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Atlanta actor learns lessons from John Cena's Netflix comedy 'Little Brother'

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By Rodney Ho Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Actor Pilot Bunch was in an orphanage as a young child in Kazakhstan, where he was barely touched before being adopted by an Atlanta family. "As a result, I have a sensory processing disorder," said Bunch, promoting his role as John Cena's older son in the new Netflix comedy "Little Brother." "I'm constantly seeking that attention I didn't get as an infant." Acting fulfills part of that need, he said, on top of hobbies like skating and breakdancing.
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Georgia resident creates Marisa Tomei comedy ‘You’re Dating a Narcissist!’

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By Rodney Ho Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Georgia Entertainment Scene ‘These people walk the earth among us,’ Ann Marie Allison says. ‘I thought it would be fun to explore them.’ Marissa Tomei (left) plays Judy Kaplan, a psychologist and professor who specializes in narcissism in the comedy "You're Dating a Narcissist!" She falls for an inn owner Daniel, played by Jose Maria Yazpik, who is a version of creator Ann Marie Allison's stable husband.
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Sarah McLachlan on Lilith Fair legacy: ‘There was so much joy every night’

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By Rodney Ho Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
“It’s an amazing time capsule I get to keep and have,” Sarah McLachlan says of the recent Lilith Fair documentary. “I felt really proud.” (Matt Licari/Invision/AP 2025) Singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan will forever be known as the creator of the Lilith Fair, a groundbreaking late-1990s tour that directly countered the testosterone-laden festivals of that era like Ozzfest and Lollapalooza. The creator of classic ballads like “Angel” and “I Will Remember You” is entirely fine with that.
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