Joanie Lamb believes fate brought her to Augusta.

Let’s face it. It’s really cool that Georgia is known as Y’allywood. In addition to Will Smith and Emily Blunt, Georgia is host to Mel Gibson, Dwayne Johnson, Naomi Watts, Mark Wahlberg, and many more A-List celebrities, all thanks to our booming film industry.

Burt Reynolds is set to attend the first RKDS Film Festival hosted by RKDS Entertainment and Media July 12-14 at Mathis City Auditorium.

People who know DeKalb County well may recognize the eerie Hawkins National Laboratory in the Netflix series “Stranger Things” as the former Georgia Mental Health Institute on Emory University’s campus.

Columbus is making a concerted effort to become the third movie hub in the State of Georgia, behind Atlanta and Savannah.

Star Andrew Lincoln, who has played beleaguered former sheriff Rick Grimes since the show’s premiere, will exit the AMC zombie drama in its upcoming ninth season, sources confirm to The Hollywood Reporter.

U2 brought more than inspiring rock ‘n’ roll to Infinite Energy Arena on Monday night.

The band also set the record for the highest-grossing event in the arena’s history (which had actually just been established with the May 11 Justin Timberlake show at the venue).

It’s no secret that Georgia’s film industry has exploded in recent years. As a result of the tax credit the state offers filmmakers, Georgia has become the world’s largest producer of film.

Gov. Nathan Deal is making his annual journey to Los Angeles to court Hollywood executives for the state’s booming film business.

This is a rolling list of TV shows that are in production in Atlanta, recently wrapped production or will be production soon.