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.

Carrington Manous, who was recently crowned Miss Georgia’s Teen, came to Atlanta News First to talk about her back-to-school bash.

Stars Megan Good and Cory Hardict gave Peachtree TV a behind-the-scenes look.

Imani Harmon, the owner of Hair Pourne Wigs & Extension Solutions, came to Atlanta News First to talk about different types of wigs and their benefits.

Hank Stewart, a noted humanitarian and the 4th Congressional District of Georgia’s poet laureate, came to Atlanta News First to share some details about the two-day event.

Maverick City Music singer Joe L Barnes stopped by Atlanta News First to talk about his first album release.

Grammy-nominated gospel singer Doe joined us on Atlanta News First to talk about her newly released album.

Although June 19 was on Wednesday, the Juneteenth Atlanta Black History Parade steps off on Saturday!

The Atlanta Power couple behind Slutty Vegan and Big Dave's Cheesesteaks talk about building their multi-million-dollar businesses.

Can a single mother raise a boy to be a man? This episode's guest shares why his answer is "No."

To Celebrate Father’s Day, Symphony challenges her dad to The Tuftest Class In Town to see just how tough he is...or should we say Tuft?

Sasha the Diva takes a look into the life of Actress Shaquita Smith.

Anjanet claims that her friend Melonie publicly disrespected her business by leaving inappropriate comments on business Facebook page.

Sasha the Diva takes a look into the life of Pastor & Gospel Singer, William Murphy – best known for the song “Praise is What I Do.”

This is the case of Kemp vs. Atkins. Meg says her boyfriend Charles owes her money for a dinner she invited him to with her friends.

Does a Four-Year degree equal success in life? The Leading Ladies discuss the pros and cons of traditional 4-year college vs. the 2-year technical route.

Angelique claims her friend, and sometimes lover, left her living room looking like something out of a horror flick.

Sasha the Diva takes a look into the life of actor, Kendrick Cross – who’s appeared in shows such as General Hospital, Queen Sugar, Ambitions & Stranger Things.

Lee wants this court to decide if she should stay in this relationship with Robert and Bury the Hatchet.