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Atlantans blew up Instagram with photos of Friday’s hot pink and purple sky
If you missed Friday night's incredible pink and purple sunset, you missed out, but here are ton of photos from across the metro area.
Where to find apple orchards and pumpkin patches near Atlanta
Fall means it’s time to head to the farm to apple orchard exploring and pumpkin patch fun. Here's five spots within driving distance of metro Atlanta.
The ultimate guide to Halloween events in metro Atlanta
Halloween season is here and there is plenty of fun to be had all over the metro area. Here's a run down of haunted houses, parties, kid-friendly fun, and more.
5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: October 16–22
Atlanta United plays in the first round of the playoffs, Norman Reedus, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Samantha Morton go to Walker Stalker Con, and dogs will take over East Atlanta Village at Dogtoberfest.
Tyler Perry is Hollywood, and everyone else is taking notes
The two-day grand opening celebration of the new Tyler Perry Studios in Southwest Atlanta marked the latest chapter for its namesake, entrepreneurial filmmaker Tyler Perry. But to understand his success, you need to look back at film history.
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10 Reasons To Shop The First-Ever Atlanta Ted Baker Warehouse Sale
StyleDemocracy, a North American-based warehouse sale company, is headed to Atlanta with an incredible shopping event.
From Thursday, October 31 to Sunday, November 3, StyleDemocracy...
When shows like Stranger Things need old cars, they turn to Y’allywood Film Cars
Beth Aylward's white 1969 Plymouth Valiant can be seen cruising around Hawkins, Indiana, throughout each season of Stranger Things. Her company provides everything from classic sedans to military vehicles to junk cars to beautifully restored vintage fire trucks for movie and TV productions.
The Walking Dead Awards: Alpha, Beta, Gamma
We go back in time 7 years to learn how Alpha and Beta became a dynamic duo and how the newly appointed Gamma earned her title.
A young RuPaul and Charlie Brown star in Al Clayton’s 1980s photography show, “Drag Queens & Club Kids”
Al Clayton's photographs, on display at Chamblee's EBD4 gallery, celebrate the campy hedonists who made Atlanta a playground for nonconformists 40 years ago.
How one march for gay rights launched nearly 50 years of Atlanta Pride
On the first anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall Riots, roughly 100 Atlantans, frustrated by discriminatory treatment against LGBTQ people on local and national levels, began marching on Peachtree Street.
Trial by Social Media
For better or worse, arts organizations are particularly susceptible in today’s call-out culture. How the ouster of WonderRoot's founder exposed the power and pitfalls of justice in the digital age.
Did Anthony Hill have to die?
When DeKalb County officer Robert Olsen shot and killed an unarmed man, Anthony Hill, in March 2015, it brought up many questions about how police handle people with mental illness. This is the anatomy of a police shooting.
Georgia’s forests are a shrinking line of defense against global warming. Can Janisse Ray make us care enough to save them?
Georgia’s once-mighty and fast-diminishing forests are one of the country’s least appreciated wonders. Author Janisse Ray has long been their fierce advocate—and as a new threat emerges, her message is more urgent than ever.
