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Out On Film festival favorite ‘Upstairs Inferno’ returns to Atlanta for free screening

Atlanta Pride and Out On Film are sponsoring a free screening of the LGBT film festival circuit favorite “Upstairs Inferno," a documentary about New Orleans gay bar the Up Stairs Lounge being deliberately set o...

LGBT representation on big, small screen this spring

After a fall season that saw a slew of LGBT films – “Carol,” “The Danish Girl” (both of which competed for Academy Awards), “Legend,” “Freeheld” and “Stonewall,” the spring is a little quieter. Yet there’s some...

The good, the bad and the ‘Stonewall’: A look back at the year in LGBT cinema

It was a landmark, historic year for the LGBT community—and while there was no pioneering, "Brokeback Mountain"-type breakout, and not every LGBT-themed movie was worthwhile, 2015 was nonetheless an important c...

The envelope please: Out On Film announces Atlanta festival’s LGBT best

If you had the pleasure of being in attendance for Out On Film, or missed out but want to know the best LGBT film offerings to keep an eye out for, you're in luck. The organizers of Atlanta's LGBT film festival...

Scenes from opening weekend of Atlanta’s Out On Film festival

Landmark Midtown Art Cinema has been packed with LGBT film fans over the last several days thanks to the return of Atlanta's LGBT film festival Out On Film. The festivities kicked off on Thursday night as a lar...

Chamique Holdsclaw lays mental health issues bare in Out On Film doc

Chamique Holdsclaw could do no wrong. Three-time National Champion and two-time National Player of the Year for the University of Tennessee's Lady Vols basketball team. Gold medalist in the 2000 Sydney Olympics...

Oscar buzz surrounds Out On Film entry ‘Freeheld’

The most star-studded entry in this year's Out On Film festival lineup is without a doubt “Freeheld,” a drama based on the true story of Laurel Hester, a veteran New Jersey police officer at the center of a wel...

’54’ is back, re-cut and gayer than ever at Atlanta’s Out On Film festival

Mark Christopher had every reason to be hopeful in February 1998 when his film “54” was sent for test screenings. It was the openly gay director's first full-length feature film, it had an irresistible premise ...

Your 2015 Out On Film festival review roundup

For the first time in its 28 years, Out on Film can be legally married in Georgia! Well, I’m not sure the Supreme Court ruling covers festival marriages, but Out on Film director (and Georgia Voice con...

Atlanta LGBT film fest Out On Film announces 2015 lineup

Out On Film released a packed lineup for their 28th annual event taking place Oct. 1-8 at the Landmark Midtown Art Cinema and it includes 90 feature films, documentaries, short films and special events over ...

Out On Film announces LGBT athlete doc, Natasha Lyonne comedy

Out On Film isn't until October, but those busy bees behind putting Atlanta's LGBT film festival together are already out of the gates with two films to announce. Here's the lowdown per an Out on Film press rel...

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

Same-Sex Couples More Likely To Be Denied a Loan, Study Says

TIME’s 100 Most Influential People Honors LGBTQ Icons and Allies

NYC Museum to No Longer Host Gala for Brazil President

Is gay Atlanta rapper Anye Elite about to break out?

Frank Ocean Reveals He’s Been in a Relationship for Three Years

Watch: Jimmy Fallon Parodies Pete Buttigieg on ‘Tonight Show’

Madonna Announces New Album ‘Madame X’