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On ‘Survivor,’ Atlanta’s Alexis Levine plans to lie about being a lawyer (opens the original)
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Lawyers who appear on CBS reality mainstay “Survivor” often lie about what they do because other players may immediately see them as a strategic or social threat. The show, returning Wednesday for its 51st season, features three attorneys. All plan to prevaricate about their profession going into the show, according to interviews with The Hollywood Reporter. One of those three? Alexis Levine, a 34-year-old Atlanta criminal defense attorney. Speaking to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Levine sa
Six Flags Over Georgia brings back Christmas cheer after a 2025 break (opens the original)
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Six Flags Over Georgia is resurrecting its annual Holiday in the Park celebration this year after taking a one-year hiatus in 2025. According to the Six Flags website, the park will be open on select days between Nov. 21 and Jan. 3, 2027. The park promises a “reimagined” version of the experience featuring “fully immersive, themed lands layered with elaborate décor, nightly tree‑lighting spectaculars, and live entertainment throughout the park." There will be carolers, cookie decorating, gingerb
Time set for ‘Tamron Hall’ return to WSB-TV (opens the original)
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Tamron Hall is bringing her New York-based talk show back to WSB-TV this fall after a year on CBS Atlanta. She made the announcement in July on Facebook reels, addressing her “Tam Fam.” “I’m so excited we’ll be reconnecting with so many of you there for a brand new season,” Hall said. The talk show will not be getting a daytime slot for now. Instead, Hall’s show will air at 1:05 a.m. daily starting Sept. 14 after “Nightline.” Hall spent her first six seasons, from 2019 to 2025, at 3 p.m. on WSB-
Who has come and gone in Atlanta radio and TV in 2026 (opens the original)
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The local media business has seen major changes in recent years with the massive growth in social media, YouTube, Spotify and TikTok as competition for eyeballs. Amid all the seismic shifts, Atlanta radio and TV news has seen plenty of departures and arrivals this year. Here is a running update on local media changes this year. Kristin Klingshirn began a new afternoon show on top 40 station Q99.7, joined by Ethan Cole. She was previously a morning host with Bert Weiss on Q99.7’s Atlanta-based sy
‘Bert Show’ alum Kristin Klingshirn let go from Q99.7 amid broader cuts (opens the original)
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Kristin Klingshirn announced on Instagram that she lost her job at top 40 station Q99.7 just six months after she was given an afternoon show. “I was let go from Cumulus Media today,” she posted Thursday, referencing the Atlanta-based company that owns Q99.7. “I’ll have more to say later. Right now, I’m gonna process and discuss plans with my husband. And then I’m gonna pick up my son from school. Because I can now.” She was on “The Bert Show” morning program 14 years, until creator Bert Weiss s
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