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Fresh spring produce and pasta are the perfect pair, and food and lifestyle expert Lisa Washington has some fancy yet simple recipes your family will love.

For 25 years, Paolo Dalla Zorza has been serving up a delicious taste of Italy from his store in Virginia-Highland, and now he's having a big bash to celebrate the milestone.

The docuseries 'Black Twitter: A People's Story' looks at what made Black Twitter a phenomenon, a community, and a force for change. Documentarian Prentice Penny talked with Alex Whittler about his favorite Black Twitter moments, how 'onlookers' capitalize on Black creativity, and more.

T.I. and Tiny's daughter Heiress and viral social media sensation VanVan joined forces for 'Be You,' a song all about being yourself. The dynamic duo talked with Alex Whittler about writing their song and showed her how to do their signature dance.

An accident on the Atlanta set of a film starring Eddie Murphy, Keke Palmer, and Pete Davidson left multiple crew members injured and hospitalized two others. Radio personality Big Ray shares the details.

You've probably seen actor Michael Beach in countless TV shows and film, and now he's playing a very unusual role in the new Netflix comedy series 'Dead Boy Detectives.' Beach chatted with Sharon Lawson about playing Tragic Mick, working on 'Mayor of Kingstown' and more.

Shot in and around Atlanta, 'The Idea of You' co-stars Nicholas Galitzine as a young singer-songwriter whom Anne Hathaway’s character meets at Coachella. And while the music festival scenes might look like they were filmed on-location in California, the stars say they never actually left the Hollywood of the South.

Now in its 48th year, the Atlanta Film Festival is one of the largest and longest-running festivals in the country. Executive director Chris Escobar sat down with Natalie McCann to talk about this year's selections and the workshops the festival features.

The Apple TV+ series ''The Big Door Prize'' centers on the residents of a small town and the way their lives change when a strange machine promises to reveal their true potential. While we don't want to spoil any of the surprises, the cast was very happy to talk about how much fun they had filming in metro Atlanta.

Tyler Clark's art uses textured elements like synthetic hair to create three-dimensional creations designed as a love letter to Black women. The Spelman and Georgia Tech graduate talks to Joanne Feldman about her art, the social change it can create, and how she got the attention of celebrities like Jennifer Hudson.