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  • The Nasty Queer Pigs of New York

    The Nasty Queer Pigs of New York

    Nasty Pig was founded in 1994 by husbands David Lauterstein and Frederick Kearney in New York City. Since then, the brand’s perspective has certainly been influenced by the city where it was originated. “New York doesn’t ask you to be anything other than who you are — it demands it,” Lauterstein explains. “This campaign is…

  • Cathedral City LGBT DAYS  is one of the first PRIDE Events of 2026

    Cathedral City LGBT DAYS is one of the first PRIDE Events of 2026

    If the daily onslaught of manic outpourings from The White House is not depressing enough, then the slowly unfolding news about the cancellation of some Gay Pride Events around the country really makes us feel unbelievably sad. It’s only halfway through January, and several Pride events and organizations have announced cancellations or closures for 2026,…

  • A Benefit For Visual AIDS : Postcards From The Edge

    A Benefit For Visual AIDS : Postcards From The Edge

    Visual AIDS utilizes art to fight AIDS by provoking dialogue, supporting HIV+ artists, and preserving the legacy — because AIDS IS NOT OVER! They have  sold over 800 pieces so far, but the online sale continues online! Still over 500 beautiful pieces available for just $100.listed HERE  https://visualaids.org/    

  • Queerguru’s Justin David  reviews  DAVID BENSON’s star turn in ‘MY LIFE WITH KENNETH WILLIAMS’

    Queerguru’s Justin David reviews DAVID BENSON’s star turn in ‘MY LIFE WITH KENNETH WILLIAMS’

      Circle & Star Theatre, Hampstead  David Benson returns with his legendary portrait of the outrageous comedy star in My Life with Kenneth Williams When I was a child, Kenneth Williams was one of the characters I most looked forward to on television. He was a household name, a national treasure. Yes, immortalised by the…