A 39-year-old gay Atlanta man died homeless and alone, likely killed by an early-morning train along tracks that cut through an LGBT nightlife corridor along Cheshire Bridge where he sometimes spent time.
The legendary drag performer Lady Chablis – a fixture at Club One in Savannah and drag centerpiece of 'Midnight in the Garden and Evil' – died on Thursday.
Gay Atlanta has two opportunities to celebrate the life of Alan Penrod, the beloved leather enthusiast, title-holder and event organizer who died last week.
A gay Atlanta attorney who worked with LGBT non-profits and often put the needs of friends and clients ahead of his own has died. Friends will celebrate his life on Saturday.
Three gay Atlanta men were killed early Saturday when the car they were riding in lost control, plunged over a barrier and crashed upside down on Interstate 75.
A 23-year-old gay Houston man who called Montrose home for little more than a year was killed in a hit-and-run accident early Friday by a driver who ran a red light on Westheimer.
A trailblazing gay Houston therapist and beloved activist – one half of a couple known as 'Dental and Mental' – has died, unleashing an outpouring of emotion for a man who opened his Montrose home for years to support LGBT causes, elected officials and gay teens.
A gay Atlanta non-profit leader who has led advocacy groups for LGBT people, the homeless and people with HIV has died after complications during surgery.
A 25-year-old gay Atlanta man and adult entertainer was found dead inside a Midtown hotel room on Sept. 4, just days after sharing with friends that he lost his job and was suffering from seizures.
Friends are preparing to celebrate the life of a gay Houston man who died recently, weeks after a freak accident during Pride weekend that left him with a broken neck.
A trans Atlanta activist who died on Tuesday is being mourned as friends celebrate his life and attempt to raise thousands to assist his family with medical bills and funeral expenses.
A memorial service is scheduled for Saturday to celebrate the life of the 24-year-old gay Atlanta cheerleader and model who was found dead on Friday in a Midtown parking garage.
A celebration to remember a popular gay man who died this week is set for Friday at Burkhart's, the same bar where he operated Blackjack tables and touched the lives of scores of people across gay Atlanta.
A gay Atlanta drag performer who died on Friday is being mourned, with two of the local gay bars where he performed set to celebrate his life and help raise funds to pay for medical and funeral expenses.
