Georgia Entertainment Scene

There will be a blend of interactive games, shows and other spectacles, including fairies, puppets, aerialists, vendors, a tarot card reader and a body painter.

Tony Barnhart, known as "Mr. College Football," is retiring from sports media after 50 years in the business — including roles at the AJC, ESPN, CBS and the SEC Network.

Tony nominees with Georgia ties include Emory professor Kimberly Belflower and Atlanta native and Spelman College graduate LaTanya Richardson Jackson.

"Thunderbolts" will be the last Marvel movie to be shot in Georgia for the time being. Marvel currently has no upcoming films committed to shoot in Georgia, preferring London.

Gene Simmons is a busy man even after retiring from touring with Kiss. He has his own stripped-down band, plus many businesses, from film production to vodka.

Alliance Theatre has the world premiere of the musical "Millions," with a Tony Award-winning team, based on a movie by Danny Boyle.

WABE will launch "The City Lights Collective" weekday show this summer with hosts Kim Drobes and Jon Goode, replacing "City Lights with Lois Reitzes," who is retiring in June.

Ed Helms, formerly of "The Office" and "The Daily Show" has written a new book called "SNAFU," about America's biggest historical screwups.

Outkast will join 22 other Hall of Famers with Georgia ties, ranging from Chet Atkins to Tupac Shakur.

Longtime Atlanta radio personality Ali Mac is joining the morning team at 92.9/The Game.