Meeting Denis O’Hare should be scary as hell. But today, in the back of homo-hotspot Saint Felix in West Hollywood on his day off, O’Hare doesn’t project the eeriness he does as a horny True Blood vamp and mysteriously deformed… 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…
Tony Moran is not just a superstar DJ, a Grammy award winner, or a gay icon; he is a very down to earth person with a real love for his work. We had a rare opportunity to sit down with… Read more…
You probably know her best as Meadow Soprano, the sassy young daughter of headstrong Tony Soprano from HBO’s critically acclaimed series “The Sopranos.” Or maybe you know her from “Entourage?” She plays herself, you know. Well, an exaggerated “version of… Read more…
Interviewer: Maximillian Corwell 1. Tell us a little bit about how you got started with doing non-profit work. Was this something you always had a passion for? I have always been somewhat involved in the nonprofit world, but I found… Read more…
Cazwell has become a superstar in the gay community the last few years, with big Internet and dance chart hits including his most recent “Ice Cream Truck”. I had a chance to steal some of his time, via phone call,… Read more…
In the world of dance music, there are followers, and there are leaders. There are imitators, and there are innovators. There are DJs, and there is DJ Escape. “I don’t just play records—I play with the crowd. I’m always teasing… Read more…
Interviewer: Maximillian Corwell 1. People call you the King of Halloween here in Atlanta, because you live it all year long. To those who don’t know you, tell them a little bit about you. How would you describe yourself? A… Read more…
1. Tell us a little bit about how you got started in the Atlanta non-profit community? My work in the non-profit world began in 2001, when I served as the LGBT Liaison for Mayor Franklin’s first campaign. I was working for… Read more…
