A once-vacant lot in West Atlanta has been transformed into a vibrant community resource center dedicated to sustainability, food access, clean energy, and economic opportunity. On Earth Day, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens joined City Council Member Byron D. Amos, community leaders, students, and residents to celebrate the grand opening of the HBCU Green Fund Resilience…
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For many young women graduating from college and entering the workforce, the expectation is that talent, education, and hard work will be enough to succeed. Leadership expert and executive coach Dr. Lois Frankel says the reality can be far more complicated. In the newly revised 2026 edition of her bestselling book Nice Girls Don’t Get…
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Readers looking for a lighthearted mystery to pack in their beach bag this summer may want to add Murder on Vacation to their reading list. The latest novel from USA Today bestselling author Rosie A. Point combines a classic whodunit with interactive word search puzzles, creating a unique reading experience for mystery fans and puzzle…
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The battle for the Iron Throne is far from over. HBO has announced that the highly anticipated third season of House of the Dragon will premiere on June 21 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO and will also be available for streaming on HBO Max. The new season will consist of eight episodes, with new…
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Hidden Passport, High Stakes: New Memoir Chronicles Doctor’s Escape From Iran and Pursuit of Freedom
A hidden American passport, religious persecution, and a daring journey toward freedom are at the center of a powerful new memoir from Iranian-American physician Dr. Nizam Missaghi. Set for release on September 22, Passport to Freedom: From Tehran to Triumph tells the remarkable true story of a man who was born a U.S. citizen but…
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Veteran rock band Taking Back Sunday is hitting the road this fall with an ambitious headlining tour that will reunite the group with longtime friends and fellow alternative rock favorites Thrice and Saves The Day. The newly announced tour will kick off on September 16 in Nashville and travel across North America, making stops in…
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Few stories embody the power of determination and representation quite like that of Rossana Rosado. In her new memoir, Bronx Attitude, the veteran journalist, former New York Secretary of State, and current Commissioner of the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services reflects on a remarkable journey from a Bronx basement apartment to some…
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Irish writer Ana Kinsella is set to make her fiction debut with Frida Slattery As Herself, a sweeping literary novel that examines the complicated intersections of art, ambition, love, and identity over nearly two decades. Released May 5 from Ecco, the novel follows the lives of actress Frida Slattery and acclaimed theater director John Reddan,…
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The beloved 1985 dance comedy Girls Just Want To Have Fun is heading to the stage, with its world premiere production set for November 2026 at Pittsburgh Playhouse. The new musical, inspired by the cult-classic film that starred Sarah Jessica Parker and Helen Hunt, will run from Nov. 11-22 in the Playhouse’s PNC Theatre. Featuring…
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Children’s Theatre Company (CTC), long recognized for inspiring young people through the power of performance, is expanding its impact beyond the stage with the launch of The CTC Lab, a new professional development initiative designed to help organizations strengthen communication, collaboration, and leadership skills. Announced in Minneapolis, The CTC Lab builds on the theater company’s…
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