Features
Swim global, support local – HomoCouture Swimwear
Looking for the newest and hottest locally produced line of swimsuits? Look no further than HCSwimwear. The line is filled with a wide variety of styles and colors, resulting in a wide variety of options from the line. HCSwimwear is… Read more…
Adam Lambert’s ‘Trespassing’
Debut albums from American Idol alums are notoriously rushed efforts. Even the best of these albums fail to show the full potential of the artists recording them. More than with most artists, the second album is usually key in determining… Read more…
Greg Laswell Calls Atlanta on his ‘Landline’
“I don’t know how much straight to artist recognition there actually is,” Greg Laswell lamented. While his name might not be familiar, his music definitely is. With both his original songs and covers, you cannot flip through primetime television without… Read more…
Gettin’ More Fringe-y With It
As Atlanta gears up for its first Fringe Festival, David Magazine caught up with some of the artists to highlight the LGBTQ features sure to make you laugh this week. First up, Will Nolan and his hilarious character Leola, the… Read more…
Catching Up With Kristine W
We all know Kristine W – or do we? In one of her most revealing interviews ever, the gay-adored dance-music powerhouse recently caught up with us to chat about the closeted gay choir director who inspired her as a kid,… Read more…
Nina’s Thorny Flowers
Chances are, if you follow the drag scene at all, you know about Nina Flowers. Since coming in second during the first season of RuPaul’s Drag Race, where she also won the Miss Congeniality award, Flowers has become one… Read more…
Jack Black (Maybe) Goes Gay
Is this Jack Black’s first gay role? As a small-town Texan teddy bear who goes off the deep end, it might be. But, because the real-life man he’s playing isn’t out, we may never truly know. Enter Bernie, an offbeat… Read more…
Getting Fringe-y With It
“Don’t get me wrong,” Diana Brown, Executive Director of Atlanta’s Fringe Festival laughingly insists, “I’m a real hater.” This statement from the same woman who soliloquizes the “ethereal, magic, and temporary” experience of live theatre, is referring to the kind… Read more…
Barely Balanced and Loving It
Hear ye, hear ye! Put your worries aside, gather a few friends, and head back in time for a day. Well, actually just down I-85 South, to a medieval extravaganza! For the 27th year, the Georgia Renaissance Festival is back… Read more…







