Hollywood of the South

The Shining sequel Doctor Sleep ramps up production in Atlanta, new Samuel L. Jackson flick The Banker begins filming, and Stranger Things once again returns to Gwinnett Place Mall. Plus, how TV and film celebrities are reacting to Georgia's nationally watched upcoming election.

A Soviet satellite wrecks havoc when it suddenly falls from orbit. (Don't touch that dial; this is still your regularly scheduled zombie drama.)

As the walkers invade Alexandria, we say goodbye to a strong leader. Plus Maggie tempts fate, Jessie's kids wreck everything, and Negan gets a name-drop.

The Kingdom crew attempts a journey to Hilltop that involves crossing Alpha's new borders during a monster snowstorm. Meanwhile, the Alexandriates let Negan out of his cage so he won't freeze to death.

This June, Ava DuVernay, director of Selma—the long-delayed movie about a pivotal period in the life of Martin Luther King Jr.—stood at the front of historic Wheat Street Baptist Church. She was preparing for a scene featuring Stephan James, the Canadian actor who plays civil rights legend John Lewis. “My back was turned to the door when suddenly Stephan’s eyes got big,” DuVernay said.

After the Saviors make whistling the creepiest sound of all time, Negan finally reveals himself to Rick and the gang. Then, the show's writers attempt to break the internet.

The long awaited series, which finally premiered Tuesday evening, is quickly gathering rave reviews from critics and viewers alike. If you want see what the buzz is all about for yourself, FX is streaming the first episode for free right now.

Ruth E. Carter, who won the Oscar for Costume Design for her work in Black Panther, hosted a party for her new H&M collection at Georgia Railroad Freight Depot on February 21 that featured props, personal memorabilia, and costumes she designed for Black Panther, I’m Gonna Git You Sucka, Dolemite Is My Name, Do The Right Thing, and Malcolm X.