Power, feminism, pop music and witches are the themes that run through the University of Georgia Theatre’s latest stage play, ...

Five-time Grammy award winner Jon Batiste performed the national anthem ahead of the game at Caesars Superdome. Here's a look at the full performance: .@JonBatiste delivers a stunning ...

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Jon Batiste was born in Louisiana to a prominent musical family. Several of his relatives are names in the music industry, primarily in the New Orleans jazz scene. He began his own musical journey at ...

By Taylor Mims Writer Seven-time Grammy winner and Academy Award-winning artist Jon Batiste has signed with UTA for representation in all areas, the agency announced Thursday (Feb. 5) Batiste is ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Carrollton police say they arrested a man after they found over 1,700 opioid pills in his home. According to police, officers executed a warrant on the home of ...

CARROLLTON, Texas — It was the second anniversary of a beloved women’s boutique in Carrollton’s historic downtown. Instead of celebrating, sisters Liz and Felicia Akop are having to rebuild ...

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