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A calendar of events for gay community celebrations across the globe from May 16 - November 22, 2015 is presented which includes the annual Canal Parade in Amsterdam, the Pride Parade at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual (LGBT) Swedish festival and Pride Parade in the New York Pride Week.

The article offers travel tips on the 5 best beaches for gay people in Mexico including the Playa de Los Muertos in Puerto Vallarta, also known as "Blue Chair Beach," the Playa Condesa in Acapulco that mostly caters to the local gay community and the Playa Delfines in Cancun that offers access to the Mayan ruins.

The article presents predictions of top party players in the gay scene in Los Angeles, California for the future of their city's nightlife. They talk about the evolution of their nightlife with the progress of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual/transgendered culture, the switch to more music-driven, and the diverse community of beautiful people such as actors and models. Also discussed are the presence of celebrities, the circuit party scene, and the acceptance into heterosexual culture.

A calendar of events for the gay community in 2014 is presented including Koroneburg Old World Renaissan Festival, L.A. Vegan Beer & Food Festival and Poseidon Dance Party.

Several photographs of various events related to the gay community in California are presented.

A calendar of events related to gay community in Southern California is presented including East Side parties Shh and Stud '79, Cub Scout, and Otter Pop.

The article recalls various topics of interest to gay community in Southern California published in the periodical for the year 2011. The top 10 moments of the gay sports leagues in the state were featured in the January issue. Tips on dating for the month of February were discussed by Michael Anthony. Other topics include drought-tolerant plants by landscape architect Bradley Tuck, trends in anti-aging procedure, and the inauguration of California governor Jerry Brown.

A calendar of events for the Los Angeles, California area gay community in July 2011 is presented, which includes the Rub Out event at Eagle L.A., Classic Beer Bust at Faultline, and the Super Cherry Pop Remixed event at Ultra Suede.

A calendar of weekly special events and other related gay bar activities for the gay community in Los Angeles, California crowd as of September 2010 is presented including Candis Cayne at The Abbey, Boys Night Out at Circus Disco, and Caliente at MJ's.

The article profiles six people from the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transsexual (GLBT) community in Los Angeles, California. They are Diverse and Inclusive Visionary Artists (DIVA) founder Nelson Melegrito, photographer Zackary Drucker, theater manager Mr. Dan, entertainers James Lent and Rudy de la Mor, and school administrator Katie McGrath.

The article discusses ways by which gay men can participate in the Los Angeles Pride event. Stephan Horbelt says that one can write his representative whom he thinks can best represent and fight for the gay community. Chad Clark suggests to give an hour or two to volunteer in gay events and join organizations to support the community. Japhy Grant says that small ways such as experiencing Los Angeles by walking its streets can be a good way to support and enjoy one's social life.

The article presents a travel guide to Toronto, Ontario. Information is presented on the Gloucester Square Inns. The gay village along Church Street is discussed, as well as its commercial establishments. Several walking tours are available in Toronto that highlights its internationally renowned and historically significant architecture.

Focuses on the status of the gay communities in Dallas, Texas. Signs of gay life in the city; Redevelopment plans for the city; Arts and cultural centers for gay men that can be found in the city.

Interviews Sharon Mitchell, ex-pornography star and head of the Adult Industry Medical Healthcare clinic in Los Angeles, California. Use of polymerase chain reaction DNA test in the clinic to screen for HIV; Awareness of the gay community about HIV infection; Advice for the community to address the stigma that comes along with any sexually transmitted disease.

The article presents the authors' list of late night activities for the gay community in Los Angeles, California including socialization at the Pump club, dining at the Taco Truck food stall, and pickup services from the trolley company WeHo Pickup.

A calendar of entertainment events related to gay communities is presented including the play "Global Taxi Driver," the exhibition "Transgender Hirstory in 99 Objects" at the Museum of Transgender Hirstory and Art, and the reception of gay erotic artist Jiraiya at Tom's House.

The article offers travel tips for gay men in Las Vegas, Nevada, and includes recommendations for dining, nightlife, and shopping.

A calendar of events for the Los Angeles, California in February 2015 is presented, which includes the Downtown Dark Nights, the Sex and the City Zoo party and the comic convention The Marvel Experience.

Several photographs taken at lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) parties and events in Southern California as of March 2013 are presented.

An interview with Spanish-American entertainer Charo is presented. She describes her first U.S. television appearance on "The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson, and her views on being one of the first people to go by a singular name. Charo shares how she started playing the guitar, and her work with the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). She talks about her relationship with the gay community, and the release of her album "Sexy, Sexy" in February 2011.

