Ryan Graveface might be the hardest working man in Savannah’s music scene. As a musician, he writes, records and plays with The Casket Girls, Dreamend and Marshmallow Ghosts.

Stan Lee’s creations have had a great effect on the state of Georgia in recent years with the large number of Marvel comic properties that have been made into motion pictures here.

The year was 2009 when Atlanta body painter and special effects makeup artist Stephanie Anderson watched her career in real estate implode in the midst of the crash of the U.S. economy. That shattered reality became the catalyst for her to explore her artistic talent for painting and sculpture.

Joining the entertainment workforce in Georgia is becoming more accessible for residents.

Stan Lee, the legendary writer, editor and publisher of Marvel Comics whose fabulous creations made him a real-life superhero to comic book lovers everywhere, has died. He was 95.

As the University of Georgia’s many intramural sports attest, a spirit of competition flourishes in the institution beyond its Southeastern Conference teams.

When Phil Murphy replaced Chris Christie as New Jersey Governor last January, the New Jersey film world did a complete 180. Christie, who infamously did battle with MTV’s “Jersey Shore,” killed the state’s film and TV tax incentive program and with it production in the Garden State.

The submission period is now open for the 2019 SSU Indie Film Festival.

The annual Workforce and Education Forum sponsored by the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce was held Nov. 1 at the chamber office in Fayetteville. Speakers at the event were Pinewood Atlanta Studios President Frank Patterson and Fayette County School System Superintendent Jody Barrow.

Outgoing Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal stood before a bank of cameras and welcomed into his office a man he recognized as his successor.