Comedian and Netflix's "Survival of the Thickest" star Michelle Buteau talks about rejecting comedy stereotypes, finding joy after years of IVF struggles, and what audiences can expect when her "Surviving and Thriving" tour stops in Atlanta.

It was a patriotic celebration at the state Capitol as political leaders, lawmakers, and the general public gathered to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence.  

Dionne Warwick reflects on six decades of music, her final album DW Duets, and what still brings her joy on stage ahead of her performance with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in Atlanta.  

The National Archives’ “Freedom Plane National Tour: Documents That Forged a Nation” arrives at the Atlanta History Center on March 27 and runs through April 12.

Hindsight Film Festival founding director Pat Longstreth talks about launching a new Savannah film festival devoted entirely to historical documentaries.

Co-director Christalyn Hampton talks about documenting a day inside an Atlanta women’s health clinic serving patients from across the Southeast.

Bestselling author and Emory professor Tayari Jones discusses how coming home to Atlanta reshaped her writing.

For the past 10 years, photographer Chris Aluka Berry has been documenting Black communities in Appalachia. Now his work is in the High Museum collection and a new book, Affrilachia: Testimonies.

During a Black History Month screening in Atlanta, Spike Lee reflected on how School Daze continues to shape conversations about HBCUs, identity and education nearly four decades after its release.

Women from across the state are exhibiting artists' books in a new show from the Georgia Committee for the National Museum of Women in the Arts, which opens Feb. 1 at Atlanta Contemporary.

The Netflix original series Stranger Things, filmed almost entirely in Georgia, is back on Nov. 26 for its fifth and final season.

The High Museum's Minnie Evans exhibition examines the beauty of the artist's mystical visions — and the injustices and progress of the era that inspired them.

The annual Ideas Festival Emory is back this year with a full-slate of in-person programming at its Oxford campus on Oct. 18, including discussing graffiti and murals in Atlanta, and a live taping of the Sing for Science podcast with Grammy winner Rosanne Cash.

Shows and exhibitions are opening in Atlanta this month, featuring fashion as fine art from local and global designers. GPB’s Kristi York Wooten takes us directly to the catwalk and behind the scenes.

From Rome to Valdosta, Augusta to Savannah, Macon, Atlanta and beyond, GPB's City Café host John Lemley joins Kristi York Wooten to preview highlights of Georgia's symphony orchestra concert season, which kicks off this weekend.