Good Day Atlanta

The Home Depot Backyard will fill its 11-acre green space with some of the city’s top chefs, beverage-makers, and artists on Thursday night for its ''Truist Night Market: Passport Edition.''

Based on the popular Tom Wolfe novel, Netflix's ''A Man in Full'' tells the story of an Atlanta real estate mogul's fall from grace and the ripple effects on the people around him. Actors Jon Michael Hill and Aml Ameen talked with Joanne Feldman about what it was like making the series.

The first vegan stir fry restaurant in the Southeast is serving up sizzling dishes now in Downtown Atlanta. Former Atlanta city councilman Antonio Brown and Ebony Austin talk about the inspiration behind Stir House and make one of their signature dishes.

From Cher's love life to Tyra Banks alcohol confession, the entertainment news never ends. ''DishNation's'' HeadKrack sits down with Alex Whittler to get into the latest celebrity headlines.

Melissa McCarthy is responding after Barbra Streisand publicly called her out for possibly using Ozempic. Radio personality MiAsia Symone has all the details about Babs' funny faux pas.

Ashley Schoenith's new cookbook 'The Heirloomed Kitchen' is designed to take you back to the days of cooking with your grandma. She visited the Good Day Kitchen to talk about cooking for scratch and to share a delicious preview with Joanne Feldman.

It's now easier than ever to play the fastest-growing sport in the nation thanks to Atlanta's new Painted Pickle.

Whether it's time to ditch your makeup bag or update your lip liner, now is the perfect moment for some spring cleaning. Emmy Award-winning makeup artist Nyssa Green joined Sharon Lawson to share some beauty refresh tips.

County superstar Sara Evans is back, and this time, she's kicking a bad habit. She joined Alex Whittler to talk about her new single '21 Days,' speaking candidly on mental health issues, her big tour, and more.

The Holderness family has entertained millions online with their relatable and hilarious videos. Penn and Kim Holderness are using their trademark humor to put a spotlight on changing how we think about ADHD.