Project Q Atlanta

We love a good drag queen diva and that’s why we can’t stop talking about Kim Zolciak, the blond bombshell from “The Real Housewives of Atlanta.” The season ended Thursday, but it’s like the gift that keeps giving.

Joseph Sayers has put it all out there for the centerfold of Abercrombie & Fitch Quarterly. You know, the mag that was soft core porn and sold youthful clothes that eventually found themselves on the back of 40-year-old queens who don’t know any better.

You’ve waited all week for this. The weekend is You Time. Join the literati at the Queer Lit Fest and Charis birthday bash, eat and drink up at Parties With Impact featuring Alexis Vear, or tell the DJ you want to dance with your baby.

Positive Impact already won our hearts with its mental-health approach to HIV/AIDS service. But if the way to your heart is through your sweet tooth, Saturday’s dessert reception is truly a recipe for success.

If you ever wanted to get drunk with a bunch of gay jocks, tonight is your night. Organizers of Gay Games VIII are in Atlanta today to promote the 2010 event and recruit. You know how the gays love to recruit.

It’s a busy time for award-winning actor Andre De Shields. There’s his Sunday romp through the Atlanta Pride parade in a sizzling pink suit, his comedy at the Alliance and now some more exposure in a national paper.

Friday’s roundup of gay headlines includes another row between gay activists and “South Park,” wrestler Chris Jericho caught on video, and voters approve unions in Washington state.

Some days, you just need a fix of flesh without all of the fussy details. And since it’s Friday, you’ve got a little extra time at work to play out your own fantasies, anyway. To help, we present Igor Rosa.

Some have said they plan to sleep until Sunday to catch up from the Pride/ Halloween/ Election madness. The Gay Agenda has other things in store, starting tonight. No rest for the wicked.

LGBT writers are an Atlanta luxury that some might take for granted. Many cities don’t have our wealth of local talent, so the Atlanta Queer Literary Festival lets you stop and smell the proses.

To the victor belong the spoils and to the loser? They get snark. Steve Brodie (photo), the gay man who nearly dethroned lesbian incumbent Anne Fauver in 2005, placed fourth this time, leaving some scratching their heads in disbelief.

Way more interesting than Thursday’s final challenge to see who goes to Bryant Park on this season of “Project Runway” is the continuing romance of Wesley Nault and Daniel Feld (photo) from last season.

Two gay candidates could help draw LGBT residents to the polls for the Dec. 1 runoffs and the two mayoral candidates left standing may duke it out for those votes.

The Atlanta Police Department won’t cooperate with an oversight panel probing alleged misconduct involving a lesbian couple, which could portend how a probe into the Eagle raid unfolds.