Beyoncé served us all her Lemonade. Rihanna finally released an album for the first time in over three years. Kanye West couldn’t stop making changes to The Life of Pablo, and Frank Ocean dropped not one, but two albums within a day. So what else is there to look forward to this year? Here’s your answer. Lady… Read More Season Preview: Fall’s musical notes on new releases
Let’s be honest. Summer’s slate of films didn’t prove super exciting. Fortunately, fall offers more potential. From fantasy films to Oscar bait, here are ten of the season’s most promising. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (top photo) J.K. Rowling turns to screenwriting for the first time with the first film in a spinoff… Read More Season Preview: Fall-ing into Film
TV legend Tom Wopat discusses hitting Out on Film, and the heart of gay love story ‘Fair Haven’ Tom Wopat has come a long way from Hazzard County. Since playing Luke Duke on The Dukes of Hazzard. Now Atlantans will get to see him in a new light in Fair Haven, playing as part of… Read More Just a Good Ol’ Dad
Two hunky naked Australians doing magic tricks in Atlanta. That’s one way to show there’s nothing up their sleeves. Christopher Wayne and Mike Tyler are creating quite a stir. Meet the Aussie natives currently in the midst of their North American tour of “The Naked Magic Show,” which hits Atlanta this week. The naughty-in-a-good-way production… Read More ‘The Naked Magic Show’ Bares All
LGBT films and filmmakers of Pink Peach add color to AFF’s 40th anniversary as festival lays out 10 days of cinematic excellence in venues across the city. Since launching in 1976, the Atlanta Film Festival has served as a major outlet for independent filmmakers to show their art to Atlanta’s film lovers. Screening at various venues across… Read More Think ‘Pink’: Atlanta Film Fest’s Pink Peach LGBT film entries
With most Oscar races in the past decade, very few categories have really delivered this kind of drama. Gay Atlanta film critic and aficionado calculates the odds. There are few things more exciting than a good competition, where no one’s 100 percent sure of the outcome. If you really follow the races, by the time the… Read More Handicapping a tight race for Oscar gold
After four years of hard work and dedication, gay Atlanta filmmaker Taylor Ri’chard is ready to unveil his wide-release horror movie, The Final Project. Even after 12 years of living in Atlanta, out writer-director Taylor Ri’chard is still connected to his native Louisiana. That connection serves as inspiration for The Final Project, his debut feature film that… Read More Gay ATLien’s ‘Final Project’ movie lands in theaters
Hollywood certainly outdid itself with blockbusters in 2015. Jurassic World had the biggest opening weekend of all time, only for Star Wars: The Force Awakens to snatch the record with $238 million in December. Even before those two came out, there were plenty of hits at the box office, and gay moviegoers were all over the abundance of good… Read More Gay fans ready for superheroic blockbusters
What’s better than Tom Hardy? How about two Tom Hardys for the price of one? Hardy stars as real-life, twin-brother and sexually fluid gangsters in the action-packed Legend. Fans of Tom Hardy have plenty to be thankful about with Hardy’s new film, Legend. In it, he takes on the dual roles of Reggie and Ronnie Kray,… Read More Tom Hardy doubles the ‘Legend’
When Out on Film kicks off on Thursday, Atlanta’s LGBT film festival does so with a movie that’s generating buzz on the festival circuit for breaking the mold of “gay films.” Meet Evan Todd, its lead actor and certified festival hunk, who gives us a preview.… Read More Meet the cutie whose movie launches Out on Film
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