The article offers the insights of the new Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) chief Charlie Beck regarding the LGBT community. It states that he supports the gay marriage explaining that people have the right to choose their sexual orientation. It also notes that Beck was chosen by Los Angeles, California Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa to replace the former LAPD chief because of his character and integrity. Moreover, it adds that the LGBT community also offers support for the LAPD chief.

An interview with performer Selene Luna is presented. When asked how she sees herself fitted into the gay community, according to her, she's been a part of the community her whole life. She mentions that she is engaged in a lot of shows and does different stuffs with Nadya Ginsburg, her comedy sketch partner. She reveals that her favorite horror film is "Demonic Toys 2: Personal Demons." She feels that it is Halloween all year long due to her various Halloween activities.

The provides information on the cruising opportunities and services offered by California-based Atlantis Events for the gay community. The company's vice president of sales and marketing Oscar Yuan offers an insight about the travel destinations and schedule offered by Atlantis, as well as the activities that gay couple can enjoy while on cruise. Yuan explains that Atlantis offers parties and entertainment for the gay community in recognition for its pro-gay clientele.

This section offers news briefs concerning the gay community. Talkshow host Ellen DeGeneres was ranked No. 1 on "Out" magazine's second annual Power 50 list. Richard Lane, a rector at an Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia, criticized Judge Michael Kirby for living with his same-sex partner while at the same time calling himself a Christian Anglican. A cemetery in Copenhagen, Denmark has set aside an area called Regnbuen specifically as burial sites for LGBT people.

This section offers news briefs related to the gay community as of November 2007. Over 7,000 marchers participated in the fifth annual gay pride parade in Taipei, Taiwan on May 13. Donna Rose, the only transgender on the Board of Directors of the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), has resigned over the decision of HRC to not oppose a version of the U.S. Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) that excludes protection for gender identity. Stephen Gutwillig, executive director of Outfest, will resign at the end of the year.

The article highlights the timeliness for the gay political campaign consultants and fund-raisers to campaign their Democrat presidential candidates in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transsexual (GLBT) communities in Southern California. The author says the support that Democrat candidates give to several GLBT issues makes it enough reason to target the gay communities. Jeremy Bernard, Rick Jacobs and Yashar Hedayat are among the consultants aiming to boost their candidates in the region.

The article features the Caribbean island of Curaçao, which is fast becoming a very popular travel destination for the gay community and recommends several lodging, entertainment/amusement and dining establishments in the area. According to the author, the Floris Suite Hotel is considered as among the world's elite design hotels. The Curacao Sea Aquarium offers deep-sea diving classes.

The article highlights the Aspen Gay Ski Week, the oldest gay ski week in North America from January 15-22, 2006 and Altitude 2006, the annual gay ski week in Whistler, British Columbia from February 4-12, 2006. The four impressive mountains that make up the Aspen/Snowmass ski region contain trails for every level of skier and boarder. The Altitude 2006 will takes place on the two spectacular adjoining mountains of Whistler and Blackcomb. INSET: A SMALLER SLOPE.

Reports on a celebration in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil honoring gay icon Carmen Miranda, beginning in August 2005 and lasting until early 2006. Demise of Miranda at the age of 46; Make-up artist Ulisses Rabelo's use of photographs for the creation of busts and one full size mannequin; Rio native Albert Barreto's private collection of Carmen Miranda memorabilia; Celebrations of Miranda's life in other areas of Rio.

The article examines gay issues surrounding Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who despite not appearing in polls of likely Republican presidential candidates, do have the same chances as Mitt Romney and former Florida governor Jeb Bush. Topics discussed include the history of Graham's gay rumors that started in the early 1990s and his stand on various issues affecting the gay community like marriage equality and repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell."

The article discusses the demographic shifts in gay neighborhoods as more straight people move in. Topics covered include the loss of gay nightlife landmarks in Silver Lake, Los Angeles, the cultural significance of Silver Lake and West Hollywood for their history in gay rights, and the need for gay neighborhoods as places buffering against bigotry. It discusses assimilation into the mainstream, and the continuing success of the drinking establishment Akbar.

The article provides moments in the history of the gay community in Los Angeles, California according to ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives. Topics include the role of ballet dancer and metal sculptor Sascha Brastoff in the 1944 film "Winged Victory," early photo albums of antique store owners Matthew Schmidt and partner Albert Antunes documenting non-bar gay scene from the 1960s to the 1970s and 1953 photo booth pictures of Mattachine Society members Martin F. Block and J.J. Belanger kissing.

The article provides updates on the gay community in California as of August 2014. These include the approval of Phase II of a redevelopment of West Hollywood Park between San Vicente and Robertson Boulevards by West Hollywood City Council, a press conference by State Senator Ricardo Lara in front of public restrooms at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach to support his Potty Parity for Parents Act, and a panel at the 2014 Comic-Con devoted to transgender issues in the media.

