Paul Milliken is a reporter at FOX 5 ATLANTA, where he serves as the Emmy-winning feature reporter for Good Day Atlanta. He specializes in arts and entertainment, showcasing Georgia’s unique people, places, and events, while also covering topics such as film, theater, and local nightlife. Paul has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and MSN, among others.
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Paul Milliken's articles primarily focus on local events, entertainment, and food & beverages in the Atlanta area. If you're reaching out to Paul, consider pitching stories related to upcoming local events such as restaurant openings, film screenings or theater productions in Atlanta. Additionally, he covers topics related to food and beverages so pitches about new dining experiences or beverage-related events could be of interest.
As his coverage is mainly focused on the Atlanta area with a strong emphasis on informative content and events happening locally, it would be beneficial to tailor your pitches specifically for this geographic region while highlighting the unique aspects of each event or establishment being pitched.
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Atlanta-based filmmaker Casper Kelly’s horror-comedy “Buddy” opens in theaters nationwide Aug. 28.
The Roaring Jewel Martini is a glitzy and over-the-top cocktail experience that includes a cool martini topped with plenty of ice!
Crank up your favorite version of "Proud Mary" — because the big wheels are turning on Good Day Atlanta!
Country music legend Dolly Parton has died at 80, leaving behind a career that stretched across music, movies, business and philanthropy.
Dolly Parton's childhood in Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains remained central to her identity, music and philanthropy throughout her life.
Costumers from around the country are packing up their sewing kits and preparing to "dress up" downtown Atlanta for Dragon Con!
Atlanta's College Football Hall of Fame is hosting Keith Duncan’s "Battle of the Bands" exhibition, opening Thursday and running for a limited time.
Georgia already had one gold rush back in the 1800s -- now, another one is happening at Atlanta's Pullman Yards!
By: Paul Milliken
Art is imitating life inside Marietta’s Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre, as the Tony Award-winning musical "Parade" takes the stage for the next three weekends.
It’s one of Atlanta’s best loved and most famous venues — but is it also one of the most haunted?
