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Earlier this year, The Queen of Ireland, Panti Bliss shot to international prominence overnight after her Noble Call captured the world’s attention.
The video of the speech threw Rory O’Neill, the man behind the make-up, into the role of accidental activist. A couple of million views later, Ireland’s top drag queen has taken up that activist baton, and run as fast as her 6-inch heels could carry her. She is, in her own words, “a court jester, whose duty is to say the un- sayable”.
The Queen of Ireland is a documentary film that follows Rory’s journey from the small Mayo town of Ballinrobe to strutting her stuff on the world stage.
The Queen of Ireland directed by Conor Horgan (One Hundred Mornings, Deep End Dance, The Beholder) and produced by Blinder Films (The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology, Citadel, One Hundred Mornings), the documentary has so far been in creation for approximately four years, and will continue right up until the proposed same-sex marriage referendum in 2015.
The film builds an in-depth picture of a complex and compelling character through behind-the-scenes footage, archive, music and interviews with friends, peers and protégés. It has also been born out of commitment to the Equal Rights movement in Ireland, and a longing to document the changes that are rapidly occurring.
This is where the public’s assistance is needed. The team have done Trojan work over the last four years on a shoestring budget. To continue filming, funds are required for things such as equipment, music and archive licensing, interviewees and all the work that will go into getting this documentary over the finish line.
The The Queen of Ireland team have set up an Indie Go-Go page to appeal for the public’s assistance. This website allows people to donate any amount, anonymously or not, to this fantastic cause. There are even perk packages available, depending on how much you donate. Ranging from film merchandise to exclusive screenings, these perks are a fantastic way to get involved in the documentary, even after you’ve donated.
The Queen of Ireland is not just about Panti Bliss the performer, or Rory O’Neill the accidental activist. It is about how one man in a dress has mobilised a nation and an international community to stand up and fight against injustice. To tell this story, we need your help.
Check out our campaign on Indie Go-Go. Here you’ll find more info on the film and the campaign. Also join us Twitter and Facebook and help us to document this historical moment in Irish history.

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Bitter and full of insecurity, Armando has great trouble adjusting to his father’s sexuality and the LGBT lifestyle. In the midst of great emotional turmoil, Diego must try to find common ground with his temperamental son and learn that family, friends and love are the real ingredients to a happy, fulfilling life.
My Straight Son (Azul no tan rosa) is first Venezuelan film to win ‘Best Spanish film’ at the GOYA Awards (2014).
My Straight Son trailer

Preorder My Straight Son [DVD] (Coming to DVD and VOD September 15 )
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The awards recognise excellence in the areas of gender, disability, sexual orientation, age, race, culture and religion across Europe.
The EDAs are unique in recognising all aspects of diversity across the whole […]

The awards recognise excellence in the areas of gender, disability, sexual orientation, age, race, culture and religion across Europe.
The EDAs are unique in recognising all aspects of diversity across the whole […]

