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The article reviews clothing and accessories including t-shirts by designer Valentino, Mickey Hoodie by clothing company Topman, and sneakers Fish ‘N' Chips by shoe maker Base London.

A calendar of events in Los Angeles area from September 21, 2016 - April 30, 2017 including show by actress and comedian Lauren Weedman, Amy Schumer live event, and open question and answer with chef Anthony Bourdain.

The article discusses the home styles and interior designs of the houses of four residents of Los Angeles, California including actor Peter Paige, nightlife personality Mario Diaz and renowned photographer Austin Young.

The article discusses LGBT film festival Outfest 2016, highlighting facets making LGBT experience from films like "Bound" by two transgender sisters about same-sex romance tinged with violence, celebration of historical gay flicks, and celebration of newly renovated Ford Theatre in Hollywood.

Photographs of male models wearing swimwear from CA-RIO-CA, Mr Turk, and Retromarine in time for summer 2016 are presented.

An interview with actress Jennifer Coolidge is presented. Topics discussed include the actress' views on the advantages, benefits and challenges of stand-up comedy, her participation in the upcoming Lipshtick stand-up comedy act in Las Vegas, Nevada, her admiration of the comedy group The Christopher Guest group, and her relationship with gay men. INSET: ROLEPLAY.

The article focuses on recording artist Lily Allen who has made a comeback in the music industry after five years through third series of a new North American expedition. Author further discusses about his interaction with Allen during which they discussed about her latest music album "Sheezus" that released in May 2014.

The article features Tyler Glenn, singer of the band Neon Trees who outed himself as a gay man in an issue of magazine "Rolling Stone" where he also revealed that he has no intention of renouncing his Mormon faith. Topics discussed include how Glenn is another addition in the growing number of gay artists in the world of popular music, the benefits of his coming out on his confidence and his love for the gay dating smartphone application, Growlr.

An interview with musician Big Freedia is presented. Big Freedia discusses how bounce music can be described to people who have yet to know it, as well as the reason behind the controversies being associated with the kind of music. Also mentioned are the challenges he faced as a gay artist in the bounce music scene, his inspiration for the album "Just Be Free" and his relationship with his family.

The article presents the top 50 best gay parties in Los Angeles, California. It describes the scenes at the parties Brutus at Faultline, Evita at the DBA, Giorgio's at The Standard, A Club Called Rhonda at Los Globos, and Plastic Fantastic at Eleven Nightclub. Other gay parties highlighted are Mustache Mondays at La City, Dragula at Faultline, Summertramp at DTLA, Stripper Circus at Here Lounge, and Tigerheat at Avalon.

The article focuses on the Lucha VaVOOM theatrical show that combines Mexican wrestling, burlesque striptease performances and comedy. It discusses a brief history of the show which began in Los Angeles, California in 2002, the apparent home base of the show at the Mayan Theatre and how the performances of gay luchador named Cassandro, born Saul Armendariz, and gay burlesque performer Karis Wilde attract audience.

The article offers brief descriptions of products for the 2013 holiday shopping season including the MiTutto Hand Immersion Blender, the Nespresso U Machine, and the Eero Aarnio Style Ball Chair.

A review is offered for bars, restaurants, hotels, movie theaters and other entertainment venues for LGBT people in Los Angeles, California including the Roosevelt Hotel, The Crocker Club, and the Hive Salon.

An interview with singer Alison Moyet is presented. She relates earning great feedback following the launch of her music album "The Minutes." She discloses that she does not follow a strict vocal regimen before performing. She also talks about why she refrains from listening to other musicians when writing and recording songs.

An interview with lesbian singer Beth Ditto is presented. She relates being a fan of singer Tina Turner, noting how her band sometimes perform the song "What's Love Got to Do With It?" of Turner. She considers singers Cyndi Lauper and Madonna as her music inspirations when she was younger. She also expresses gratitude to the support given by her family and friends in her coming out.

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 features actor Willam Belli who is also the head of Box Meat. It states that Belli prioritizes drag over acting as his successes in acting came through drag and it helped him come out of his shell. It relates the support he got from his parents, such as a drag gig he participated in during his early teenage years and when his mother had to confront his teacher when the latter rejected his book report on RuPaul's autobiography.

The article offers brief information on some gay-friendly places and establishments in Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA). The list includes the best places to view DTLA, best places to shop, best pet friendly spots, movie houses and green spaces. The article also outlines seven reasons why DTLA can be called home and offers tips to make jury duty in DTLA bearable.

