Two out Gay men run for Dallas City Council
Dallas, TX – Three Dallas City Council members have reached their term limit and will not be able to run for re-election., including openly gay Mayor Pro Tem Adam Medrano, who represents District 2, which includes part of the Gay neighborhood Oak Lawn. Dallas limits council members to four consecutive...
Newsflash: Covid vaccine does not affect fertility. Also, it does not contain microchips.
You may have heard some strange things about Covid vaccine. Do you think it might contain microchips? Did you hear that it could keep women from getting pregnant? These are surprisingly common fears. Although they may seem silly to some of us, these ideas, or myths, are keeping quite a...
The Constant Anchor
Every day begins the same. I wake up, feed my dog, and brew a pot of coffee. Then I cozy up on the couch and begin my daily Spanish lessons, sipping coffee while my mind and body power up and prepare for the day. At first, I simply wanted to...
It’s a Sin is painful but important
HBO Max has been making good investments when it comes to bringing TV shows from the UK to the US, and now they are presenting the critically acclaimed limited series It’s a Sin from Russell T. Davies, the man behind everything from the original UK Queer as Folk to Doctor...
The Suit Guy Is A Leather Man
In 1997 Patrick Grady was working as the Director of Catering at the Washington Plaza Hotel on Logan Circle in Washington, DC when he learned that a leather club called the Centaur MC had booked the hotel for their Mid-Atlantic Leather Weekend. Although born in the small town of Peru,...
Rush Limbaugh’s death: one less polluting blowhard
Palm Beach, FL – Rush Limbaugh died on February 17 following a yearlong diagnosis of lung cancer. He was best known for “The Rush Limbaugh Show,” which premiered on August 1, 1988, and focused heavily on politics, with a strong conservative voice. The show reeled in 27 million daily viewers...
Charlie Brydon, early Seattle LGBTQ rights leader, dies at 81
Seattle, WA – Charlie Brydon, an early LGBTQ rights leader, died February 9, 2021 at age 81 from complications of Alzheimer’s disease. From the mid-1970s through the 1990s, Brydon tirelessly networked with political and community leaders in Seattle to establish the LGBTQ community as an important constituency group in the...
Just Say Yeston!: an interview with Maury Yeston
Theater queens know their leading ladies and leading men. True theater queens know their librettists and composers. From Rogers & Hammerstein and Lerner & Loewe to Bernstein, Sondheim, Herman, Schwartz and Miranda. The name Maury Yeston also belongs on that list. Yeston, the man behind Tony Award-winners Nine and Titanic,...