The awards recognise excellence in the areas of gender, disability, sexual orientation, age, race, culture and religion across Europe.
The EDAs are unique in recognising all aspects of diversity across the whole of Europe and celebrate the best across both the corporate and campaigning aspects of diversity. The awards are a key date in the diversity calendar in Europe and are widely acknowledged as the “Oscars of diversity” .
The Short List
Barclays – Campaigner of the Year
Tim Sigsworth – Chief Executive, The Albert Kennedy Trust
Igor Kochetkov – LGBT Rights Activist
Joel Bedos – International Coordinator, IDAHO Committee
Chris Morgan – Diversity Leader, UK financial services industry
Nikolai Baev – LGBT Rights Activist
Edward Lord O.B.E – Chairman of the ASA Group Board
Tracey Ford – Founder, JAGS Foundation
Glenn Anderson – LGBT Rights Activist
Community Project of the Year
Croydon Council
Chase Against Crimes of Hate
Pink Therapy
Spider-y
St Philips Centre
Out Now Global
Channel 4 Television
West End Women’s and Girls’ Centre
Royal Air Force – Diversity Champion of the Year
Colin Campbell Austin – Head of Talent & People Development, Telegraph Media Group
Aongus Hegarty – President, Dell EMEA
Monste Montaner – Head Group Quality Operations, Novartis
Mark MacKenzie MBE – Capability Development Specialist, Transport for London
Robin Elias – Managing Editor/Head of Diversity ITN News
Funke Abimbola – UK Managing counsel, Roche
Mark Anderson – Managing Director at Virgin Holidays
Andy Woodfield – PwC Partner, Leadership Coach & Mentor, UK Lead for GLEE @ PwC
Herbert Smith Freehills – Journalist of the Year
Guy Lynn – BBC London TV News
Evan Davies – English economist, journalist, and presenter for the BBC
Carmel Crimmins – Senior Financial Services Writer, Thomson Reuters
Paraic O’Brien – Reporter, Channel 4 News
Matt Frei – Europe Editor and Presenter, Channel 4 News
Ade Adepitan MBE – British television presenter and wheelchair basketball player
Sima Kotecha – BBC Reporter, Today programme
Elena Klimova – Founder, Children 404
Most inclusive Employer of the Year
Volkswagon
Astrium France
Ekvalita
Waitrose
AREVA
Maersk
Deloitte
Nestle in France
Abercrombie & Fitch – Marketing Campaign of the Year
Men Get Eating Disorders Too
Coming out – Russia
NHS Employers
Straight Alliance for LGBT Equality
Channel 4 / 4Creative – Gay Mountain
Ditch the Label
Barclays
Stonewall
Nestle – Company of the Year
Royal Air Force
Sodexo
Carrefour Group
Hilton
Philips
FDM Group
Brown-Forman Brands
Volvo Group
HSBC – Outstanding Employee Network Group of the Year
Diversability Support Network (NORVATIS)
GOLDMAN SACS – LGBT NETWORK
The Simmons & Simmons LGBT Network
L&Q’s Spectrum network group
EY Women’s Network
WISE Employee Resource Group (DELL)
BNP PARIBAS – Parents & Carers Network
Tesco – Out at Tesco
Societe Generale – Charity if the Year
Coming out
Just Different
RehabCare
BRASS – Befriendng Refugees and Asylum Seekers
Accessible Italy
Diversity Role Models
The Albert Kennedy Trust
CareTrade Charitable Trust
Swiss RE – Insoirational Role Model of the Year
Louis-Georges Tin – Founder of Paris-based IDAHO Committee
Russian Open Games by the Russian LGBT Sports Federation, chair Elvina Yuvakaeva
Lt Cdr Sam Truelove – Royal Navy
Reverend Stephen Sorby – Railway & BTP Chaplain
Sophie Ward – Actor
Rishi Madlani – RBS Rainbow Network UK Chair
Caroline Murphy – LGBT Rights Activist
Kate Nash OBE – Kate Nash Associates
UNILEVER – Hero of the Year
Councillor Rabina Khan – British writer independent politician, councillor for Shadwell
Russian Open Games by the Russian LGBT Sports Federation, chair Elvina Yuvakaeva
Robin Elias – Managing Editor/Head of Diversity ITN News
Magnus Bergland – Accessibility Director, Scandic Hotels
Edward Lord O.B.E – Chairman of the ASA Group Board
Rachel Gadsden – Artist
Joan Pons Laplana – Nurse, Care Maker Regional Coordinator for Yorkshire and Humber, NHS Change Day Lead Facilitator for East Midlands
Francesca Martinez – Stand-up comedian and actress
UnitedHealth Group – Diversity Team of the Year
NHS Employers
Naval Service Diversity & Inclusion Team
Royal Air Force
BBC Expert Women campaign team
Centro
Philips
Phoenix Project
Clydesdale Bank – Vibrant LGBT Support Network
We Connect – Supplier Diversity Program of the Year
Elly Barnes – CEO and Founder of ‘Educate and Celebrate’
EqualDiv@Work
IBM
Johnson & Johnson
Cummins
Coming out
The TV program “Karakia”
CareTrade Charitable Trust
More information at europeandiversityawards.com
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This week, Vicky Beeching, respected Christian thought leader, musician, and keynote speaker at the upcoming Gay Christian Network (GCN) conference, announced that she is gay.
“For so many Christians in the public eye, coming out as LGBT is a terrifying proposition,” said Justin Lee, executive director of GCN. “But it sends a powerfully positive message to closeted LGBT Christian youth everywhere who need role models in the church. We at GCN congratulate Vicky Beeching  on her courageous decision and are excited to walk this journey with her as our sister and friend.”
“We’re also excited to welcome her as a keynote speaker at our 2015 annual conference, continuing our tradition of hearing from important, culture-shaping Christian voices,” Lee said. GCN is gearing up for its 11th annual conference in Portland, Oregon, from January 8–11, 2015. Vicky Beeching is confirmed as one of the conference’s keynote speakers, alongside author Jeff Chu and Southern Baptist pastor Danny Cortez.
