Georgia Lensed ‘Megaloposis’ Added to TIFF Lineup
Francis Ford Coppola’s divisive sci-fi epic “Megalopolis” will have its North American premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Tyler Perry’s ‘Divorce in the Black’ Drives More U.S. Prime Video Subscriptions Than Any Other Amazon MGM Movie, Studio Says
According to Amazon, the soapy drama “Divorce in the Black” has driven more sign-ups to Prime Video in the U.S. than any Amazon MGM Studios-produced movie to-date.
Grammy-winning Producer Jermaine Dupri Leads Lineup of 40+ Creative Thinkers at Ideas Festival at Emory
Renowned rapper, producer and record executive Jermaine Dupri will be the keynote speaker at the inaugural Ideas Festival Emory, a celebration of creative minds set to take place Sept. 20-22 on Emory University’s Oxford College campus.
Feature: The Power of Experience, A Look Inside CMII’s 2023 Milestones
Under the guidance of Executive Director Brennen Dicker, CMII has excelled in nurturing an innovative environment where students are thriving academically and applying their skills in real-world contexts, preparing them for the dynamic media landscape.
‘The Forge’ cements Kendrick legacy of Black lead actors in diverse casts
The Kendrick Brothers’ latest release “The Forge” features Harris in a cameo amid an ethnically diverse cast starring Priscilla Shirer and featuring Karen “Miss Clara” Abercrombie and T.C. Stallings of “War Room” fame, as well as African American cast from other beloved films “Courageous” and “Overcomer.”
Weekend Box Office Results: ‘It Ends With Us’ Blooms With $80M Global Opening; ‘Despicable Me 4’ Tops $800M As ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Crosses $1B
Deadpool & Wolverine this weekend crossed the $1B global box office milestone, a major feat and with swagger to spare. Impressively, a female-driven title that cost peanuts is making bank.
Scad Launches New Degree Programs for 2024-25 Academic Year
The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) is proud to announce the introduction of seven new degree programs to the university’s robust curricular offerings for the 2024–25 academic year.
Macon Film Festival Announces ‘The South Got Something to Say’ Screening
The Macon Film Festival is honored to screen the documentary film, “The South Got Something to Say,” at the Douglass Theatre on Aug. 18 at 7:30 p.m.
Woodruff Arts Center Kicks Off $67 Million Capital Campaign to Modernize Campus, Grow Access to Family Programming
Today, the Woodruff Arts Center kicked off its $67 million capital campaign Experience Atlanta, Experience Woodruff with a groundbreaking ceremony for two additional spaces: the Goizueta Stage for Youth & Families and PNC PlaySpace.
FY25 Vibrant Communities Grant Applications Due by August 30
GCA is now accepting applications for the FY25 Vibrant Communities Grant, which will fund arts projects in Georgia counties in which no organization received a GCA FY25 Bridge, Project, or Arts Education Program Grant.