Entertainment

If you’re like me, you’ve already decked the halls at home, put on the Christmas playlists and started rewatching your favorite Christmas movies (we all need a little extra joy this year!).

Seeking fun alternatives to in-person group holiday gatherings? Atlanta has an array of virtual classes perfect for groups of friends or co-workers.

From scary to silly, to everything in-between, Halloween movies are a staple of the season.

Attention Star Wars fanatics, the second season of the seven-time Emmy award-winning Disney+ series “The Mandalorian” premieres this Friday, Oct. 30.

Nashville-based True South Puzzle Company creates unique jigsaw puzzles inspired by favorite destinations and pastimes.

One of Netflix’s newest docuseries, “Down to Earth with Zac Efron,” is an exploration of how we as a society can help the environment and how in turn, we can help our bodies including everything from geothermal energy, superfoods and much more.

I love the movies – popcorn, candy, dark, air-conditioned theater.

Clue Town Books, created by Jay Carlson, is the perfect get-out-of-the-house solo or group activity, creatively combining a game and sightseeing.

When the coronavirus hit in March, businesses across the world pressed pause on plans, including the television industry.

Last month, HBO Max launched and took the streaming world by storm with over 87,000 downloads of the app in the first day.

Atlanta Movie Tours has created a unique way to keep movie-loving ATLiens entertained at home by hosting the virtual movie touring experience Georgia Film & Chill via Zoom on May 31 and June 3.

We have been in quarantine for a while now so, believe me, I get it if you’ve started running out of shows to binge on Netflix and the excitement for puzzles has begun to die down.

Now that we’ve all binged “Tiger King,” “Little Fires Everywhere” and every other title under the sun during quarantine, what’s next? Is there anything left to watch? Of course we have the scoop.

I miss restaurants, shopping and happy hours – but I’d be lying if I didn’t include movie theaters.

With the help of Underground’s FreeMarket Gallery, Atlantans can now support local artists without stepping foot outside their homes.

With most people staying at home, streaming services are responding by making content easier to access than ever before.

Outside of Netflix and Hulu, there are a few other ways I’m trying to satisfy my movie theater habit.

Even though Atlanta is officially under a stay-at-home order, and the zoo and aquarium are closed to the public, you can still enjoy the animals from home.

As we collectively become one with our couches, we’re sharing our top suggestions for TV shows and movies set in other countries, including our top 3 you may not be familiar with.

Atlanta has so many comedy clubs, improv groups and comedy nights to choose from that it can be hard to pick just one. Here’s help with a few of our favorites.

The year 2020 is off to a very wet start for Atlanta, with forecasts of rain almost daily.

If any city should have a museum dedicated to trap music, it must be Atlanta.

January can be a tough month for parents.

Arguably, one of the best parts of winter is getting to cozy up by a fireplace, enjoy a cup of hot cocoa and just relax.

The best time of the year has arrived. And no, I’m not thinking about the turkey or the Thanksgiving Day Parade. I’m ready to dive into Hallmark’s iconic Christmas movies.

Check out our guide for what to watch this Thanksgiving Day. Some of these suggestions may prove useful when everyone’s ready for that post-turkey nap.

I admit it. I hated playing board games growing up. Pull out Monopoly, and I disappeared.

If you’re like me, you’ve already binged the first two seasons of “The Crown” on Netflix and have been on the edge of your seat anticipating season three. Finally, we’re just days away from its Nov. 17 release. 

Disney’s highly anticipated streaming service launched earlier this week, joining the company of Apple TV, Netflix, Hulu and many more.