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A review is offered for the Trio Restaurant, located in Palm Springs, California.

The article features 42-year-old dentist Naz Tofigh, owner of the new boutique advanced dentistry practice Thirty-2 in Los Angeles, California. It claims that Tofigh studied at a dental school at the San Francisco, California-based University of the Pacific. Tofigh specializes in cosmetic and restorative dentistry.

The article offers information on various events to be held in Long Beach, California, including the Red Heel fundraising party, Open Mic Night at Torrance's South BayCenter's open mike coffee house and a bike parade to celebrate the Fourth of July.

A calendar of events for July 2011 of interest to the LGBT community in Los Angeles, California is presented, including a free screening of the film "Beach Blanket Bingo," the Twentysomething Tuesdays event offered by the Center OC and the performance of the "Jerry Springer: The Opera," a strictly adults-only show based on the long-running talk show.

The article profiles liposuction specialist Doctor David Amron. He likens liposuction to sculpting, saying that there is so much artistry involved in the procedure. Amron relates that not everyone who has unwanted body fat is a good candidate for liposuction, and that he only accepts patients whose bodies are disproportionate.

A calendar of gay-related events in the Long Beach, California area for June-July 2011 is presented, including the Boys in the Band screening at the Art Theatre on June 23, the 8th charity Sunset Cruise around Long Beach Harbor on July 2, and the Web Site Story concert at the Scottish Rite Theatre on June 25.

A calendar of gay-related events for the Orange County area in California for June 2011 is presented including the Mamma Mia! musical play on June 21-26, the Pacific Symphony orchestra performing on June 16-18, and D is for Dog play on June 17-19, all happening in Costa Mesa, California.

The article previews A Rockin' Ice, a gourmet food truck that serves Hawaiian-style shave ice.

The article announces several entertainment events in Orange County, California for June 2011 including the "Burn the Floor" show and pianist Yuja Wang's performances at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, and the musical "The Wild Party" at the Theatre Out.

The article announces entertainment events in Long Beach (LB), California for June 2011 including the premiere of the documentary film "Teach Your Children Well" at the Art Theatre, the AIDS Walk featuring 22-year-old human immunodeficiency virus-positive man Walter Langford, and the showing of "Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead" at the LB Playhouse.

The article offers a brief profile of the Southern California Social Club, a social networking and digital country club serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in Los Angeles, California.

This sections offers news briefs in Long Beach, California, including the attendance of Mayor Bob Foster at a Pride Kick-off party, the annual Luaght Until You Tinkle show and the AIDS Walk Long Beach.

This section offers news briefs in Orange County, California, including the "Napoli" ballet performance of the Royal Danish Ballet, the fundraising for AIDS Walk OC and the Harvey Milk Celebration to honor Harvey Milk, a gay leader who was killed.

The article profiles fitness trainer Jeremy Manning, a partner in Elevation fitness gym at Santa Monica Boulevard in California. Manning believes in the transformative power of working out which means that strength is not just physical presence but also state of mind. He established a nonprofit organization called Uplift Project that offers fitness programs for victims of physical and/or substance abuse.

A calendar of live performances and other events of interest to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community in Long Beach, California, in 2011 is presented which includes the screening of the documentary "Teach Your Children Well," speed dating events, and the Harvey Milk Day art and photo exhibition.

A calendar of live performances and other events of interest to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) community in Orange County, California, in 2011 is presented which includes the play "9 to 5: The Musical," the Orange County's Pride celebration, and the Center OC gala honoring actress Estelle Harris.

The author describes the My 12 Step Store being operated by marketing director R. J. Holguin in West Hollywood, California, to sell hope for the journey of recovery in the form of books, cards, mugs, T-shirts, jewelry, candles, medallions, and novelty items.

The article offers information on events in Long Beach, California for the period April to May 2011 including a screening of the film "Homewrecker," the Long Beach Comic-Con event, and a talk by actor Leonard Nimoy.

The article offers information on events in Orange County, California for the period April to May 2011 including the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Walk Orange County, the 14th annual Pacific Playwrights Festival, and a performance by Eifman Ballet.

The article offers information on the medical practice of Dr. Zuri Murrell in Los Angeles, California, and discusses his promotion of colonoscopies to check for possible colon cancer and other bowel diseases.

The article offers information on events held in Long Beach, California including viewing of "The Songs of Tennessee Williams," on March 24, 2011, Nonprofit Fundraising Seminar on March 24, 2011, and Musical Theatre West performance of "Summer of Love" on April 1, 2011.

The article offers information on events held in Orange County, California including a Nathan Gunn concert from March 24 to 27, 2011, Body Image Self-Esteem Group every Wednesday, and a Theatre Out performance of "Suddenly, Last Summer" on March 25, 2011.

The article presents Capitol Drugs, a medication store based in West Hollywood, California.

The article presents information on various LGBT events in Long Beach, California, including a Monster Ball on February 26, 2011, the Philip Glass Festival from February 27 to March 20 and the Parsons Dance Co. production of "Remember Me."