As of this week, the Christian theologian became even more influential for members of the Christian LGBT/ally community—including the attendees of the GCN conference. In an interview with The Independent, Vicky Beeching  said, “What Jesus taught was a radical message of welcome and inclusion and love. I feel certain God loves me just the way I am, and I have a huge sense of calling to communicate that to young people.”
Keynote speakers at the GCN conference, like Beeching, share their own perspectives on important topics for believers in Christ, including members and supporters of the LGBT community. The growing number of attendees at this conference (which has risen from 40 guests in 2005 to 750 in 2013) is a testament to the value of speakers like Beeching—and their personal experiences.
After her announcement, Beeching illustrated what is often seen as a paradox for many Church members around the world. She has come out—and is unquestionably Christian. In light of Beeching’s news, GCN volunteer and seasoned conference attendee Andrew Roblyer sees the positive message that is being sent. As a member of the GCN community, Roblyer said, “I can’t wait to see how this new chapter to her story will encourage and inspire conference attendees in their own coming out journeys.”
“For many people, their first time at a GCN conference is the first time that they are able to fully be themselves,” he continued. GCN believes that Vicky Beeching ’s presence, along with the many other influential guests at its conference, will speak volumes about what it really means to be a follower of Christ.
About The Gay Christian Network
The Gay Christian Network is an interdenominational nonprofit organization supporting LGBT Christians and those who love them. GCN offers an online community with over 20,000 members along with other videos, articles, and resources, on its website at gaychristian.net. Each year, the organization hosts the annual GCN conference, which features some of the leading voices in today’s LGBT and Christian conversations. It has grown from just 40 attendees to 750 in only 10 years.
Photo : © Nicholas Dawkes Photography 2014
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HuffPost Books featured Cleis Press anthologies Rookies and Active Duty in a spotlight of fiction that highlights LGBTQ military romance. Reviewer Janet Mason said of Neil Plakcy’s Active Duty, “In addition to being well-written, most of the stories got to the heart of the matter of what it means to be openly gay in an hostile institution.” Similarly, she praised Shane Allison’s Rookies as nuanced and complex: “The cops in this anthology have moral compasses, and they have fully developed characters.”
Cleis Press has specialized in intelligent LGBTQ erotica since 1980. Cleis publishes provocative, intelligent books across genres. Whether literary fiction, human rights, mystery, romance, erotica, LGBTQ studies, sex guides, pulp fiction, or memoir, if it’s outside the ordinary, it’s Cleis Press.
More about Active Duty, edited by Neil Plakcy:
In this fierce collection, Neil Plakcy shares heart-pounding stories of men who put their lives on the line for love and duty. The heat of battle only amps up the level of excitement for soldiers who know that any tryst might be their last. A breakup note sent to the front line opens doors to new love in Jay Starre’s “Letter from Home.” In Logan Zachary’s “Ready Reserve,” a summer fling between two buddies with benefits becomes something more. Dirk Strong’s “Marine Guard” follows an embassy officer sent to Italy for work who ends up enjoying a romantic Roman holiday.
Buy Active Duty : Gay Military Erotic Romance
More about Rookies, edited by Shane Allison:
Rookie cops are irresistible—a bit wet behind the ears and oh-so-eager. Fresh out of the academy, the young police officers of Rookies are ready to learn the ropes. Hot Cops editor Shane Allison has curated a captivating collection of men in uniform who like to lay down the law. These rookies know how to wield a nightstick and exactly how use their cuffs. Johnny Murdoc’s arresting story “Busted” begins with what looks like a trip to jail, but ends up in lover’s lane. A campus cop in Bearmuffin’s “Officer Jim” enjoys both protecting and serving the cute college boys, who give as good as they get. Eric Del Carlo’s “The Night I Blew the New Blue” gets up close and very personal. Rookies explores the sexier side of these masculine icons and working-class heroes, from U.S. marshals and patrol officers, to detectives and prison guards.
Buy Rookies : Gay Erotic Cop Stories
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In the video we witness the curious first touches between two young men who in this 5-minute- long love anthem explore each other’s bodies like nobody’s watching. Explaining the song’s message Asbjørn says: “My sexuality has never been something I felt like I needed to promote in my music, ‘cause basically it’s not a very big deal to me with whom I fall in love. But this song came out of the blue, and before I even noticed I’d written a very honest song that reflected my love life. I hope it will soothe your hearts as it did mine”.
Danish pop kid with a relentless urge to dance – that how Asbjørn describes himself. At 22, the multi-talented singer, songwriter, musician and producer is, however, so much more than that. With one album under his belt and a second in the pipeline, Asbjørn is hard at work with the ambition of redefining his generation’s take on pop music. Too young to be a vinyl-maniac but too old to embrace the digital age unreflectingly, Asbjørn on February 1 launched his new project Pseudo Visions – a fresh take on today’s music formats that lets Asbjørn’s audience join him on a year- long exploration of his artistry.

