Guns N' Roses in Atlanta: What to expect at the Georgia Dome and other top stories.

• Guns N' Roses in Atlanta: What to expect at the Georgia Dome

  

  Phillip Kish , WXIA 11:12 PM. EDT July 26, 2016 ATLANTA – Fans can expect to see a more mature -- but still loud -- Guns N’ Roses at the Georgia Dome Wednesday, the band’s production manager said.The show is part of the first tour in more than 20 years of the lineup of the group that includes Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan.Before their reunion earlier this year, lead singer Rose and Slash hadn’t played together since a falling out in the 1990s. Rose continued the group with a revolving ca..

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• What's filming in Atlanta now? Spider-Man, Fast 8, MacGyver, and ...

  

  What’s filming in Atlanta now? Spider-Man, Fast 8, MacGyver, and the final Divergent film’s uncertain fate Have you spotted Marisa Tomei, Robert Downey Jr., Charlize Theron, The Rock, Vin Diesel, or Helen Mirren? July 26, 2016Matt WalljasperComments If you find it’s a little hotter in Atlanta this month, don’t blame the weather, but rather point your finger at the abundance of Arri lights on film sets. Even with humidity soaring and sun blazing, movie crews keep sweating to make movie magic h..

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• Moving To Atlanta? Here's Where You'll Find The Most Transplants

  

  The Atlanta metro area has the highest number of people from another state or country living in it compared to other areas in Georgia. U.S. Census data, compiled here by the Atlanta Regional Commission and Neighborhood Nexus, shows that 37 percent of the population in metro Atlanta was born in another state.  Several counties in metro Atlanta also have large pockets of foreign-born residents. Gwinnett County has the largest population of people born outside of the U.S. living there.  The Atlan..

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• Atlanta's Museum of Contemporary Art awards three working artists

  

  The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia announced its Working Artist Project winners over the weekend, awarding fellowships to three established Atlanta artists.MOCA offers the prizes each year to artists from the 23-county metropolitan area. Funded in part by the Charles Loridans Foundation, the award carries with it the opportunity to stage a one-person show at the museum, provides a stipend of $15,000, pays for materials and pays a studio apprentice for up to 300 hours for each artist.In th..

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