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THE G-LIST INVASION: The Gentlemen’s Ball 2013 hosted by G.SPOT Productions [VIDEO]

January 29, 2013 The G-List Society THE G-SCENE One comment

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The G-List Society had the greatest time reveling among friends, notables and beautiful people in our community at the 2nd Annual Gentlemen’s Ball over the weekend in Atlanta. Gee Smalls and Juan Session at G.SPOT Productions, along with their very attentive staff, executed a remarkable black-tie event where hundreds of men and women in Atlanta (in addition to those who traveled from NYC, DC, Philly, Chicago, etc.) dined over a three-course meal and enjoyed live music and fun times all in the spirit of charity. AID Atlanta was the organizational recipient of this charitable gala.

TV personality Eva Marcille served as the celebrity hostess of the event where she read a beautiful ode to gentlemen. Event hosts Gee Smalls and Juan Session closed the award ceremony portion of the Ball with an endearing dedication to each that touched hundreds of onlookers in the audience. Powerhouse vocalist Frenchie Davis rendered a show-stopping rendition of “I Am Changing” to end the festivities which was met with a thunderous applause.

Check out our fun-filled video below where hundreds and hundreds of women and men dined, danced and enjoyed the company of one another in ambiance of celebrating our community. You may notice a handful of familiar faces including Lonnell Williams (3LWTV), Damien Crawford, Maurice Jamal (“Friends & Lovers”), Rafer Singleton Johnson, Miss Lawrence “Real Housewives of Atlanta”, Anthony Antoine, Kevin Simmons (“The Skorpion Show”), Laurence Pickeney, Neko Bunch, Kidd Dupree, Paisley Jackson, Rod Watkins, Tommy Bennett, Rameses Frederick (Urban Socialites) and others.

THE BUZZ: G.SPOT Productions Enlists Eva Marcille & Frenchie Davis For Gentlemen’s Ball 2013

January 24, 2013 The G-List Society THE BUZZ No comments

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Atlanta event production company G. Spot Productions (Gee Smalls & Juan Session) plans to kick off 2013 in the city’s social with one the most sophisticated soirees that will be memorable for its attendees beyond the end of January. The Gentlemen’s Ball affair draws affluent Black gay men from all over to network and celebrate their fellowmen’s achievements over the ambiance of fine dining and live music.

TV personality Eva Marcille will emcee the event. A line-up of live musical talent is expected to perform including soulful dance diva Frenchie Davis.

This second annual of The Gentlemen’s Ball is a charity black-tie event in support of AID Atlanta’s Evolution Project, a drop-in community center for young black gay/bisexual men and transgender individuals between 18 and 28 years of age. The program staff helps these young men enhance their HIV and STD risk reduction skills by utilizing the will, talent and vision of the members themselves.

Check out this stellar event’s promo video and flyer below.

THE BUZZ: G.SPOT Productions Enlists Eva Marcille & Frenchie Davis For Gentlemen’s Ball 2013

January 17, 2013 The G-List Society THE BUZZ No comments

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Atlanta event production company G. Spot Productions (Gee Smalls & Juan Session) plans to kick off 2013 in the city’s social with one the most sophisticated soirees that will be memorable for its attendees beyond the end of January. The Gentlemen’s Ball affair draws affluent Black gay men from all over to network and celebrate their fellowmen’s achievements over the ambiance of fine dining and live music.

TV personality Eva Marcille will emcee the event. A line-up of live musical talent is expected to perform including soulful dance diva Frenchie Davis.

This second annual of The Gentlemen’s Ball is a charity black-tie event in support of AID Atlanta’s Evolution Project, a drop-in community center for young black gay/bisexual men and transgender individuals between 18 and 28 years of age. The program staff helps these young men enhance their HIV and STD risk reduction skills by utilizing the will, talent and vision of the members themselves.

Check out this stellar event’s promo video and flyer below.

THE BUZZ: G.SPOT Productions Enlists Eva Marcille & Frenchie Davis For Gentlemen’s Ball 2013

January 10, 2013 The G-List Society THE BUZZ No comments

The-Buzz

Atlanta event production company G. Spot Productions (Gee Smalls & Juan Session) plans to kick off 2013 in the city’s social with one the most sophisticated soirees that will be memorable for its attendees beyond the end of January. The Gentlemen’s Ball affair draws affluent Black gay men from all over to network and celebrate their fellowmen’s achievements over the ambiance of fine dining and live music.

TV personality Eva Marcille will emcee the event. A line-up of live musical talent is expected to perform including soulful dance diva Frenchie Davis.