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 evaluates several commercial products ideal as gifts for the holiday season in 2012 including the Belvedere Red wine from Belvedere Vodka,the Calypso Stemware line of wine glass from Diane von Furstenberg, and the artisanal chakra-based chocolates from Sushumna Chocolat LLC.

The article offers information on various men who are boyfriend material. It states that recording artist Ben Roman is looking for a lucky guy to whom he can share his adventures and successes. It mentions that comedic actor Danny Casillas is looking for a man who could join him on trips like watching shows in New York and sun bathing in Puerto Villarta. Topics of the article also includes Latin professional Victor Barreiro, theater fan Roy Cruz, and production coordinator Paul Yuan.

An interview with filmmaker, author and performer John Waters is presented. When asked to comment on being considered a progenitor of queer cinema and responsible for the Outfest film festival's existence, he said that at the start, his audience was not totally gay. He said that his work questions the values in different cultures and also makes light of correctness. He mentioned that he is excited to receive Outfest's 16th Annual Achievement Award in July 2012.

An interview with Scissor Sisters singer Jake Shears is presented. When asked where he was during the morning, he says that he is in Paris, France which he describes as gorgeous. Shears considers the Life Ball in Vienna, Austria as hilarious. He mentions the collaborations the band did on their new album "Magic Hour."

An interview with American comedian Sandra Bernhard is presented. When asked about how things over on the East Coast are going, she says that things are great, with the region moving into summer. Bernhard says that she cracks up with the description of her in the press release for her show "Sandrology." She mentions the difference between her on stage and when she is at home.

The article chronicles significant moments in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) history in Southern California. The first issue of the "Frontiers" magazine was published in 1982 with 35 pages and a two-color newsprint cover. In 1985, actor Rock Hudson died from AIDS and Doctors Micharl Gotlieb and Mathilde Krim started the American Foundation for AIDS Research (amFAR). Olympic diver Greg Louganis disclosed that he was gay and HIV-positive in 1995.

An interview with drag artist RuPaul is presented. RuPaul shares his views regarding the repeal of the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy of the military. He provides his description of the late actress Elizabeth Taylor and singer Amy Winehouse. He also discusses his achievements in 2011, his show "Drag Race," and the difference between living in Los Angeles, California and New York.

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.

The article presents gift suggestions for the LGBT community, including the Golden Möet Imperial Gift Box, Latigo leather dog collar, and The Playbill Broadway Yearbook scrapbook.

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.

An interview with American comedian and recording artist Margaret Cho is presented. Cho comments on the idea of receiving a lifetime achievement award. She talks about her relationship with the city of Los Angeles, California. She also explains her interest in the television, stand-up and music scenes.

The article offers information on several pride events in 2011. "Live. Love. Be." is the theme of the pride parade in Houston, Texas from June 18 to 25, 2011. "Priscilla Queen of the Dessert: The Musical" will run in New York during the pride celebrations. Advancement of LGBT rights will be the focus of the pride parade in Boston, Massachusettes.

The article presents establishments that contribute to the luxury, entertainment and nightlife sectors in Los Angeles, California. The SLS Hotel at Beverly Hill features 297 rooms and 61 suites, where catering services are provided by The Bazaar by José Andrés. Other establishments featured in the city including Canter's Deli, Fresh & Easy, and Versailles.

The article features several interesting and innovative gay personalities in Los Angeles, California. John A. Perez was the first openly gay politician who was voted as the Speaker of the Assembly of the U.S. Gay jewelry designer Michael Schmidt started with creating edgy and elegant designs for some of the most amazing entertainers in the world such as Tina Turner and Debbie Harry. Gay hair stylist John Blaine has developed business ties with several U.S. celebrities including Pamela Anderson and Paris Hilton.

The article presents information on different places and things that would be of interest to gays in Los Angeles, California. The Abbey Food and Bar is said to be the best place to meet out-of-towners. The Monchsters jewelry from OnchMovement features a polymer clay. The Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken restaurant is said to be the best place to cure a hangover.

An interview with some of California's popular and talented drag performers such as Jer Ber Jones, Fade-Dra and Ingenue is presented. When asked about what influences their drag persona, Jones says that she is influenced by Native American Indian culture, Mormon culture and white trash culture. Fade-Dra says she is heavily influenced by her mother Squeaky Blonde while Ingenue runs around in her 5-inch heels because she loves Barbie dolls.

