Shunika Terry is nominated for Best Makeup and Hairstyling for Sinners, the film that earned a record-breaking 16 nominations ...

Writer Tom Junod grew up in the long shadow of Big Lou—a dazzling, ruthless womanizer—and spent a decade excavating the myth ...

On display at Duke University's Rubenstein Library, the artifact signifies a long tradition of women supporting women writers ...

The recently opened Piccadilly To Go on Candler Road in Decatur is a quick-serve model featuring the company’s first drive-through window. Part of the chaotic jumble of fast-food spots, gas stations, ...

On Thursday, the main players behind the FIFA World Cup’s arrival in Atlanta gathered at Mercedes-Benz Stadium to give a sneak peek into the tournament this summer. Just 95 days out, public and ...

Since 1961, Atlanta magazine, the city’s premier general interest publication, has served as the authority on Atlanta, providing its readers with a mix of long-form nonfiction, lively lifestyle ...

I still remember the day Mark Richt lost control of the Bulldogs. It happened eight years ago, during one of his best games as a coach, in an incident we like to call the Gator Stomp. The Dawgs had ...

When Trattoria Lucia quietly opened its doors last late year, it filled a gap in Glenwood Park’s dining landscape: an Italian restaurant designed for everyday dining, families included. Located ...

It was only a matter of time until the scandalous and very Southern tale of wealthy real estate attorney Gary “Big Daddy” Farris and his dysfunctional family made its way into a true crime podcast.

A drawbridge connected the home to a sun deck atop the brick gazebo. Charles Scudder and Joseph Odom would sit on the deck, overlooking the garden, and drink tea. “You should do those gay devil ...

It would be hard to overstate how shocking it was when Atlanta was awarded the 1996 Summer Olympic Games. Atlanta? Over Toronto? Athens? Melbourne? The news, which came on a Tuesday in September 1990, ...

When Beth Hyland first shopped around the script for her play Fires, Ohio, multiple theater companies told her it was unproducible. There wasn’t a problem with the dialogue or the plot; the script, ...