The article offers information on several LGBT events in Orange County, California, including a revival of the musical "Rock of Ages," a reception for gay and gay-friendly businesses that will be hosted by the California Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, and an Empowerment Dinner seminar.

The article presents an update on events of interest to the gay community in Long Beach, California in February 2011, including a talk by chef Anthony Bourdin at the Cerritos Center for Performing Arts, the showing of the 1990 film "Surgikill" at the Art Theatre, and the Father-Daughter Dance.

The article presents an update on gay events in Orange County, California in February 2011, including the annual Academy Affair of the Men Alive, the theatrical production "Monsieur Chopin" and the Ragin' Cajun event.

This section offers news briefs of interest to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in Long Beach, California, including the Long Beach Opera's presentation of "Medea," the Musical Theatre West's presentation of "CATS" and the availability of grants from AIDS Walk.

This section offers news briefs of interest to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in Orange County, California, including the presentation of the rock opera "The Who's Tommy," the renaming of the Orange County Performing Arts Center, and the Human Rights Campaign's sponsorship of the 2011 Women's Music Festival.

This section offers news briefs on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community including the return of weekly schedule of the South Bay Center's women's groups, re-election of Ron Sylvester as chair for the Center Long Beach and the opening of the play "The Mint Julep Murders."

The article offers information on various Christmas events in Long Beach, California including the Smooth Jazz Christmas 2010 concert by jazz saxophonist Dave Koz, the social gathering and monthly networking event of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) business/creative people, and Operation Santa Paws.

The article offers information on various Christmas events for 2010 in Orange County, California including a concert by Andy Williams from December 16 to 18, Club Lucky hip-hop/Top 40 dance night on December 22, and the monthly support group meeting for transgenders at the Center OC in Santa Ana.

The article focuses on the efforts of Michael Weaver, vice president of Harrah's Entertainment in Las Vegas, Nevada, to market Harrah's as a gay-friendly destination.

A review is offered for the Blue Moon Resort, located in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The article discusses the career of interior designer Roger Thomas of Wynn Resorts and his significant contributions to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The article announces that Gwen Migita is the recipient of the Woman of the Year Award from the Lesbian and Gay Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.

A review is offered for the Secret adult-fantasy nightclub located in Valley View Boulevard in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The article features Larry Edwards, an impersonator of singer Tina Turner.

The article profiles U.S. disk jockey and nightlife promoter Lisa Pittman who is the person behind some of the parties and events in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2010 including the Kitty Dip pool party at the Venetian Hotel and the Booty Bar party at the Bootleger nightclub.

The article features Terry Hernandez' SinCityQSocials, a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) social networking group voted "Best Social Group" by "City Life" and "QVegas" readers in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The article focuses on the Pride Picnic sponsored by the South Bay Center in California until September 2010.

The article reports on the screening of "Stonewall Uprising," a new documentary about the June 1969 Stonewall raids, at the Art Theatre in Long Beach, California on August 26, 2010.

The article focuses on programs launched by the Wynn hotel and resort in Las Vegas, Nevada to attract gay travelers including the development of a special Pride section on their Web site.

The article focuses on the No Excuses gala of the Human Rights Campaign to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada from August 28 to 29, 2010.

The article features gay nightlife promoter Eduardo Cordova, who has introduced such concepts as the Closet Sunday at the Cathouse at the Luxor Hotel, and the Bare Pool concept at the Mirage Resort and Casino, both in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The article reports on the creation of the Pride concierge at the Wynn Las Vegas and Encore hotels in Las Vegas, Nevada, for the benefit of their lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) guests.

The article reports on the activities of the Los Angeles Service Club, a group established by Harrison Bloom of Los Angeles, California, that encourages volunteerism among organizations and individuals. The Midsummer Night's Dance Marathon for the benefit of children with HIV/AIDS organized by the group will be held at Fubar in West Hollywood on August 1, 2010. The group also formed Camp Laurel, a free summer camp for teenagers and adolescents affected with HIV/AIDS.

The article offers information on various events to be held in the Los Angeles area in California, including the distribution of grants from the Imperial Court of Long Beach to qualified area projects, the fourth annual Mr. Southern California (SoCal) Gay Biker contest on July 25, 2010 and the third annual CARE to Dine fundraising event on August 12, 2010.

The article offers information on theater performances and other events to be held in the Los Angeles area in California, including a concert by the Cirque de la Symphonie at the Verizon Amphitheatre on July 17, 2010, a performance of the musical "Zanna, Don't" at Theatre Out through July 31, 2010 and the holding of the Orange County Pride Festival in Irvine.

The article focuses on the fund raising event, Saddle Up, which is a two-hour trail horse ride through Griffin Park in Los Angeles, California. AIDS activist Sunnie Rose Berger details the history of the fund raising event. The event features celebrity trail guides such as reality show actress Stephanie Pratt and Australian actor Ben Pauley. According to the article, Saddle Up is the major fundraiser for The Life Group Los Angeles.