Discover the celebrities we have had the pleasure of getting to know. Stories are everywhere and these celebrities certainly have a story to share. We have been lucky to get exclusive interviews with them and get to pick their brains on all things. From their background, talents, local connections, success and more. We’ve interviewed a variety of people from musicians and comedians to news anchors and sports extraordinaires. We have enjoyed getting to know them on a more personal level and most of all, have enjoyed getting to share their stories with our LOCAL Life audience. We know you will enjoy hearing a bit more about these talented people.
From Beaufort’s historic streets to Hilton Head’s beaches and inland Lowcountry landscapes, discover the movies and TV productions filmed in the Lowcountry and the real locations that brought them to life.
When The Prince of Tides filmed in Beaufort, Nick Nolte embraced the town while Barbra Streisand sparked local controversy. Explore the real filming locations and Hollywood stories behind the iconic Lowcountry movie.
Once a star of Hollywood films like The Big Chill and The Great Santini, Tidalholm is one of Beaufort’s most iconic historic homes. Discover how the landmark mansion was restored and reclaimed its cinematic legacy.
Discover how Beaufort and the Lowcountry shaped the iconic 1983 film The Big Chill. From the legendary Tidalholm mansion to Bay Street and local landmarks, explore the real filming locations behind one of the most beloved films of the 1980s.
Discover the real Lowcountry and Savannah locations that brought Forrest Gump to life. From Beaufort bridges and shrimp boats to Savannah squares, explore the filming sites behind one of Hollywood’s most beloved films.
From Francis Marion and Banastre Tarleton to the Battle of Cowpens, the film The Patriot draws heavily from South Carolina’s Revolutionary War history. Here’s the real story behind the movie’s heroes, villains and battles.
Singer, educator and historian Marlena Smalls has spent decades preserving and sharing Gullah culture in the Lowcountry. From founding the Gullah Festival to her memorable role in Forrest Gump, her life’s work bridges music, heritage and storytelling.
From the “101 Dalmatians” set to the Met Gala carpet, view costumes and garments worn by actress Glenn Close throughout her career. The Jepson Center in Savannah is hosting the exhibit “The Art of the Character
From Uga to Smokey, these live dog mascots are more than cute faces—they’re legends, icons and beloved team members in college sports.
Megan Moroney opens up about her Georgia roots, her breakout moment with “Tennessee Orange” and her dream-come-true duet with Kenny Chesney.