Rodney Ho is an Entertainment Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He covers a wide range of entertainment topics with a particular focus on Georgia and Atlanta, including TV, film, comedy, music, and local cultural institutions. Rodney's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Virginian-Pilot and The Denver Gazette.
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Rodney predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on local events and developments in the Atlanta area. He is particularly interested in exclusive insights from industry experts or individuals involved in the entertainment industry.
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Veteran musical acts often endure the rigors of touring for the fan adulation and the nostalgia-infused cash that comes along with it.
By: Rodney Ho
Tom Cruise has shot only one movie in Georgia in his long, illustrious career: 2017's fast-paced crime thriller “American Made.”
By: Rodney Ho
Ryan Seacrest, Julia Garner and Kevin Hart are among the stars already in metro Atlanta or coming soon for work.
By: Rodney Ho
Journey has always been a band for the masses, its radio-friendly earworms still on high rotation on rock stations.
By: Rodney Ho
“Good Day Atlanta” anchor Ron Gant is leaving after 14 years. The former Atlanta Braves player's last day is Wednesday.
Dagmar Midcap's recent departure from CBS Atlanta was as surprising as her return to local broadcasting last year.
By: Rodney Ho
Over the weekend, when Bret Mega told a contractor at his Alpharetta home about his new job as morning host at Star 94, the man asked, “So you're taking over for Steve & Vikki?”
By: Ernie Suggs, Rodney Ho
Tom Houck was never one to keep his opinions to himself. Gregarious, argumentative and occasionally cantankerous, he spent six decades making
By: Rodney Ho
“The Walking Dead” alum Lauren Cohan will return to Atlanta to shootnew Amazon horror series “Stillwater.”
By: Rodney Ho
NBA Hall of Famer and Atlanta native Dwight Howard has placed his massive Suwanee estate up for sale for the second time in two years.
