Entertainment

The Oscars may be over, but Curtis Mayfield’s film soundtracks still hit. UATL breaks down his ’70s run and lasting impact from Atlanta.

A first visit to Atlanta’s most famous strip club reveals world-class dancers and a closer look at its famous lemon pepper wings.

Atlanta native CeeLo Green discusses Gnarls Barkley’s final album “Atlanta,” the duo’s legacy, past controversies and the creative process behind their long-awaited return.

For the bulk of February, New York’s 50 Cent and Atlanta’s T.I. found themselves at the center of 2026’s first major rap beef.

A year after Atlanta singer Angie Stone’s death, her son Swayvo Twain works to honor her and his father, D’Angelo, as he builds his own musical identity.

Star Eva Marcille is promoting her new Lifetime film, “Pushed off a Plane and Survived.” It was shot in multiple locations throughout Georgia.

Atlanta's Larry Compton has spent the past four decades documenting, collecting and celebrating the city’s musical history.

Lesson 1: Don’t operate heavy machinery the first time you listen to Marvin Sapp.

Meet four Black Georgia women who lived and sang the blues who you may not know ... yet: Ida Cox, Cora Mae Bryant, Beverly “Guitar” Watkins and Precious Bryant.

Kamasi Washington, The Roots and PJ Morton will headline this year’s Atlanta Jazz Festival to be held May 23-25 at Piedmont Park.