Last year’s hosts James Franco and Anne Hathaway were totally panned. This year’s Academy Awards saw its first host, Eddie Murphy, quit amid the gay-slur controversy surrounding his pal Brett Ratner and now we’re stuck with Billy Crystal (just hoping… Read more…
There’s an invisible yet palpable mist of nervous uncertainty in the air these days. Will our banks crumble and our economy collapse? Are our already-stifled freedoms being further stripped away by evil corporations and misguided politicians? Will our water and… Read more…
Joan Rivers has never been one to question her actions. But today, she’s doing just that: “I’m listening to Katy Perry and I don’t know why.” Besides being a firework herself, Rivers has little in common with the ubiquitous pop… Read more…
Just a girl looking for her place in the world isn’t an all-too-uncommon tale. But Alike is black. And gay. It’s a minority double whammy that singles out the Brooklyn teen from the rest of the world, so she… Read more…
With over 52 million views and counting, many of you are already familiar with her viral Youtube hit, Bon Qui Qui at King Burger from MADtv. What you may not know is Anjelah Johnson has starred in such films as… Read more…
You could say this is Mary J. Blige’s second life. Her first, candidly chronicled on her confessions-of-a-wreck album My Life, was an early glimpse into one of the biggest singing superstars in the… Read more…
The Heretic is the not so quiet bar off of Cheshire Bridge, which has seen Atlanta grow and change over the course of two decades. The infamous dance floor has been graced by some of the biggest names in nightlife,… Read more…
Interview by: Maximillian Corwell & Jonathan McIntyre Thanks so much for taking some time to talk with David Magazine and myself. Let me ask you, are you ready for the holiday season to start? Any big plans? Stephen Brent Ridge:… Read more…
There are still some decent people in this town who still get sentimental during the holiday season and want to give back. Aside from good karma, it’s the great feeling of purpose you get when you volunteer your time. Here… Read more…
Twenty-five years ago, Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors” shined through – on the radio, and in the hearts of so many. It was in the midst of the horrifying AIDS epidemic when she lost her dear gay friend, came across the… Read more…
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