In the 1920s, a Black heiress was unheard of — until A’Lelia Walker arrived. On this week’s episode, of the “It’s UATL” podcast, we explore the legacy of Madam C.J. Walker.

After four years in jail, YFN Lucci says he's not taking anything for granted, including squashing a longtime beef with fellow Atlanta rapper Young Thug.

The legendary hitmaker starts a new chapter: reviving So So Def Recordings as the powerhouse label it used to be. That includes reinstating the iconic downtown billboard.

André 3000 made a rare public appearance with Big Boi in L.A., though he didn't participate in the performances by Janelle Monáe, Doja Cat, Tyler, the Creator, and more.

Adrianna Mitchell, who grew up in metro Atlanta and graduated from Spelman College, is a co-star on the new Paramount+ sitcom "Crutch" starring Tracy Morgan.

Jeezy’s orchestral ambitions just made history.

R&B icons Brandy and Monica brought their hits and star power to State Farm Arena during Friday night’s The Boy Is Mine Tour stop. The pair will return to Atlanta on Dec. 4.

Young Thug’s journey since his release from jail reveals ego, grief and a conflicted return to Atlanta’s rap scene.

Also notable on Day 2 at Piedmont Park was a trail ride set, which celebrated Black trail ride culture, and a last-minute cancellation by Chief Keef.

In Georgia, two rising stars are helping to sustain the sound’s popularity: Tonio Armani and Mike Clark Jr. Both will make their One Musicfest debut at the “trailride” set.