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Celebration of celluloid: Pink Peach celebrates Atlanta Film Fest LGBT features

The big news from the 2015 Atlanta Film Festival is the attendance of actor James Franco. Franco, in town directing “In Dubious Battle,” will be at the opening-night film, the gay-themed “I Am Michael,” on Marc...

Spring Preview: Ladyfest Atlanta unites music, art and politics

Expect politics and purpose when a grassroots alliance of Atlanta-based artists and activists celebrates the social and cultural contributions of the city’s women and gender-nonconforming persons during the fir...

Queers ‘Identified’: New Atlanta variety show celebrates individuality

She is a lesbian. He is a gay man. They are joining forces for an unprecedented event, a queer variety show. Amber Bradshaw and Corian Ellisor’s “Identified” debuts this weekend at 7 Stages. Bradshaw had nev...

Gay Atlanta man recreates classic cinema scenes on social media

Cliff Dix is a movie buff. He and his partner, Glen Eckman, at one time averaged seeing 50 movies a year in theaters. Now, with the ability to stream movies at home the duo don’t go out quite as much. “Still...

Remembering Tony Daniels, pioneer of the Black Queer Atlanta Renaissance

Today, Jan. 29, marks the 50th birthday of Tony Daniels. Tony was one of the most cherished, respected and impactful activists in Atlanta black LGBT community history. He was a poet and a community organizer...

Gay Atlanta dads Kordale and Kaleb star in Nikon commercial

Kordale and Kaleb, the sexy Atlanta dads whose photo of them combing their daughters’ hair went viral, are now stars of a new Nikon commercial spotlighting their family. The GA Voice was lucky to have the be...

Your 2014 Holiday Gift Guide

'Tis the season for giving. And getting. We visited local businesses and scoured the internet for interesting, fun, and delightful gifts you'd be proud to give, or receive, this holiday season. For the One W...

Atlanta Cyclorama to host panel on gay relationships during Civil War

Gay soldiers during the Civil War? Absolutely. And the Atlanta Cyclorama wants you to learn more about this time in U.S. history with a panel discussion co-sponsored by Georgia Equality and Atlanta Pride on Oct...

Atlanta’s Dragon Con delights

Dragon Con came to Atlanta over Labor Day weekend, attracting thousands of sci-fi and fantasy fans and their admirers to take part in seminars, see some of their favorite TV stars from such shows as "True Blood...

Gay artist Robert Sherer’s new work runs deep in Marietta’s roots

It's easy to understand both people's admiration and their shock when they look at Robert Sherer's latest artwork. Currently on display in Kennesaw State University’s “Hearsay” exhibit, Sherer's piece, titled "...

Balefire burning: Gay Atlanta fire dancer Eric Reber goes with the flow

By day he’s a librarian at Georgia State University. By night, he dances with and swallows fire. Eric Reber, 43, has been fire dancing for six years as a way to get out- side the focus and detail of working ...

A time of reckoning: Atlanta's LGBTQ community addresses racism problem

Biden Takes Over, Signs LGBTQ Executive Order

Biden Announces Appointment of Trans Woman Dr. Rachel Levine to HHS

Biden, Harris Inauguration Events Mostly Virtual

Is gay Atlanta rapper Anye Elite about to break out?

Gay Couple Directs Thriller ‘Antebellum’ While Novice Feature Director Helms Lesbian-themed ‘Two of Us’

Black History Reading List

Pandemic Brings Decrease in LGBTQ Representation on TV, GLAAD Report Finds

Celebration of celluloid: Pink Peach celebrates Atlanta Film Fest LGBT features

Spring Preview: Ladyfest Atlanta unites music, art and politics

Queers ‘Identified’: New Atlanta variety show celebrates individuality

Gay Atlanta man recreates classic cinema scenes on social media

Remembering Tony Daniels, pioneer of the Black Queer Atlanta Renaissance

Gay Atlanta dads Kordale and Kaleb star in Nikon commercial

Your 2014 Holiday Gift Guide

Atlanta Cyclorama to host panel on gay relationships during Civil War

Atlanta’s Dragon Con delights

Gay artist Robert Sherer’s new work runs deep in Marietta’s roots

Balefire burning: Gay Atlanta fire dancer Eric Reber goes with the flow

Win, Lose & Live: Reunion with a Crush

History Repeats Itself

Gay Couple Directs Thriller ‘Antebellum’ While Novice Feature Director Helms Lesbian-themed ‘Two of Us’

As Horrifying as the Attack on Our Capitol Was, It Is a Comfort to Know Technology Will Hold Them Accountable

BLM Protests and the Capitol Siege Aren’t the Same

A Look at BLM in France

Black History Reading List

Shifting the Story Around Black Gay Men

Repaying the Backbone of America: The Case for Reparations After Slavery

How LGBTQ and Civil Rights Came Together with Two People