The article offers information on several balls for the gay community in Vienna, Austria. Topics covered include the estimated number of balls hosted by the city annually and the combination of imperial ball culture and irreverent wit for the Rainbow Ball. Also mentioned are the highlights of the Opera Ball, Kreativball and Concordia Ball.

This section offers news briefs on the gay community in Los Angeles, California as of Aril 2014. It announces the opening of EightyTwo entertainment venue at the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles. A preview of the show of the alternative rock band the Pixies at the Hollywood Bowl is presented. The message of the photo series "American Queen" by Kyle Jackson is stated.

The article reports that the Latino Equality Alliance has launched an event in Boyles Heights in Los Angeles, California with the objective of uniting the lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) community on the issue of health care inequality. It highlights the difficulties faced by marginalized LGBT people of color, including having to leave one's own community in order to get access to health care services.

The article offers information on the "Comfort & Joy" holiday concert to be conducted by the gay community in Palm Springs, California in December 2012.

The article features American singer and actress Liza Minnelli. It discusses her career and accomplishments at the entertainment industry and mentions her support to the LGBT community. It also tackles her performance at the MenAlive Winter Spectacular event in Orange County, California and notes the participation of the gay community.

The article presents news briefs related to gay community in Orange County, California. Vocalist Steve Tyrell will perform cabaret shows to be held at Segerstrom Center in Costa Mesa on January 5-8, 2012. The semifinals of the Barlesque L.A. contest will be held at Pistons Bar on December 31, 2011. The Queen Mary Hotel is offering New Year's eve parties with fireworks on December 31, 2011.

The article presents news briefs related to gay community in Palm Springs, California. Crooner John Davidson will perform in the Palm Springs Follies production, titled "Hot! Hot! Hot!" with New Year's Eve shows. The 19th annual Wildlights Holiday Festival will be held in Palm Desert. A Beginning Tai Chi class will be offered at the LGBT Center of the Desert.

The article features the activities of the gay community in Palm Springs, Coachella Valley, Los Angeles, California with a political purpose. It cites the 25th Anniversary Palm Springs Pride Celebration that will be conducted in 2011 with the theme "Justice Today, Equality Forever!" It presents the recipients of the 2011 Lifetime Achievement Awards, including Jean Harris, Gilbert Baker and John Palatinus.

The article presents news briefs related to gay community in Palm Springs, California including the launch of the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway's Annual Snow Guessing content, the classic car show "Casual Concours," and a six-week meditation class offered by the Golden Rainbow.

The article focuses on the uncertainties regarding the Don't Ask, Don't Tell (DADT) Repeal Act that will allow members of the U.S. gay community to serve the military. The law does not provide specific timeline for the actual end of DADT. It does not include any mechanism on providing equal benefits to families, partners and legal spouses. It also excludes legal protections against anti-gay discrimination.

A preview of several calendars for the gay community is presented including one featuring rocker Adam Lambert, 2011 Transguys Calendar Project, and the 2011 American Heroes calendar.

The article presents information on events of interest to the gay community to be held in Palm Springs, California in December 2010. They include the 19th Annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade, group discussions to be held by the Book Club for Lesbians at the Golden Rainbow Center-SAGE and the 18th Annual Wreath Auction to benefit the AIDS Assistance Program (AAP) to be hosted by Street Bar Palm Springs.

Photographs of nightclub parties and other related events for the gay and lesbian community in Los Angeles, California are presented including the Mustache Mondays at La Cita Bar, the Tiger Heat show in Avalon Nightclub, and the Elevation Mammoth Gay Ski Week in Mammoth Lakes, California.

The article offers news briefs related to the gay community in the U.S. Equality California's Faith Outreach Committee of the Desert Cities and the Shalom Group of the Jewish Federation will be hosting a forum on how to increase the Jewish community's support for civil marriage rights for same-sex couples. Two-time Grammy winner Rita Coolidge has made her "Fabulous Palm Springs Follies" debut. Trio Restaurant will be celebrating an event to benefit the AIDS Assistance Program on March 7, 2010.

The article presents various issues and topics related to the gay community. It indicates that a person's action can play a crucial role in the safety and sanity of the many. WeHo disc jockey (DJ) John Thomas was physically assaulted in Sydney, Australia after spinning for gay Aussies during an event.

Information about the topics discussed at the national Creating Change conference in Dallas, Texas on February 3-7, 2010 is presented. It highlights the Movement address delivered by National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Executive Director Rea Carey. It also cites a generational divide explored by a panel of 14 activists in the gay community. It talks on the blind spot about catalyzing grassroots activism described by Tanner Efinger of Equality Across America.