A profile of Decatur artist Lowkey Lyss, who crafts nostalgic, humor-infused works that evoke fond childhood memories.

Interview with Martin Padgett, whose book "The Many Passions of Michael Hardwick" explores the life of the late Atlantan who was at the center of a landmark gay rights case.

Even though their hit-making years have passed, “we’re playing bigger shows now to more people than we ever have," says Jimmy Eat World singer-guitarist Jim Adkins,.

Since 2003, Charles Fazzino has been selected by the MLB to commemorate the All-Star Game. He noted that Atlanta has “a lot to draw,” which helped form his creative vision.

Interview with author and former AJC writer Ralph Ellis, whose 'The Accident Report' is a novel about a Watergate-inspired reporter digging for dirt in the small-town South.

Behind her new album “Dylanology Live,” she and special guests will perform “Joan Osborne Sings the Songs of Bob Dylan” at City Winery on July 14.

Preparations for the show pushed people out of their comfort zones — into new stores, new communities, a new style of dress, and in some cases, to visit new cities.

From MLB All-Star Game festivities and a WWE Saturday Night Main Event to Run Santa Run and Goat Yoga, here are 15 family-friendly things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend.

Heat Wave, happening July 12, is Atlanta’s new arts event blending music, fashion and networking. See how to join and meet the city’s creative leaders.

James Gunn acknowledges that the movie’s themes may be interpreted differently across political groups. "Superman" hits theaters July 11.