Georgia Entertainment Scene

Eva Erickson, a Georgia Tech grad, almost won $1 million on the 48th edition of the long-running CBS reality show "Survivor."

Just as performers take big risks, the Atlanta Fringe Festival is taking its biggest ever when it expands this year from five days and seven venues to 11 days and 10 venues.

Atlanta actress Terri Vaughn stars and co-produces the Netflix comedy "She the People" playing a lieutenant governor. Ex-Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms consulted.

Deborah Norville, who grew up in Dalton, graduated UGA, interned at GPB and worked at WAGA-TV, talks to the AJC about leaving "Inside Edition" after 30 years as anchor.

The Mirai Maid Cafe is a pop-up experience during the 20th annual MomoCon at the Georgia World Congress Center, featuring cosplay maids, dance, food and drink.

Fifteen artists — compiled of a wide range of old and new, classic and modern — are slotted to perform for this year’s 48th annual Atlanta Jazz Festival.

For Grammy-nominated R&B singer Keri Hilson, this moment is more than a comeback. It’s a calling.

Georgia's current rate of TV and film production is much slower than during its peak times in the late 2010s and early 2020s as more films move to Europe.

Slater Nalley of Vinings, a Lovett senior, thought he had a shot to win partway through the competition but sensed the momentum shifting during the live shows.