The article offers information on several travel destinations can be visited by LGBT people in the U.S. in 2010. They can attend the Folsom Street Fair, the world's largest leather event in September in San Francisco, California. They could stay at the boutique resort Hacienda San Angel in Puerto Vallarta. They could also watch the music performance of singer Cher at the Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The article offers information on the designs and features of various buildings in Los Angeles, California. Bardot is a sophisticated space for nightlife that pays homage to old-time glamour. The Hollywood Tower Apartments were a popular residence for various personalities within the entertainment industry. The El Capitan Theatre features a cast-concrete Spanish Colonial exterior and lavish East Indian Interior.

Interviews with the most eligible gay men in Los Angeles, California are presented. It notes that Ryan Palao prefers a quiet dinner followed by a walk in a nearby ice cream spot for his ideal first date. Meanwhile, Michael Shawn Puckett says that he usually spends his weekend by hanging out with his friends at his favorite places. It also cites that Woody Woodbeck stresses that his ideal first date must be simple and fun, most preferably in his favorite restaurant.

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 the best things about Los Angeles, California. They include the burgers at Irv's Burger, the Square One Dining restaurant, the Tommassini chain-link bracelet, the Pleasure Chest sex toys store, Earth's Power Yoga, Luxelab owners and hairstylists Jason Lara and David Abrams, the Tigerheat nightclub event at Arena, the Guerrilla Gay Bar, the A Different Light gay bookstore, and comedian Jackie Beat.

An interview with American musician and guitarist Derek Gruen is presented. When asked about his engagements after the release of his album, he said he was not planning any more tours, and was busy with radio recordings and interviews. Gruen believes his singers are just like instruments directing a song. He adds that his main singers in Slow Knights include Bridget Barkan, Mykal Kilgore, Rod Thomas, and Xavier Smith.

Reviews are offered for Los Angeles, California establishments including The Alley bar located at 12223 W. Washington Boulevard, the Individual Medley indie boutique located at 3176 Glendale Boulevard and Hammer Museum located at 10899 Wilshire Boulevard.

The article features comedienne, actress and rock goddess Margaret Cho who will be performing on December 6, 2013 at The Wiltern as part of her stand-up comedy tour, Mother. Cho's tour dates have stretched her from the Australian Outback to U.S. Southern states. She will be in Europe with stops planned in Germany, Switzerland and the Scandinavian nations. The Mother tour is also used a launchpad for Monsters of Talk, an experiment in uncensored conversation alongside comic Jim Short.

An interview with Australian-born rap singer Iggy Azalea is presented. When asked why she came to stay in Southern U.S., Azalea says she felt comfortable in the South. Azalea explains why Andre 3000 and Outkast were her greatest influences in hip hop. She also shares her views about the reputation of hip hop as homophobic. She also shares her experiences working on her first album.

The article offers travel tips for gay travelers visiting San Francisco, California including information on shopping at Chinatown, art exhibitions at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), and drag performances.

A review is offered for several bars frequented by gays, located in Los Angeles, California, including Fiesta Cantina, The Abbey, and Rage.

The article features the Beekman Boys, an American gay couple who won the grand prize on the reality show "The Amazing Race." The Beekman Boys are composed of Josh and Brent who became accidental goat farmers when applepicking in upstate New York. The couple met online and has been together for 14 years. They are also planning to get married on their farm sometime in summer of 2013.

An interview with singer Diamond Rings, whose real name is John O'Regan, is presented. O'Regan explains why he selected Diamond Rings to be his performing name. He says that he does not look to go back in making music as a band, but stays positive with the topic. He also discusses his new album "Free Dimensional" which was done in between tours.

The article focuses on gay Greek American George Kotsiopoulos as 2012 most eligible bachelor in Los Angeles. It states that Kotsiopoulos was interested in the changing fashion trend since he was a kid and he remained interested in clothing throughout his adolescence. It says that he likes a guy taller than him and physically active. It adds that Kotsiopoulos likes to go in upscale bars such as Tower Bar at Sunset Tower Hotel, Soho House, and Chateau Marmont.

The article profiles 14 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people who have made significant contributions to the LGBT community in Southern California. Producer/film commissioner Daniel Dreifuss advocates social rights and freedom. Melt-LA owner Yvonne Mock-Robertson explains her aim to make her clients at feel better through sports massage and relaxation massage. Point Foundation chief executive officer (CEO) Jorge Valencia supports the LGBT community through the foundation.