(WXIA) -- A sequel to the popular health documentary Fat Sick & Nearly Dead will be screened at several Atlanta-area movie theaters next month.

Fat Sick & Nearly Dead 2 will play Thursday, Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m.

The first film, released in 2010, followed Australian filmmaker Joe Cross in his quest to lose 100 pounds by consuming fruit and vegetable juice. In the second movie, Cross and a team of experts will explore broader themes of diet and health.

Cross credited his juice-based diet with helping him lose a considerable amount of weight and rid his body of a chronic auto-immune disease. He has since founded Reboot with Joe, which supports people in their decision to make positive dietary and lifestyle changes.

Fat Sick & Nearly Dead 2 will be shown at these theaters:

Alpharetta
UA North Point 8
6500 North Point Parkway

(WXIA) -- The BelkGives on the Go Mobile Mammography Center will make several stops in the Atlanta area this week.

The state-of-the-art screening center will stop by Belk stores to give free mammograms to customers.

Women who are at least 40 years old, have primary care doctors, have no history of breast concerns and have not had mammograms in the last 12 months are encouraged to schedule appointments with the Mobile Mammography Center by calling 855-655-BMMC.

The mammograms are performed by licensed technologists from Charlotte Radiology. After their procedures, participants will be treated to free bra fittings at Belk.

The Mobile Mammography Center will stop at these Belk stores:

McIntosh Plaza, Carrollton
Wednesday, June 18, 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Ashley Park, Newnan
Friday, June 20, 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

NEWNAN, Ga. -- The stage adaptation of a chilling true story will grace The Centre's stage this month.

The Day They Hung the Elephant is based on the tale of Mary, a circus elephant who was killed by the angry residents of a Tennessee town after she killed a man.

"It happened one fateful afternoon in September of 1916," Coweta County's Centre for Performing & Visual Arts said in a release:

Mary the Elephant was on her parade route near the railroad building town of Erwin, Tenn. After heated debate as to the best way to kill an elephant, the town made Mary pay for her crime by hanging her from a train derrick.

The story is told through the eyes of a circus clown who trained and worked with Mary, and relives the horrible details of her death every day.