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Gnarls Barkley announce final album Atlanta and release single Pictures
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Gnarls Barkley, the duo of CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse, have released their first new single in 18 years, "Pictures," ahead of their final album, Atlanta, set for March 6. The album marks the end of the project they began two decades ago, drawing inspiration from their shared hometown. The single reflects on Green's childhood experiences riding Atlanta's MARTA train system.
Following the announcement of Cool Kids’ Summer at Walt Disney World (May 26–September 8, 2026), Disney is hosting free pop-up events in Atlanta on March 26 and Houston on April 2. These public previews feature oversized props, photo ops, and giveaways teasing the seasonal lineup.
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Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on March 2, 2026, to mark 100 days until the city's first FIFA World Cup match. The ceremony highlighted ongoing preparations for hosting eight matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Officials emphasized the event's potential for jobs and tourism.
Red Hat has announced that its annual summit will take place in Atlanta, inviting professionals to exchange remote work for immersive sessions on open source innovation. The event promises a week filled with in-depth explorations, hands-on labs, and prime networking opportunities. Attendees can register now to participate.
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Atlanta-based singer-songwriter Faye Webster has signed with the indie label Secretly Canadian. She accompanies the announcement with a new track, "Kingston," and its self-directed video. The 21-year-old artist continues to blend country-pop elements in her evolving sound.