Allegations of inflated circulation numbers Pride Medical sued Atlanta-based Fenuxe and its parent company TW Media Group last month stating the magazine’s representation that it printed and distributed 25,000 copies every two weeks was false. According to the Pride Medical lawsuit, the company spent nearly $73,000 with the magazine since 2010.
After nearly two decades of chronicling gay Atlanta nightlife, David magazine has shuttered operations, and some of its former staff formed a fresh upstart, Peach ATL, which debuted on Wednesday.
Atlanta is epicenter of the LGBT South. Home to a vibrant gay community, Atlanta boasts numerous must-visit establishments and can’t-miss events. With such a rich culture filled with festivals, arts and fine dining, it’s easy to see why Atlanta is a top destination for LGBT visitors. Find all the
At Peach, it is our goal to be the best weekly guide for you to navigate gay Atlanta through its vibrant nightlife scene, gay culture, arts, and entertainment. As the premier resource for gay publications in Atlanta, Peach reaches nearly 80,000 readers weekly throughout the metropolitan area of Atlanta where we shop, live, work, and play.
The Georgia Voice is the state’s own voice for the gay and LGBT population. Updated daily with the newest LGBT & gay news locally in Atlanta and nationally.
He managed advertising sales for Cruise Magazine, as well as many other local gay magazines, and he became intimate with the city’s arts scene through his work with the Academy Theatre’s marketing dept. He also was involved in promoting and publishing programs for many of Atlanta’s arts groups.
As the leading gay fashion & lifestyle magazine, Goliath brings you the ultimate creative and cultural publication and guide to Atlanta for the discerning gay man. Populated by style arbiters, trendsetters, and tastemakers, we believe the Atlanta gay community is an infinite source of inspiration for stories about our lifestyle, aspirations
Project Q is gay Atlanta’s most visited site for LGBT, gay and lesbian news, events, entertainment, Pride, nightlife, sports, photos and more.
SAVE THE DATE! On Tuesday, October 2, Georgia State University Library’s Special Collections and Archives will host what promises to be a fun and informative event, “Mags, Bars & (Drag) Stars: A History of Atlanta’s Gay Bars and Community Magazines.”
Sayoc’s hallucinatory world, pieced together by The Associated Press from the digital residue of his now-disabled Twitter accounts, gives a hint of the toxic news diet of the Florida man who stands accused of mailing pipe bombs.