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‘The Georgia Gang’ panelist Phil Kent apologizes for ‘dangerous language’
“The Georgia Gang” panelist Phil Kent had said he would not approve of a T-shirt saying “Kill Tharon Johnson,” a fellow panelist. Kent later apologized in a YouTube video.
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The latest addition to Atlanta’s Fox Theatre? A content studio.
The Fox Theatre in Atlanta has opened a content studio, and is asking the public to share their Fox stories in advance of the theater’s centennial in 2029.
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Love, Dragon Con style: Relationships blossom at the legendary Atlanta con
Atlanta pop cultue convention Dragon Con has planted the seeds of love for several couples who have met there over the years.
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‘Said in Stone’ at Georgia Museum carves an exalted place for Edmonia Lewis
A preview of “Edmonia Lewis: Said in Stone,” an eye-opening exhibit of the 19th century American sculptor of Black and Indigenous descent, at the Georgia Museum of Art.
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No need to grade on a curve: AC/DC live still earns a solid A in Atlanta
You want a pure rock and roll show with minimal frills? AC/DC served its fans a buffet of guitar riffs and pounding drum work at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Thursday night.
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Atlanta’s Joe Alterman finds his groove in a life surrounded by music, love
Atlanta jazz pianist, composer, writer, radio show host and arts leader Joe Alterman details 11 good things in a here-there-everywhere life.
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Atlanta artist 6lack appears to cancel world tour, including hometown stop
Atlanta rapper 6lack appears to have canceled his “10 Years of 6lack“ tour, including a planned hometown stop at the Coca-Cola Roxy.
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Now young readers can proclaim, ‘I SPY Walter Wick at the High’
Previewing “I SPY! Walter Wick’s Hidden Wonders,” a children's exhibit opening Friday at the High Museum of Art from the imagination-sparking photographic illustrator.
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What if Barney went psycho? ‘Buddy’ is brainchild of Atlanta filmmaker
A former Adult Swim producer is taking one of his ideas into movie theaters in the form of “Buddy,” a ’90s-era children’s show character reminiscent of purple dinosaur Barney.




















