Hollywood of the South

Charles Halford, fresh off his high-visibility role as serial killer Reggie Ledoux in True Detective, is back as Chas Chandler in NBC’s new drama Constantine, based on DC Comics’ Hellblazer series. The show is filmed in Atlanta, and late this summer, we chatted with the co-star about life in "The Hollywood of the South.”

Daryl, Connie, Henry, Lydia, and Dog take cover in an abandoned building and prepare to attack Beta. Meanwhile, Carol, Ezekiel, and Jerry negotiate with a new foe that threatens the upcoming trade fair.

While the Super Bowl didn't deliver us a Falcons championship, it did provide one ray of sunshine—a new trailer for the second season of the Atlanta-filmed Netflix hit Stranger Things.

Donald Glover does it again. The nominations for the 69th annual Emmy Awards were announced today, and his FX series Atlanta picked up six nods, including Outstanding Comedy Series.

The Fair is here, and as members from all four communities gather in the Kingdom to watch movies, trade, and share knowledge, Alpha plots another deadly threat.

For better or worse, Atlanta is stuck with Gone with the Wind, Margaret Mitchell's blockbuster novel and the even bigger movie, which debuted here on December 15, 1939. It's unavoidable to live in Atlanta without being aware of GWTW, but how much do you actually know about the book, movie, and famous Atlanta author?

The gang finally reunites to convince the Hilltop and the Kingdom to join the fight against the Saviors.

Morgan loses his marbles, again; Rick tries to stay humane; and we witness what may be the most anticlimactic death in TWD history.

After a time jump, the gang takes a trip to what is totally not Atlanta's government district and totally is Washington D.C. to gather supplies. And new showrunner Angela Kang appears to give the show a much-needed injection of new energy.