Uh oh. Evander Holyfield is already changing his story. Now, he says, he did take some type of "hormone medication" for fatigue he attributes to contracting hepatitis A.

Holyfield told the AJC's Jeff Schultz that he thinks he contracted hepatitis A by eating bad shrimp in 1995. He says he took the hormone medication briefly in 2004, but that it didn't work and he stopped taking it....

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In the current issue of Sports Illustrated, there's a very unsettling look into the investigation of an online steroid-distribution network that has implicated several pro athletes, including Evander Holyfield and John Rocker.

In Holyfield's case, a patient named "Evan Fields" received steroids from a clinic in Columbus. On the patient file was a sticky note with a phone number. When the...

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If the first week in December was anything, it was a week to "get crunk," "get low" and "get back." On Dec. 1 at the Tabernacle, MTV held a "$2 Bill" concert with Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz to celebrate the release of Crunk Juice.

Then, on Dec. 2, a release party was held for Ludacris to celebrate his latest, The Red Light District. The partying powers that be refitted an empty warehouse...

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Fight promoter David Oblas. Celebrity sightings are common at championship boxing matches. Cuba Gooding Jr., Takeo Spikes, Evander Holyfield and Kenny Lofton have been known to soak up the action at Oblas' Atlanta area events. | more...

STEREOLAB, REBECCA GATES — Stereolab helped popularize the retro-futurist Space Age Lounge sound in the early to mid-'90s, but then seemed to get stuck in the past for a few years. But on their latest, Sound-Dust, the British band with the French/German sound and American college following have added newly animated arrangements to their electronic drones and melodic hymns that recall... | more...

The video for Jermaine Dupri's new single "Welcome to Atlanta" was appropriately shot at various area nightspots, including Club 112. The clip is also peppered by cameos from noted local celebs Evander Holyfield and the Hawks' Dominique Wilkins. Along with releasing his own album, Instructions, last... | more...

Atlanta network targets black audience with family values | more...

Hit me! Evander Holyfield remains serious about his 2-year-old Real Deal record label. He's just signed R&B bands 4 Shades, a male vocal group, and Exhale, a similarly styled female act, hoping for that elusive knockout radio punch.
Mark Stopper, former drummer of Grand Moff Tarkin, has joined The Evils just in time to add beats to their musical wickedness at GSU's Cinéfest this week. They...

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