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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 ...

Atlanta photographer believes in beauty of drag queen culture

Two years ago, Blane Bussey picked up a camera and started photographing Atlanta drag queen Edie Cheezburger outside her natural habitat of nightclubs and bars.Placing a glorious drag star in so-called norm...

Best of Atlanta: Arts & Entertainment

After two months of online balloting and tens of thousands of votes cast, we present to you your favorites in dozens of categories in our fifth annual Best of Atlanta awards. Many people like to say these awar...

Come get you some — ‘Legendary Children: In Heat’ sure to sizzle

Atlanta's own flaming Legendary Children are stirring the pot again after the successful run of its inaugural show, "Legendary Children," and this time they want participants to embrace the city's sweltering su...

‘Deconstructing Binaries’ exhibit explores public restroom signage

For most of us, using a public restroom is no big deal. But for others who are gender non-conforming, just this basic task can take on quite the burden.For Atlanta Pride's Stonewall Month, Georgia Equality,...

‘Meh Meh’ features Atlanta artists in display of (sexy) male competition

Dominance. Control. Sexy. Art. Men.This sounds like the makings of a good show and acclaimed Atlanta gay dancer and choreographer Erik Thurmond promises one."The show is super sexy! We perform in our u...

Atlanta Pride packs a powerful list of events for Stonewall Month

For the second year in a row, Atlanta Pride has organized a series of events throughout June to honor the riot at Stonewall, considered by many as the moment the modern-day LGBT equality movement began.DETA...

Queer Moxie presents: Laughs, queens, kings, burlesque and artistry [PHOTOS]

The Queer Moxie Cabaret on May 28 at Jungle featured a host of performers who are included in the upcoming film, "Queer Moxie," a look at how queer performance art is igniting social change. Money raised at the...

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

Betsy DeVos Visits Catholic School with Explicit Anti-LGBTQ Policies

A Quarter of LGBTQ Employees Have Been Bullied at Work

Mainstream News Coverage of LGBTQ Issues Dropped After Trump Election, Analysis Finds

Is gay Atlanta rapper Anye Elite about to break out?

Bachelor in Paradise Features First Same-Sex Engagement

Queer Eye’s Fab Five Makes Cameo in Big Mouth Season Three

LGBTQ TV Wins Big at 71st Creative Arts Emmys