of three major occasions creates one
The 14th annual Juneteenth Atlanta Parade and Music Festival opens Friday, June 19, at Piedmont Park and runs through Sunday, June 21, placing one of the Southeast’s largest Juneteenth celebrations inside a weekend
The first World Cup match in Atlanta history delivered one of the tournament’s defining upsets before the city had even finished processing what it means to host the world’s largest sporting event for
Ask a visitor what makes navigating Atlanta confusing, and the answer often comes down to a single word repeated across the map. The city is laced with streets, roads, boulevards, and avenues carrying
With the opening of the FIFA World Cup days away, Atlanta is in full preparation mode for its turn on soccer’s biggest stage. The city has secured more than 230,000 hotel bookings tied
Metro Atlanta’s film economy is showing signs of life again. After a year in which cameras went quiet across much of the region, the city’s soundstages and back lots are busy through June
Atlanta’s transit agency has set a date for one of the most-watched debuts of its modernization push, even as questions linger over whether the new fleet will be fully cleared in time. MARTA’s
By: Loreen M Blood Rivalry doesn’t read like a writer trying to manufacture importance. It reads like someone who has spent years sitting close enough to power to understand how quietly destructive it
The countdown is officially on. With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approximately one month away from kicking off in Atlanta, the city is in final-preparation mode for what local officials describe as one
Over the past two decades, film and television production in the United States has expanded beyond Los Angeles and New York. States such as Georgia and Illinois have built active production environments supported
The short answer is no. Hip-hop was born in the Bronx, New York, in the early 1970s, with most historians pointing to a 1973 block party hosted by DJ Kool Herc as the
In Cost of My Freedom, the birth of her younger sister’s third daughter serves as a painful catalyst. The house becomes “heavy with disappointment.” Sons are welcomed with celebration and sweets; daughters arrive
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