The term Pseudo Visions encapsulates the most intense moments that leave you to wonder if they were real or some sort of dream gazes. Every song – or vision – is accompanied by a video, and combined the videos tell a continuous story that will evolve throughout the year. The story is divided into three chapters, and will reach its conclusion in early 2015. “Some of the songs may be radio-friendly, others are just beautiful stories I need to tell. And no matter their commercial potential, all these songs will have equal opportunities”, Asbjørn elaborates. “It’s not up to me which ones people respond to, but I will know that all of them had the chance to change something for someone”. So far four songs have been released and compiled on an EP entitled Pseudo Visions: Chapter One. On August 1, Chapter Two opens with The Love You Have In You and three more songs will follow before Christmas.
The Pseudo Visions project will keep Asbjørn busy throughout 2014, and writing songs, recording, making videos, releasing and touring will surely keep the young pop visionary from post-release restlessness. “Artists post so much bullshit on the social media platforms because they are afraid of being forgotten. But basically, it’s not relevant to my music what I had for breakfast. The important thing is that I live and breathe music, and as long as I do that the fear of being forgotten is not present”, Asbjørn says.
Buy The Love You Have In You – Single by Asbjørn
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After being adored by critics in Australia and the USA and us at MySoCalledGayLife.co.uk , the award-winning comedy/drama Please Like me, created by Josh Thomas, is ready for season 2. 