This second annual of The Gentlemen’s Ball is a charity black-tie event in support of AID Atlanta’s Evolution Project, a drop-in community center for young black gay/bisexual men and transgender individuals between 18 and 28 years of age. The program staff helps these young men enhance their HIV and STD risk reduction skills by utilizing the will, talent and vision of the members themselves.

Check out this stellar event’s promo video and flyer below.

THE BUZZ: G.SPOT Productions Enlists Eva Marcille & Frenchie Davis For Gentlemen’s Ball 2013

January 3, 2013 The G-List Society THE BUZZ No comments

The-Buzz

Atlanta event production company G. Spot Productions (Gee Smalls & Juan Session) plans to kick off 2013 in the city’s social with one the most sophisticated soirees that will be memorable for its attendees beyond the end of January. The Gentlemen’s Ball affair draws affluent Black gay men from all over to network and celebrate their fellowmen’s achievements over the ambiance of fine dining and live music.

TV personality Eva Marcille will emcee the event. A line-up of live musical talent is expected to perform including soulful dance diva Frenchie Davis.

This second annual of The Gentlemen’s Ball is a charity black-tie event in support of AID Atlanta’s Evolution Project, a drop-in community center for young black gay/bisexual men and transgender individuals between 18 and 28 years of age. The program staff helps these young men enhance their HIV and STD risk reduction skills by utilizing the will, talent and vision of the members themselves.

Check out this stellar event’s promo video and flyer below.

THE BUZZ: G.SPOT Productions Enlists Eva Marcille & Frenchie Davis For Gentlemen’s Ball 2013

December 27, 2012 The G-List Society THE BUZZ No comments

The-Buzz

Atlanta event production company G. Spot Productions (Gee Smalls & Juan Session) plans to kick off 2013 in the city’s social with one the most sophisticated soirees that will be memorable for its attendees beyond the end of January. The Gentlemen’s Ball affair draws affluent Black gay men from all over to network and celebrate their fellowmen’s achievements over the ambiance of fine dining and live music.

TV personality Eva Marcille will emcee the event. A line-up of live musical talent is expected to perform including soulful dance diva Frenchie Davis.

This second annual of The Gentlemen’s Ball is a charity black-tie event in support of AID Atlanta’s Evolution Project, a drop-in community center for young black gay/bisexual men and transgender individuals between 18 and 28 years of age. The program staff helps these young men enhance their HIV and STD risk reduction skills by utilizing the will, talent and vision of the members themselves.

Check out this stellar event’s promo video and flyer below.

BLACK GAYS ROCK!!! 50 Most Impressionable, Influential & Inspirational Black LGBT Personalities Of 2012 (Pt. 1)

December 14, 2012 The G-List Society AWARDS & HONORS, BLACK GAYS ROCK 13 comments

2012 has become the most accomplished year for the Black LGBT community. As the past years and decades have seen and awarded the same familiar faces as leaders and pioneers in the community for the same, and often outdated, accomplishments, The G-List Society recognizes 50 individuals and groups in the Black LGBT community who commanded the attention of thousands and millions within and beyond the community. Their influences, voices, gifts and contributions made history and headlines in 2012.

This list of notables include familiar faces who have been on many other LGBT lists, especially as the Black representatives, as well as unsung heroes, vocal radicals and revolutionary game changers who have become the newest sensations or have received their long-overdue praise publicly.

Chosen by Waddie G. and a select group of LGBT leaders and personalities, here is the first part of The 50 Most Impressionable, Influential & Inspirational Black LGBT Personalities Of 2012, numbers 21-50. Yes, we have ranked the influential and intriguing Black LGBT people of 2012. There are a few controversial shockers included and maybe a surprise or two on who did not make the cut.

Drum roll please…

50. Red Summer (educator/poet)

Chicago native and Atlanta resident Summer is a force to reckon when it comes to the power of the spoken word. Basking in the co-signs from wordsmith icons such as C.C. Carter and Tim’m West, Summer’s literary pieces and speeches won rave reviews across the nation and has earned her a nomination for an Out Music Award.

49. 5Friends4Life and its founders/hosts Kevin Edwards, Warren A. Huntley, Carlton Brown, Dante McCommon and Freddie Johnson (philanthropists/event hosts)

Atlanta event planner Huntley became a household name in the event planning industry several years ago, but his philanthropic endeavors with his closest friends in 5Friends4Life became an admirable mainstay in the Black LGBT community. Their social events, including their annual white attire and black attire affairs, brought the most memorable experiences for thousands of attendees in Atlanta’s most sophisticated venues and settings. Look out for Huntley’s next production, the Inauguration black-tie party in January 2013, as the talk of the town when it hits Washington DC.