Georgia Entertainment Scene

Original Righteous Brothers member Bobby Hatfield died in 2003, but the band lives on with Bill Medley adding Bucky Heard to the fold in 2016

Georgia native and UGA grad will perform two shows in Savannah this week.

In an interview with the AJC, Ebonie Ward talks about the origins of 550 RMG and her future goals.

PBS president Paula Kerger told the AJC that current efforts by the Trump administration to defund their operations is more aggressive than skirmishes in the past.

The first edition of a new positive newsletter about the South

Lifetime has signed on to a new spinoff show based off of "Chrisley Knows Best" minus the parents, who are in prison for fraud and tax evasion.

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.