Ethan Byrd, Program Director of Kennesaw State Esports is being selected as the new Commissioner of GEL. Byrd has been an integral part of the KSU Esports program
The pandemic hit some businesses and individuals hard, but for Lorenzo Williams, it was his time to shine, catapulting him into the career of his dreams.
It’s lights, camera, action in the Peach State and the movie industry is booming, opening up some pretty incredible opportunities for locals to join the casts of productions happening in and around Savannah.
“We’re thrilled to welcome these remarkable talents to Trilith,” said Rob Parker, president of Trilith. “The presence of luminaries such as Michelle Williams, Clay Cook and Cocoa Brown underscores our community’s growing reputation as a hub for creativity and entertainment.
The Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII) at Georgia State University is proud to welcome Imari Oliver and Kris Pilcher as the latest additions to its esteemed Artists in Residence program.
The old DC Universe is going to get something this weekend they have not had in some time – a positive headline.
The Georgia Latino Film Alliance (GALFA) is proud to announce a collaborative effort with the Hispanic Organization Promoting Education (HoPe) and the passionate Blue Beetle Battalion to offer free movie tickets for the highly anticipated film, “Blue Beetle.”
Pulitzer Prize-winning Atlanta-based author Douglas A. Blackmon looks back on his experience as a member of the first class of Black and white children to attend all 12 grades together in Leland, Miss., in his new documentary, “The Harvest.”
The move to take down the “for sale” sign for the unit — which includes the BET channel, streamer BET+ as well as VH1 and BET Studios — follows publicly expressed interest from the likes of moguls Tyler Perry, Byron Allen, Sean “Diddy” Combs and others in acquiring a majority interest. The Wall Street Journal earlier reported Paramount’s decision to end the bidding process for BET.
Music Business Worldwide has been crunching a veritable mountain o’ numbers today. That’s because the past 48 hours have seen two major music companies – Warner Music Group (WMG) and Sony Music Group (SMG) – post their calendar Q2 revenue/profitability figures for investors.