ATLANTA - A new action thriller starring metro Atlanta rapper Quavo is hitting theaters Friday. The film, titled "Takeover," ...

Sally Field and Lewis Pullman star in the Netflix adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's “Remarkably Bright Creatures,” streaming Friday.

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The film ATL opened in theaters March 31, 2006, with children running and playing under the sizzling sun of a water park, the camera panning slowly as Atlanta rapper T.I., making his acting debut, ...

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie hits theaters on April 1. Illumination, the folks who brought you those sweet little yellow hench-dudes, is back with their second crack at one of the most iconic video ...

On March 31, 2006 ATL hit theaters, leaving a lasting impact on both the audience, as well as its cast and crew. Directed by Chris Robinson in his feature debut, the film followed Rashad (played by ...

Hartsfield-Jackson has consistently seen among the highest TSA callout rates in the country as employees have gone weeks without pay. Travelers line up all the way to the baggage claim in the South ...

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL), the world’s busiest airport, reported wait times of nearly 2 hr. at its main domestic security checkpoint on March 18 as the partial shutdown of the U.S ...

The following post discusses minor spoilers and plot points for the new Pixar movie “Hoppers,” so beware if you want to go in totally cold. How many children are really into movies that deal with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. How many children are really into movies that deal with urban development and city environmental policy? Leave it to Pixar, though ...