Search

An interview with American actress and comedian Kathy Griffin is presented. When asked about her gay charity work, she says it comes from having many friends in the LGBT community and her identification with the community. She also shares her idea of a "party," her views on news programming and her plans for her May 2013 show at the Dolby Theater.

The article offers information on several significant events in the LGBT community in 2012. It mentions the winning of the Queen's Trophy by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation for its Tournament of Roses Parade float. It cites the advent of dating applications (apps) including Scruff, Hornet, and Grindr. It adds that Karen Ocamb of the journal "Frontiers" discussed the Mayors for the Freedom to Marry campaign with Houston, Texas Mayor Annise Parker.

The article features the top 25 personalities in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community in South California. Chastity "Chaz" Bono has recently launched his book "Transition," which chronicles his personal life story. The other featured individuals are Marquita Thomas, Anthony Gutierrez, and Christopher Rice.

The article presents information on several international pride celebrations. "Build Your Pride!" is the theme of the pride parade in Rome, Italy which will take place from June 1 to 12, 2011. The Pride Week in Berlin, Germany will focus on strengthening the LGBT culture. Pride London is hosting a cake making contest to name the 2011 Pride London official cake.

The article offers developments related to LGBT community in California. A review is made on the book "The Bohemians" by Ben Tarnoff. A ban is lifted by the Los Angeles City Council on the street art and public murals. Unionmade, a San Francisco-based menswear boutique, chose Santa Monica as its second outpost back in 2011.

The article lists the top 2014 crop of sexy, silly and stylish calendars for the LGBT communities in the U.S. including the 2014 moon phases calendars, the 2014 Stendig calendars and the Unraveling calendars.

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 focuses on the membership of Fred Arens and Jason Duguay in the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center's Young Professionals Council (YPC) in Los Angeles, California. It notes that they have been the funding members of the YPC and are considered as the best in fundraising and event planning for gay community. It mentions that YPC is a group of men and women under 40 who encourages the programs of Gay and Lesbian Center and works to attract younger crowd to get involved in the LGBT community.

A calendar of events in the LGBT community in Los Angeles, California is presented including the Into the Night: The Wild Side after-dark party on August 30, 2013, the Trannyshack L.A. show on August 30, 2013, and the Size party on September 1, 2013.

The article offers information on Dragstrip 66, the longest-running underground dance club in Los Angeles, California held on the second Saturday of every month. Dragstrip commemorates the art of gender-bending through a drag show and dance clubs. The drag show begins at midnight which is followed by the promenade of those who have dressed up for the theme to present themselves to the masses. A mix of guys, girls and everything in between, participates in Dragstrip.