Can You Save Superman? A new queer Virtual Art Exhibit at the Leslie-Lohman Museum

  We can always rely on  NY’s epicenter for queer art the  Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art to mount an excellent Exhibit that reflects hot button issues of our community.  And their current Virtual one is no different. This new powerful show from NY artist Jordan Eagles   who preserves blood and through his invented process, he … Continue reading

Can You Share Your (spare) BED with Tennessee Williams ?

  Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival NEED our Help ….. well actually our BEDS . Please check out this video with Curator David Kaplan and respond ASAP if you are able to help him host all the Artistes coming to Town for this wonderful Event Contact [email protected] Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival     P.S. … Continue reading

Canada’s dark past persecuting the LGBT community

  In the  1950’s and 1960’s the Royal Canadian Mounted Police created a vicious campaign to root out all gay men and women from their ranks and also  from the military and cvil service.  Faced with the reality of a lack of resources to conduct blanket surveillance on all suspects, they invented that device that … Continue reading

Canada’s Latest Heartthrob

Here is Canada’s latest heartthrob and no, he is not a movie star, porn performer or even a professional boxer.  He is in fact their newest Prime Minister who might just elected as THE hottest World Leader ever!   44 year old Justin Trudeau took office his country’s 23rd Prime Minister this week (his father … Continue reading

Canal Street Madam

I guess you could call Jeannette Maier a lucky Madam, as unlike Deborah Jeanne Palfrey the so called DC Madam, for when the FBI raided her New Orleans Brothel in 2005 she just lost her livelihood but not her life.  In this fascinating documentary on the life of the media-dubbed ‘Canal Street Madam’ what comes shining through is the very … Continue reading

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