If you go to the Dining Out For Life website, you might be impressed by the border crossing this international event is getting. Cities and towns from all over the U.S. and southern Canada are participating in what seems to be a great way to generate publicity and awareness, if not cold hard cash. Of [...]
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I just noticed that a month after his tragic passing, Mel Cheren’s bio at West End Records’ website is still not updated. It doesn’t mention his death and all the verbs are in present tense. He also doesn’t have his own wikipedia page. This is more proof that the man who was at the helm [...]
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*Huckabee being his crazy self
The 2008 presidential election is already in the forefront of our minds as we wait to see how each candidate will come down on important issues, especially issues which directly impact the LGBTQ community. For the first time in history our issues are really taking a powerful front in a presidential [...]
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AIDS is a part of our community, and for many younger members it always has been. They heard about it in health class, and many do not personally know anyone in their age demographic who is positive…yet. In an attempt to combat the homophobic misconceptions that HIV/AIDS is a “gay disease,” public health committees, the [...]
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