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Brandon Krajewski on Directing and Co-Writing ‘Stone | Fruit’

Stone| Fruit is Director Brandon Krajewski’s first feature-length film, which he co-wrote with Robert Andrew Perez. Krajewski spoke with Georgia Voice about the film Stone | Fruit, which follows Manny (Matt ...

Cindy L. Abel Talks Her Doc ‘Surviving the Silence’

Surviving the Silence follows the story of three lesbian women in the military, the repression they faced, and the military review board hearing that ultimately set the precedent for overturning Don't Ask Don't...

Lisa Donato Talks ‘Gossamer Folds’

“Bittersweet and compassionate” are two words Lisa Donato, director of the film “Gossamer Folds,” used to describe her film, which will be one of several showcased during the 33rd annual Out On Film Festival la...

Out On Film Becomes a “Flextival”

If you’re antisocial, or have become that way during the pandemic, you’ll love this year’s Out On Film, which continues through Oct. 4. For the festival’s first 32 years, if you wanted to see a certain film ...

New Series, Movie by Gay Directors

Two new offerings, both directed by gay men, are some of the best bets for September watching. The new HBO series, “We Are Who We Are,” about to debut, is directed by Luca Guadagnino, best known for his Osca...

Out On Film Virtually Opens September 24

The 33rd Out on Film Festival, Sept. 24-Oct. 4, will be heavily featured in our Sept. 25 issue, but we wanted to fill you in on opening weekend now so you can plan ahead. Although most of the festival will b...

New Rules for Oscars Best Picture Nominees Require More LGBTQ, Racial Minorities, and Women in Films

New standards for the Oscar’s best picture nominations require films to have racial, LGBTQ, and gender diversity, both in their films and behind the scenes. The rules, released on Tuesday (September 8), requ...

Out on Film Announces 2020 Film Festival Lineup

Out on Film presented by WarnerMedia announced the lineup of films and events for the 33rd edition of the Atlanta-based LGBTQIA+ film festival today, its first as an Oscar® qualifying film festival. One of the ...

New Documentary Follows Life of Gay Disney Songwriter Howard Ashman

A new documentary follows the life and career of Howard Ashman, the gay man who penned some of the Disney’s most famous songs. Howard celebrates Ashman, who wrote the book for Little Shop of Horrors and help...

Hallmark’s Holiday Lineup to Include ‘LGBTQ Stoylines, Characters, and Plots’

The Hallmark Channel has announced that their annual holiday movie lineup will include LGBTQ stories. The announcement that their annual “Countdown to Christmas” and “Miracles of Christmas” lineup will inclu...

GLAAD Media Awards Will Go On – Virtually, Of Course

With the initial spread of COVID-19 in the U.S. back in the early months of 2020, perhaps the first definitive proof that it had hit crisis-level proportions was the widespread cancellation of live events natio...

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

Biden, Harris Inauguration Events Mostly Virtual

Trump Administration Allows LGBTQ Discrimination with New HHS Rule

LGBTQ Trump Supporters Tiptoe Away from President after U.S. Capitol Attack

Is gay Atlanta rapper Anye Elite about to break out?

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

The Year in LGBTQ Cinema

Tamisha Iman and LaLa Ri Represent Atlanta on “Drag Race” Season 13