What MySoCalledGayLife.co.uk wrote about the first season of Please Like Me

You have never seen something like it, Please Like Me is something new, something great – it’s highly recommended by MySoCalledGayLife.co.uk.

And I’m just praying that Geoffrey (Wade Briggs) are still part of the Please Like Me cast.
In the first episode in season 2, Josh attempts babysitting his new sister and charming his new housemate. As his house fills with semi-clothed twentysomethings and drunk, wary parents, Mum arrives with a sobering surprise. 
The series will start Australian ABC 2 Tuesday 12 Aug 2014, 9:30pm 

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As Fiji prepares for parliamentary elections next month – the first in the eight years since Bainimarama took power in the 2006 military coup – Fiji: Play Fair, A human rights agenda documents the continued […]

As Fiji prepares for parliamentary elections next month – the first in the eight years since Bainimarama took power in the 2006 military coup – Fiji: Play Fair, A human rights agenda documents the continued suppression of freedom of expression, violations of workers’ rights and use of torture by security forces, all of which the government must urgently address.
“A combination of draconian laws, a pattern of intimidation and harassment of those who are critical of the government, as well as reports of torture by the security forces, have created a climate of fear in Fiji,” said Grant Bayldon, Executive Director at Amnesty International New Zealand.
Despite Prime Minister Bainimarama’s commitments to create “a level playing field for all Fijians,” human rights defenders, journalists and trade union leaders continue to face harassment and intimidation for peacefully carrying out their legitimate work.
The briefing documents the case of Kris Prasad, a peaceful activist for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people. He was one of 12 people arrested in September 2013 for peacefully protesting against the new Constitution, which came into force that month.
In late April 2014, police again contacted Prasad and other activists, saying that they wanted to reopen the investigation and conduct further interviews – measures that Prasad describes as “tactics of intimidation”.
“Restrictions on freedom of expression, assembly and association in Fiji should be lifted and acts of intimidation and harassment against government critics and peaceful activists must stop,” said Grant Bayldon.
The Government continues to violate workers’ rights by banning strike action for many industries and by intimidating and harassing trade union officials.
In another case highlighted in the human rights agenda, trade union leaders Felix Anthony and Daniel Urai have been arrested and charged with multiple criminal offences over the past two years, including the more serious charges of sedition, for peacefully advocating for workers’ rights.
Compounding the climate of fear are repeated reports of Fijian security forces using torture and other ill-treatment against people in custody. Perpetrators of these and other human rights violations enjoy impunity, with broad amnesties entrenched in the new Constitution.
In a video that surfaced online in March last year, security forces can be seen assaulting a recaptured prisoner. In the disturbing film, Iowene Bendito was repeatedly hit with sticks and batons, while another man was dragged along the ground by a dog. Following the release of the video, Bainimarama reportedly said he would “stand by his men”.
“Torture and ill treatment by security forces must be stopped and those responsible for such crimes held to account,” said Grant Bayldon.
“It is not enough to say the right things when abroad while allowing the repression to continue at home. Prime Minister Bainimarama and his government should act now to end the climate of fear.”
Background
Amnesty International is calling on all political parties and candidates in Fiji’s upcoming election on 17 September 2014 to respect and protect human rights if they form the next government.
Fiji: Play Fair, A human rights agenda includes a series of recommendations to improve respect for human rights in a number of areas, in law, policy and practice.
The full briefing is available here.
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Part drink recipe book, part he-larious drunken memoir, the coffee table book contains Jeza’s own classy (The Dietrich) and, uh, not-so-classy (MAI Cock is TAI-ed Back) cocktail recipes along with the favorite drinks and messy memories of some of the world’s most famous drag queens, among them, Sherry Vine, Latrice Royale, Barbie Breakout and Rupaul’s Drag Race contestant, Yara Sofia.
Other queens featured include a #1 Billboard artist, reality show winners and contestants, social media sensations, rising pop stars, and a bevy of other bevvy lovers from over a dozen countries on six continents.
New York’s own Lady Bunny wrote the book’s hilarious introduction.
The Harlot’s Guide to Classy Cocktails will be available on October 7 in hardcover and eBook (iBook, Kindle, Nook) formats. Much more to come from Jeza Belle in anticipation of the books’ debut, including a trailer video, website, and a weekly reveal of each of the featured queens starting in August.
Meanwhile, check out Jeza’s YouTube channel where you’ll find her zany comedic/sci-fi web series, “Jeza and the Belles” and clips of her live at various NYC clubs, such as Caroline’s Comedy Club and The Duplex. You can find her celebrity interview column for Starpulse here.
Read Jeza Belle last article My Journey From Christian College to Drag
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This escalated very quickly into something a lot bigger than we anticipated and eventually 29 bands donated tracks including 3 from the USA, 1 from Canada and another in France. We lost our son Ben 4 years ago to cancer when he was only 25 and the Edgar’s Gift charity was formed in his memory. Ben would have been 29 this year, so it made sense to have that many songs on the album.
All 29 bands gave their tracks for free and Gareth Henderson from River Studios in Southampton mastered them all free of charge which was a fantastic gesture. All the artwork was done by friend of the charity Katie Fairfield, again free of charge. The Edgar’s Gift charity CD itself was produced by Torch Music who generously waived postage and charged us a reduced fee for making the Edgar’s Gift charity CD.
We are grateful to all of the above and we must also say a special thank you to another of our supporters Dawn Green who’s help and knowledge in putting this Edgar’s Gift charity CD together was invaluable.
The Edgar’s Gift charity CD is a double album and is now available for £10 and 100% of the money raised from sales will go to providing wishes and gifts for young adults aged 18 to 30 who suffer with cancer. It is also available from all the major download sites iTunes, Spotify, Google Play and amazon.co.uk.
As well selling copies in the UK, the Edgar’s Gift CD has already had sales in USA, Canada, Austria, Germany and Japan, so the appeal of the bands is growing.
Bands/Artists involved are: Lost In Olympus, The Mutineers, The Castellers, Last Edition, The Deets, Under A Banner, Even Nine, The Bottom Line, Slow Readers Club, Alexander McKay, Sam Bradley, Jersey Budd, Chris J Priest, Lewis Clay, The Furies, Satellite Empire, Riot Noise, One Soul Thrust, Solice, Best Not Broken, Sisteray, The Shapers, A Wasted Effort, Half Hour Hotel, The Delinquents, The Humanitarians, Kindred Shins, High State and The Cornerstones.
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This is TWINK 
An independent documentary film maker conducts an interview with former porn star Kayden Daydream, who now lives in a run down bedsit struggling with drug addiction, alcoholism and mental health issues.
The former sex icon Quinn A.K.A Kayden (Wade Radford), unravels a world of debauchery and darkness in his interview, and his brutal honesty opens up deep wounds that lead this retrospective to a shocking and tragic climax! But this grand finale is far from the climax Kayden is usually known for in his films, and Twinks will never be viewed the same again!
TWINK DVD (click on the link) – This is the only place to buy the DVD until it’s release in November into shops. They’re region free and post worldwide.
Wade Radford was born in England in 1991 and is a cult Actor, Film Maker, Writer & Podcaster. He has appeared in numerous films and considers his work guerrilla film making! He is a writer of poetry & erotic fiction and has a long list of films & books to his name!
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The law, which drew condemnation from the UN when it was promulgated in February, called for a 14-year jail term for a first conviction, and imprisonment for life for ‘aggravated homosexuality’. Challenged by 10 […]

