Atlanta Magazine

Honored to have contributed to Atlanta Magazine’s great anniversary issue.

Our Editor-in-Chief Allison Entrekin was featured on PR pro @MitchLeffPR's "4 Questions Journalist Spotlight" podcast! Check it out here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/4-q…

Bruce Springsteen brought his Land of Hope and Dreams Tour to a sold-out @StateFarmArena on Saturday night. Here, photos from the show: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

When Atlantans gather to volunteer during the FIFA World Cup this summer, they'll do so in style: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

Legendary political radio broadcaster @nigutb considers the Atlanta Way today: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

Our 65th anniversary issue is on newsstands and online now! We invited some of the city’s sharpest minds to look back on Atlanta’s transformation since our coverage began and to contemplate the heights the city aims for today: atlantamagazine.com/65th-anniversa…

A historic showcase of Christian Dior’s fashion, including pieces never before seen in a public exhibition, is now on view at @SCADFASH: atlantamagazine.com/style/christia…

Claudia Martinez, who takes inspiration from her Southern upbringing and Venezuelan heritage, excels at fruit-forward desserts, balanced flavors, and beautiful, often playful plating: atlantamagazine.com/dining-news/ba…

When soccer fans descend on Atlanta this summer, they'll be looking for great places to eat. We asked some of Atlanta’s top food and beverage pros to share where they like to eat and drink on a day off and where they’d take visiting friends and family: atlantamagazine.com/dining-news/ho…

When federal support for HIV prevention faltered, Atlanta activist Daniel Driffin turned disruption into a grassroots mission: atlantamagazine.com/great-reads/an…

Diverse Atlanta creators have jumped aboard the Substack platform, sharing their takes on everything from cooking to politics. Here are five worth following: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

Pink Lotus isn’t just filling a gap on the Westside; it’s raising the bar: atlantamagazine.com/reviews/review…

When the Atlanta Chiefs began playing soccer in Atlanta in the late 1960s, it wasn't typical to scout players from Africa or keep any statistics other than the final score. Then the Chiefs changed things: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

When Tre’ Horton arrived in L.A. from Atlanta in 2022, he still wasn’t sure whether to focus on dancing, singing, or acting. Luckily, his feature film debut in Michael gave him the chance to showcase all of these skills at once: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

Alpharetta native Emma Elizabeth Smith grew up going to performances at @TheFoxTheatre, telling her parents, “I would love to perform here one day.” One day has arrived as Smith performs in Six at the Fox: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

The Center for Puppetry Arts brings the freaky fairy tales of the beloved 1992 kids' book to life: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

Over the past decade, No Tables, No Chairs has grown to include a range of musical styles and groups, from hip-hop and jazz to marching bands at HBCUs: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

This year, the @atlantafilmfest turns 50 and it's celebrating by screening some of the films that shaped its history, along with the competitive festival: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

Beyond cutting-edge care, the community that supports Winship may be its greatest strength. Leading the charge is Friends of Winship, a volunteer group that organizes community-based fundraising events, including the Fashion a Cure fashion show: atlantamagazine.com/news-culture-a…

Atlanta has always been a style-forward city—and today, as the Hollywood of the South, there are more eyes on us than ever. We chatted with 3 Atlanta actors and multihyphenates who have honed the art of self-expression, both on-screen and in the streets atlantamagazine.com/style/time-to-…