Project Q Atlanta

Fox News pundit Glenn Beck’s effort to rebrand himself as much spiritual leader as opinionated moralist includes a handful of anti-gay spiritual leaders from Atlanta—Alveda King, Richard Lee and Charles Stanley—on his “anti-gay army of God.”

Some of Atlanta’s Black Gay Pride revelers took a respite from the active nightlife scene to focus on more meaty issues during the weekend’s annual State of Black Gay America Summit.

Airline’s official severance from disgruntled gay flight attendant, anti-gay radio host takes Ann Coulter’s place, Montana Tea Party cans president over anti-gay “joke,” British rocker with man on film, former Mr. UK goes to trial, more LGBT headlines.

Gay Atlanta shoppers took to the streets Saturday to voice their displeasure with Target and Best Buy on the home turf of the retail giants—two stores in the Edgewood Retail District that attract a heavy dose of LGBT consumers.

Fox News pundit Glenn Beck’s effort to rebrand himself as much spiritual leader as opinionated moralist includes a handful of anti-gay spiritual leaders from Atlanta—Alveda King, Richard Lee and Charles Stanley—on his “anti-gay army of God.”

Just because Labor Day is over doesn’t mean Tuesday has to suck. Move past the holiday weekend & back into real life armed with networking, support groups, book lust, game nights and theme parties.

With all of that laying around shirtless in the gym or in a towel in the locker room, it’s hard to imagine how Brazilian model and former reality show contestant Eliéser Ambrósio has time to lift weights.

Two men that Atlanta police say were here for Black Gay Pride were shot in the head and killed in an apartment in southeast Atlanta late Sunday.

Boycotts hurt Target's “buzz” but not bottom line, gay diver says teammate's slur not offensive, Spain's “Gay Luck” lottery ticket, Scissor Sister Ana Matronic's gay dad, gay MP defends colleague, more.

Happy Labor Day! Having the day off means you can relax with our LGBT to-do list, pick your faves & hit the ones you want at your own pace: Black Pride send-offs, tennis finals and party people.

Actor Jensen Atwood spent time with fans and signed copies of his sizzling new calendar during an appearance Sunday at Outwrite Bookstore, one of a series of events the “Noah’s Arc” favorite joined during Atlanta’s Black Pride celebration.

With a mouthful of a name, Atlanta guy Justin John Clain better make it worth our while. He delivers an intensity and appeal that sucks us in. Or maybe it’s just his penchant for gazing down at his goods and drawing us down there with him. He even throws in a little country bad boy.