The law, which drew condemnation from the UN when it was promulgated in February, called for a 14-year jail term for a first conviction, and imprisonment for life for ‘aggravated homosexuality’. Challenged by 10 petitioners, including civil society, parliamentarians and academics, the law was annulled by the Court over a lack of quorum when the bill was passed.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon paid tribute to all those who contributed to this “step forward,” particularly the human rights defenders in Uganda who spoke out, at times incurring great personal risk.
“The Secretary-General calls for further efforts to decriminalize same-sex relationships and address the stigma and discrimination that persist in Uganda against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons,” said a statement issued by his spokesperson.
Also welcoming the decision to annul the law was the Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), which had warned that the legislation may obstruct effective responses to the virus.
“This is a great day for social justice,” UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibé declared in a statement. “The rule of law has prevailed.”
UNAIDS noted that while homosexuality remains illegal in Uganda, annulling the law could have positive public health implications. Studies show that when gay men and other men who have sex with men face discrimination, including abuse, incarceration and prosecution, they are less likely to seek HIV testing, prevention and treatment services.
“[Ugandan] President Yoweri Museveni had personally indicated to me that he wants Uganda to accelerate its AIDS response to ensure all people have access to life-saving services,” said Mr. Sidibé.
UNAIDS urged all Governments around the world, to protect the human rights of lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender people through repealing criminal laws against adult consensual same sex sexual conduct; implementing laws to protect people from violence and discrimination; promoting campaigns that address homophobia and transphobia; and ensuring access to health services, including HIV prevention, treatment, care and support services.
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32 brave, proud and good-looking men meet in Rome the last week in August, the competition is tough and only one can win the title; we need your help to make the decision.
Go to this link and vote for your […]

32 brave, proud and good-looking men meet in Rome the last week in August, the competition is tough and only one can win the title; we need your help to make the decision.
Go to this link and vote for your favourite – you can vote once per day till 6 PM on the evening of the Grand Finale Saturday 30 August.
The Mr Gay World competition starts Sunday 24 August and after numerous of competitions and challenges – and your input with your votes – we will have a new Mr Gay World to present Saturday 30 August.
Vote now (it is free and you don’t need to register) and tell us who you think should be the winner!
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Sarria passed away in Los Ranchos, New Mexico August 19, 2013, at the age of 90.
“Jose was a collector of fine jewels, coins, antiques and oil paintings,” said Sarria’s executor Tony Ross. “This is a great […]

Funding for the Auckland Pride Parade in 2015 and 2016 was recently confirmed by ATEED as part of its Major Events Portfolio.
Auckland Pride Festival Incorporated Co-chair, Megan Cunningham-Adams, says ATEED’s […]