Julie Chrisley's attorney expresses optimism for a potential early release from her prison sentence, with legal efforts underway that could see her home as early as next year.

Nobu Hotels are theming their U.S. locations with Japanese artifacts to celebrate FX's premiere of "Shōgun" on February 27, with special amenities for guests.

Porsha Williams Guobadia is returning to "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" for its 16th season and has signed a deal with NBCUniversal for scripted projects.

Atlanta celebrates Mardi Gras with parties, music, and special dishes across the city, as described by FOX 5 Atlanta.

The SweetWater 420 Fest is scheduled for April 20-21 at Atlanta's Pullman Yards, featuring Beck and Slightly Stoopid, alongside other acts. Tickets are on sale, with GA and VIP options available.

Usher adds two more concerts in Atlanta to his tour following his Super Bowl halftime show, starting the tour in his hometown instead of Washington D.C. due to high demand for tickets.

John Cena made a theatrical appearance at the Savannah Bananas' season opener, striking out during his promotional at-bat for his film "Ricky Stanicky."

Night to Shine, hosted by churches globally like Northstar Church, is a prom event for people with special needs, featuring activities and a crowning ceremony to celebrate acceptance and love.

Atlanta R&B superstar Usher is set to headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show, bringing his Grammy-winning talents and entrepreneurial ventures to one of the largest stages.

The Atlanta Hawks return to Peachtree TV after decades, starting with a game against Indiana on January 12, with more games to broadcast on the network through the 2023-24 NBA season.

Justin Timberlake adds a second Atlanta show to his "Forget Tomorrow" tour due to high demand, with tickets for new North American and European dates going on sale soon.

Country music star Toby Keith died at 62 after a fight with stomach cancer, with his family by his side. He was known for hits like "Should've Been a Cowboy" and his support for the military.

Kandi Burruss announced her departure from "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" after 14 seasons, citing new opportunities and a period of reflection as reasons for her decision to take a break from the show.