Monica Pearson goes one on one with Atlanta’s top power couples: Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker, Lee Haney and Shirley Draper Haney, Carolyn Glenn and Dr. Earl Glenn.

In this month’s edition of Monica Pearson One on One, she is talking to the legendary group Con Funk Shun, actress Janelle Monai and director Rian Johnson and actors Jemini Powell and Travis Love.

The Atlanta Music Project is a nonprofit organization that operates in underserved communities to provide world-class music training and performance opportunities to our youth, tuition-free.

R&B group Con Funk Shun stopped by the Monica Pearson show to promote their new Christmas album.

As Monica Pearson and George Wallace toured his Buckhead penthouse, George talked about how the view reminded him of his childhood -- filled with historic memories of historic significance.

Monica Pearson One on One with George Wallace -- Part 1

The Junior League of DeKalb County invites you to its Jazz Night spring fundraising event this weekend.

You can visit the museum until April 14.

Chef Erika Council has poured more than three decades of wisdom into her Old Fourth Ward baking business.

Underground Atlanta invites the public to dance into 2024 with live music, drinks, food, and a dazzling fireworks show.

Associate Director Ryan Oliveti and Mac Walls, who plays “Ralphie Parker” joined Atlanta News First to talk about what playgoers can expect.

The event features thoughtful conversation around goal setting to “create, visualize, and catapult the vision for your life forward,” according to organizers.

Actors Jacob Bertrand and Xolo Mariduena from Cobra Kai came to Atlanta News First to talk about Geeked Week.

Rip Michaels, a comedian and cast member of the show, came to Atlanta News First to talk about “Wild ‘N Out Live: The Final Lap.”

Atlanta Dream faces New York Liberty for an Eastern Conference matchup Thursday.

Actress Eva Marcille joined us on Atlanta News First to talk about her new film “Buried Alive and Survived,” premiering this weekend on Lifetime.

Every Atlantan has encountered the “water boys,” who sell water bottles on the side of busy roads — and a new film gives the public a new look at the group.

In Class 6A, Douglas County maintained its spot at No. 1 with a gritty 21-14 win over Hughes.

In the season finale, Hip Hop Historian, NuFace, joins Symphony to take a peep into their own history through African Ancestry.

The Leading Ladies discuss all things hair – Chelsea is even taught how to braid!

Sasha the Diva takes a look into the life of R&B Singer Tony Terry – known for his hit “With You.”

Sasha the Diva takes Singer/Songwriter & Actress Angie Stone to Paint Sip Socialize in Atlanta.

Lara bought a food truck with her best friend but feels she is dragging her feet in getting the business off the ground.

Entrepreneur and Comedian, Trey Moe join Symphony for a day on Miracle Farm II. It's safe to say that they've never horsed around like this before.

Sasha the Diva takes a look into the life of Actor, Singer & Dancer T.C. Carson – known for his role on the iconic TV show “Living Single.”

Star wants this court to decide if she should forgive her sister and Bury the Hatchet. A surprise witness comes forward and leads to an explosive finale.

Sasha the Diva gets a look into the life of R&B Icon Howard Hewett. He rose to – known from the group Shalamar, as well as his solo career.

Star, claims that her twin sister Shay totaled her car, lied about it and now refuses to pay the damages.

Monica goes One on One with CeCe Winans, the best-selling woman Gospel singer of all-time.

The Leading Ladies talk health & fitness! Wellness Coach & Personal Trainer Maria More leads conversation around the importance of maintaining good health.