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Gay producer brings ‘Cirque Dreams’ to ATL

By Project Q Atlanta

The fancy circus is coming to town. Two, in fact.

Gay producer Neil Goldberg brings his “Cirque Dreams: Jungle Fantasy” to the Cobb Energy Centre in Tuesday, while the bigger and more well-known Cirque du Soleil opens its “Kooza” in January at Atlantic Station.

But the two are not related, notes Southern Voice theater critic Jim Farmer.

There’s more, including a video from the show, after the jump.

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Burger King’s got a new Flame for you

By Project Q Atlanta

Wanna smell like a (Burger) King?

The home of the Whopper has just the thing—a new men’s body spray for $3.99 that brings you “the scent of seduction with a hint of flame-broiled meat.“ This spray isn’t for twinks.

Watch the video after the jump.

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‘Shrek’ goes a little gay on stage

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Patricia Cornwell comes out on marriage

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Can macho, non-metro actors play gay?

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Mexico’s muxes live between genders

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Finding the humor in Prop. 8 vote

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French men unroll the biggest condoms?

By Project Q Atlanta

When the rubber meets the road, the French apparently need the most rubber.

That’s the result of a survey by a condom consultant that found French men pack the biggest package down under and need the biggest condoms. Some 10,500 men across 25 European countries were asked to measure their penis and record the results in a database.

The findings, announced by the German-based Institute of Condom Consultancy, showed that French men either lie in larger numbers or have the largest goods—an average length of 6.09 inches. That’s a full inch larger than the smallest in Europe, which were the Greeks at 5.07 inches.

There’s more after the jump.

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Cesar Millan trains you, not your dog

By Project Q Atlanta

You’d think Cesar Millan wants to harness that puppy power and train your reckless dog. But in fact, he wants to train you.

If you spoil a dog and they don’t have to work for it, you get an out-of-control dog. A dog, what he wants is a good walk, interaction with others of his kind and rules. The most positive thing I’m doing is training a human to be a calm, assertive leader. I don’t train dogs, I train people.

The star of the show “Dog Whisperer” hits town Dec. 5 to pitch his new book and holds a seminar the next day.

There’s more after the jump.

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