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The article reviews the rose champagne Moët Nectar Imperial Rosé produced by the wineries company Moët & Chandon.

The article presents information on the art exhibition "Imitation of Life" which features the works of photographer Cindy Sherman, held at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles, California from June to October 2016.

The article features various sneakers released by sportswear makers in time for summer 2016 which include the New Balance Fresh Foam 1080, the Asics Gel-Quantum, and the Nike Sock Dart SE.

The article reports that donut shop Voodoo, founded by Kenneth Pogson and Tres Shannon, will open at the Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles, California.

The article reports that the Board of Recreation and Parks Commissioners in Los Angeles, California overturned the approval for the construction of a basketball court that was supposed to replace the old tennis court in Runyon Canyon.

The article offers information on the Mr. Black L.A., a gay party and union to be held on June 10 in Los Angeles, California.

The article presents a list of reasons for loving Los Angeles County Museum of Art, a museum in Los Angeles, California including Rain Room fountain, Ray's and Stark Bar for food, and social media game on social sites Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter.

An interview with Chelsea Handler, host and ringleader of the show "Chelsea Lately," is presented. She says that she will be going to Puerto Rico to spend the holidays. She emphasizes that she enjoys as the only woman in late-night television. She stresses that her third book "Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang" is a bunch of personal essays.

The article reviews several eateries and restaurants in Los Angeles, California including Torung Restaurant at Hollywood Blvd., Asanedo at Ventura Blvd., and Flourish at Wilshire Blvd.

An interview with Kathy Griffin, author of "Official Book Club Selection: A Memoir According to Kathy Griffin" and Lisa Lampanelli, author "Chocolate Please: My Adventures in Food, Fat and Freaks" is presented. Griffin and Lampanelli both comment on questions about their family, their gay fans and their memoirs. Griffin cites her goal to win an Emmy while Lampanelli describes why gays love her stand-up act.

An interview with actor, model, and artist Trevor Wayne is presented. When asked about his" Pin-Up Show" magazine, he states that it is basically a zine style magazine which is based on old physique pictorials. He adds that his magazine is only available on his website and he plans to have a launch party for it on the first or second week of September 2009. He comments that he does not want anyone to focus on the nudity as the main thing on his site.

The article profiles artist J. P. Calderon based in California. Calderon has reportedly made his first appearance on television as a contestant on "Survivor: Cook Islands" and then later appeared on its three seasons of the Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency. Accordingly, his decision to come out publicly as a gay man has become a major storyline during the show's second season.

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.

The article profiles Patrick Mahaney, doctor of veterinary medicine and advocate of LGBT pet community based in Los Angeles, California. According to the author, Mahaney graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1999 and the most sought-after pet health experts. In addition, the author notes that the veterinary practice of Mahaney includes Eastern therapies, acupuncture and yoga which he believes provides better pet management.

The article focuses on the preferences of four Los Angeles, California residents when it comes to a nightlife spot in the city. Realtor Mike Wilson and his friends like to begin the night at Colorado Wine Co. because it offers weekly wine tasting. Student Corey Spears says that his group usually go to a bar in West Hollywood.

The article focuses on South California native Christopher Beroiz and a gay ballroom dancing class he produced in conjunction with the city of West Hollywood. It mentions that Beroiz was trained to dance by his aunts at family parties since he was nine years-old. He notes that he felt more fulfilled when he began working with his male partner than partnering with female dancers. His desire to teach gays prompted him to produce the dancing class.

The article reports on the partnership of nightlife events promoters Tom Whitman and Ivan Kane to create Lucky Devil Burlesque, a weekly male burlesque event at Forty Deuce venue owned by Kane in Los Angeles, California. In Lucky Devil, sexy women were replaced by their male equivalents who are professional dancers as opposed to go-go boys.

The article discusses the annual IlluminateSan Francisco (IlluminateSF) festival held during December which features 16 light artworks across the city including the Bliss Dance light installation at the Great Lawn of Treasure Island, the travelling light art sculpture that started at Burning Man in 2009 which is presently at the Embarcadero Pier 14 and The Bay Lights on the western part of San Francisco Bridge designed by Willie L. Brown in 2013 that will be reinstalled by Illuminate the Arts nonprofit by 2016.

The article discusses the fifth annual Matinee Las Vegas Festival to be held at the Cowabunga Bay from May 22-25, 2015 which features party events at the wave pool, water slides and the lazy river.

The article presents an interview with Hollywood actresses Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara on their film "Hot Pursuit" and its making including their comments on how comfortable they were on the set, how they decided to work together, and their on-screen intimate scene.

The article presents a debate whether American company Southwest Airlines's decision to increase seat cushion size and make the armrests narrower in their 737 airplanes for their regular flyers will make their customers happy.

A review is offered for the restaurant Eveleigh in Los Angeles, California.

The article presents a discussion between the author and selected residents of Los Angeles, California which aims to compare the nightlife scene in Los Angeles and in New York City. Topics discussed include the resident's recollection of their time living in New York City, their impression of the late night activities in New York City, and their opinions on the "last call" policy of Los Angeles.

A review is offered for the Cascabel restaurant located in Toluca Lake in Los Angeles, California.

The article discusses the policy adopted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) which imposes a one-year celibacy period for gay and bisexual blood donors and mentions the creation of the online campaign called The Celibacy Challenge in response to the FDA policy.

The article offers information on the online tailoring system developed by the clothing brand Stantt for the production of custom-made menswear.

The article offers information on the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association's convention to be held in Los Angeles, California from April 8 to 11, 2015.

The article features the Related Garments, a line of matching socks and boxer briefs from brothers Mike and David Appel.

The article describes several cocktails offered at different restaurants in California including Spring Fever at the Church Key, Beet Blossom at Umami Burger, and Frontiers Special at the Fat Dog.

The article reports on the launch of adventure game "The Cavern," by entertainment firm Escape Room L. A. founder John Hennessy on March 25, 2015.

The article offers hair coloring tips for gay men from celebrity hair expert Justin Anderson, including the color to use, hair washing and the use of a purple shampoo to keep gray hair looking fresh and silvery.

The article presents two entertainment deals, the creation of a live-action adaptation of the video game "Legend of Zelda" from video streaming service Netflix and consumer electronics company Nintendo and movie production of the comic book hero Spider-Man from Marvel Comics and conglomerate Sony.

The article discusses issues concerning the access of gay men to Truvada, a drug from biopharmaceutical firm Gilead approved for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), under health insurance plans in the U.S. as of February 2015.

The article reviews several Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-DOS) and Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) video games, including Super Mario Bros., Mega Man and the Oregon Trail.

The article reviews the exhibition "Postcards from the Edge: A Benefit for Visual AIDS" to be held in Chelsea, New York on January 31-February 1, 2015.

The article presents several podcasts as of early 2015, including "Working" from slate.com, "Monsters of Talk" from monstersoftalk.net, and "Rachel And Miles X-Plain The X-Men" from rachelandmiles.com.

The article looks issues arising from a Penis Pendant Necklace that was designed and released by Tom Ford.

The article previews the theatrical production "Barbarella" starring Peaches Christ to be performed in San Francisco Bay Area in California, evaluates the Uno Dos Tacos Mexican restaurant located in San Francisco, and reports on the opening of the Brewcade bar.

The article reports on the film offers for December 2014 in the streaming film service provider Netflix which include "Almost Famous," "American Beauty," and "The Wolf of Wall Street."

The article offers brief information on several equipment and supplies for physical fitness exercise including the Earin Earbuds, the 2(x)ist Sweats Collection men's underwear, and the Stance Socks.

The article reports on the selection of Kathy Griffin as replacement for the late Joan Rivers as host of the television series "Fashion Police" in 2014.

The article presents remarks from LGBT party planner Andrés Rigal about the decision to move the Saturday night event Plastic Fantastic from Eleven Nightclub to Rage in Los Angeles, California beginning November 15, 2014.

The article provides information on the Escape Room L.A.: The Detective, a real-life escape game created by John Hennessy, which will open to the public in Los Angeles, California on December 3, 2014.

The article offers information on the holiday-themed party event Pie at Akbar in Los Angeles, California on November 26, 2014.

The article offers information on the photography book and cookbook "Food Truck Road Trip: A Cookbook," by Kim Pham, Philip Shen and Terry Phillips.

A review is offered for The Springs, a raw vegan restaurant, organic juice bar, yoga studio, wellness center, communal event space and retail located at Downtown Los Angeles' (DTLA) Arts District in Los Angeles, California.

The article offers information on Miss Gay America, the longest-running female impersonator pageant, to be held in Nashville, Tennessee from October 8-12, 2014.

The article presents brief character of various actors that have played role of fictitious character Sherlock Holmes in their films including Ian McKellan, Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller.