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Twenty-Seven Arrested At NYC Protest
2007-03-30 16:56:00
Source: ACT UPDate: March 30, 2007NEW YORK CITY -- ­ 27 people were arrested yesterday during a protest demanding health care for all, single-payer national health insurance, and drug price controls in the United States. Nearly a thousand attended the protest in downtown New York City, which commemorated ACT UP's 20th anniversary of AIDS activism and direct action.After marching through various downtown sites, the activists converged on the Wall Street Bull statue in the financial district. Chanting, "No more bull! Health care for all," the group brought out 50 body bags, symbolizing the 50 Americans who die each day due to lack of health insurance. 27 people laid down in the street in front of traffic and were arrested by police.The protesters met at Federal Plaza at noon Thursday and headed down Broadway. The group stopped at five sites of government and corporate power historically responsible for thousands of AIDS deaths and for the United States' current health care crisi...
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Gay & Lesbian Center Launches Employment Program
2007-03-29 20:43:00
Source: L.A. Gay & Lesbian Cent erDate: March 28, 2007LOS ANGELES -- Few people find it more difficult to find steady and rewarding jobs than transgender men and women. Facing a complex and daunting combination of transgenderphobia, homophobia and gender discrimination in the workplace, many transgender adults accept low-level and low-paying jobs or-worse yet-turn to sex work to survive.But a new program launched this month by the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center is helping transgender women and men -- especially those engaged in sex work -- develop the skills and confidence to find satisfying jobs with employers that have cultures and policies that are friendly to transgender people.The Center's Transgender Job Placement Prog ram, one of only three such programs nationwide (the others are in New York City and San Francisco), offers a wide range of services that aim to prepare transgender people for the job application and interview process, including how to address questions and issues...
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Car Rental Discounts For IGLTA Members
2007-03-29 15:16:00
Source: IGLTADate: March 28, 2007Fort Lauderdale, FL -- The International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) is proud to name Vanguard Corporation (dba Alamo & National Car Rent al ) as its newest Platinum Level Corporate Sponsor, dubbed the “Driving Proudly Sponsorship Level."IGLTA, founded in 1983, is the world's leading travel trade association committed to growing and enhancing its members' gay and lesbian tourism business through education, promotion and networking. Alamo and National Car Rentals, founded in 1974, have locations throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Europe, the Caribbean, Latin America, Asia, the Pacific Rim, Africa, the Middle East and Australia.“We are very excited to partner with Vanguard, a renowned global travel industry company. It is certainly a natural fit for IGLTA members and the gay/lesbian traveler at large to have their support and commitment to the community,” said IGLTA Executive Director John Tanzella.With this partnership, IGLT...
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New Music From The Global Groove Tour
2007-03-28 17:18:00
Source: CentaurDate: March 27, 2007New York, NY - The much-anticipated 2007 Global Groove Tour is officially underway, and Centaur is thrilled to announce the release of "Global Groove: Live," the official CD of the Tour mixed by Dj David Knapp. "Global Groove: Live" becomes the 28th volume in the Global Groove CD series, with many music highlights taken directly from the Global Groove Tour, including the exclusive new dance mix of the multiple Grammy Award winning song,"Not Ready To Make Nice.""David has once again delivered an upbeat mix that will go down as one of the classic Global Groove CDs," says Centaur's Chief Operating Officer, Jamie Baxter. "The track selection is a perfect blend of new songs and familiar favorites, and there is no question the dance artists included are among the best in the business."The similar philosophy and long-standing relationship that David Knapp has with Centaur is truly the magic behind every one of his compilation mixes. David is not restr...
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Gender-Based Violence Claims Life
2007-03-28 16:57:00
Source: Gender PACDate: March 28, 2007WASHINGTON, D.C. – Gender-based violence has claimed the life of another young person of color. Ruby Ordenana, also know as Ruby Rodriguez, a 27-year-old Latina transgender woman was found strangled with knife-like cuts and scars on her arms in the early morning hours of March 16 in San Francisco's Mission District.“Ruby's murder is not an exception. Gender non-conforming young people – who have often been shut out of employment, housing, and safe environments because of their gender identity or expression – are dying at a rate of about one every three months,” said Riki Wilchins, Executive Director of the Gender Public Advocacy Coalition (GenderPAC). “We mourn the tragic loss of yet another young life.”Ruby's body was found in the same area where another transgender woman was beaten and raped last summer. According to friends, Ruby, a Nicaraguan immigrant who was involved in sex work, was pulling her life together and attending ...
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Americans Are Becoming More Accepting of Openly Gay Athletes
2007-03-27 16:09:00
Source: Witeck-Combs Communications, Inc.Date: March 26, 2007 ROCHESTER, NY – In a recent national survey by Witeck-Combs Communications and Harris Interactive, nearly three-fourths (72 percent) of heterosexual adults say they would not change their feelings toward a ‘favorite’ male professional athlete if the athlete revealed he is gay. This represents an increase from 66 percent in August 2002, when heterosexual adults were asked the same survey question.In contrast, when asked how they think ‘other sports fans would feel’ toward an openly gay sports figure, 72 percent believe that ‘others’ would have less favorable opinions. This measure, however, has decreased from 2002, when nearly 80 percent revealed that they felt ‘others’ would have a less favorable opinion.These are some of the highlights of a nationwide survey of 2,510 U.S. adults conducted online between March 6 and 16, 2007 by Harris Interactive, a worldwide market research and consulting firm, in conj...
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here! Films Acquires Rights to Sports Feature
2007-03-27 15:36:00
Source: here! Film sDate: March 26, 2007 LOS ANGELES – here! Films , the theatrical distribution and worldwide sales division of here! Networks, America’s premium gay television network, is pleased to announce that it has acquired North American distribution rights to the Icelandic soccer dramedy, Eleven Men Out, a film by Robert Douglas. here! Films’ sister company, Regent Releasing, will handle the film’s theatrical release during Summer 2007.“here! Films is thrilled to be bringing this fun yet emotional import to audiences everywhere,” said Mark Reinhart, Executive Vice President, Acquisitions & Distribution, here! Networks. “This timely social satire illustrates the struggle gay men and women in professional sports and beyond face while trying to stay true to their identity, and we think our viewers will be charmed by this delightful film.”Written by Jon Atli Jonasson and Douglas, Eleven Men Out centers on Ottar Thor, the star of KR, the Icelandic soccer team. Aft...
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Go Out On the Net
2007-03-23 20:41:00
Wow! You’re really incredible. You logged onto the Internet and found an article about OutOnTheNet.com, the website created just for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community. I think you’re psychic. Okay, I’m exaggerating just a bit. But cut me a little slack. I’m excited. Why? Well, OutOnTheNet.com is publishing a blizzard of new articles about things that are important to you: vacations, books, movies, investments, gay rights, sports and fitness, and technology. Every week, we comb the Internet for information that’s vital to your lifestyle. We don’t literally use a comb, but you get the point. We find gay-friendly airlines, resorts and destinations, enabling you to take enjoyable vacations. Face it, everyone needs a vacation now and again. I know I do. Rest assured that when you book your trip, OutOnTheNet.com can recommend the perfect books to bring. When you return from your fabulous vacation, check our website to find movies about heroic people ju...
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'Ex-Gay' Movement Critic Wayne Besen Speaks
2007-03-23 16:02:00
Source: Falls Church News-PressDate: March 20, 2007FALLS CHURCH, VA -- Fresh from a TV appearance on the popular Daily Show with John Stewart, author, columnist and activist Wayne Besen comes to the Washington, D.C., area this Sunday to speak on the subject of his important book, "Anything But Straight: Unmasking the Scandals and Lies Behind the Ex-Gay Move ment." The free event, sponsored by the Falls Church News-Press, will be held Sunday, March 25, at 3:30 p.m. in the Falls Church Community Center, 223 N. Little Falls, Falls Church, VA. Besen will also discuss the non-profit organization he heads, "Truth Wins Out," that "counters disinformation campaigns, debunks the ex-gay myth, and provides accurate information about the lives of gay and lesbian people." Besen is one of the nation's foremost experts on the false and damaging claims and efforts of the religious right's "ex-gay" ministries. He has documented how they destroy lives and family unity by creating false...
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Matthew Shepard Foundation Applauds Reintroduction of Federal Hate Crimes L
2007-03-22 14:04:00
Source: Matthew Shepard Foundation Date: March 21, 2007CASPER, WY -- The Matthew Shepard Foundation applauds last night's reintroduction of inclusive hate crimes legislation in the House of Representatives. Titled the Local Law Enforcement Hat e Crime s Prevention Act of 2007 (LLEHCPA), this bill is an appropriate and measured response to the unrelenting and under-addressed problem of violent hate crimes committed against individuals based on actual or perceived sexual orientation, gender, gender identity and disability. The following statement can be attributed to Judy Shepard, Executive Director of the Matthew Shepard Foundation and mother of Matthew Shepard: ''The reintroduction of the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act (LLEHCPA) in the House of Representatives last night marks a very important moment for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) community. For far too long violence motivated by hatred against GLBT individuals has gone unrecogn...
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PFLAG Indianapolis Delivers Personal Message to Indiana Legislature
2007-03-22 13:57:00
Source: PFLAGDate: March 21, 2007INDIANAPOLIS -- Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) India napolis has delivered a thought-provoking collection of stories and photographs to the homes of every member of the Indian a Legislature on the eve of an important vote that would bar marriage equality. The scrapbooks, entitled PFLAG: Living Our Values, were created by the Indianapolis-based chapter of PFLAG in response to the upcoming vote that would make marriages for same-sex couples impossible. Each scrapbook contains 18 touching stories along with photographs of gay couples, children, and family members. One parent of a gay child, Annette Gross of PFLAG Indianapolis says of the stories and the amendment, "Why can't people love who they want to love?" In addition, each scrapbook comes with a personal introduction letter, encouraging members of the legislature to vote against banning marriage equality. "I hope they read them. It brings a human elem...
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OutOnTheNet.com: The Original GLBT Expo
2007-03-21 16:29:00
OutOnTheNet Presents The Origin al GLBT Expo :Uniting the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender CommunitySaturday, March 24 - Sunday, March 25, 2007 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York Now in its 14th year, The O riginal GLBT Expo promises to be better than ever, offering a unique blend of entertainment and business.But it’s more than just an expo for businesses reaching out to GLBT consumers - it’s also the largest and longest-running event of its kind in the world with attendance records topping more than 20,000 each year and individuals traveling from all parts of the U.S. and abroad.Become a member at the OutOnTheNet Booth (#113-123,324,314) so you can meet the staff and get registered for a chance to win some great prizes. ...
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New Resource Connects LGBT Meetings & Events
2007-03-21 14:45:00
Source: Community Marketing, Inc.Date: March 21, 2007SAN FRANCISCO -- The Gay & Lesbian Convention & Visitors Bureau (GLCVB) is a new professional networking and marketing program of Community Marketing, Inc., a pioneer in LGBT tourism marketing and consumer research since 1992. The new GLCVB program helps connect gay-welcoming destinations and services to LGBT meeting planners, tour operators and travel agents, the LGBT media, and consumers around the world. GLCVB is positioned to become the "global crossroads" of LGBT meetings, conferences and events. Event details and contact information from nearly 100 LGBT meetings and events have already been compiled and distributed to partner destinations. This resource is updated monthly. In addition, market research, on-site education and marketing outreach services complete the GLCVB partner package. "Together, GLCVB partners and LGBT meeting planners work to make sure that meeting destinations and services are genuinely...
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Billie Jean King and RainbowVision Palm Springs Paint the Town Green
2007-03-20 19:43:00
Source: Rain bowVision Properties, Inc.Date: March 19, 2007Palm Spring s, CA -- Exclusive: Sports legend and social pioneer Billie Jean King and RainbowVision Palm Springs (RVPS) have announced plans for a green community, fitness facility and exhibition tennis court to open in Palm Springs. RVPS's green choices promote construction of healthier buildings both for the occupants and the environment. According to the U.S. Dept. of Energy, construction of buildings consumes 40% of the world's total energy. Now with the dangers of global warming, 'Hybrid Living'-- the co-existence of activities and lifestyles, inseparably spooling together -- is of ultimate importance. In addition, Rastra(R), RVPS's building material of choice, is a fire and earthquake resistant, sound proof, lightweight material made up of 85% recycled materials that might have lain forever in landfills. "Joy Silver and RainbowVision are the nation's first and leading developer of communities for the ...
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New York Court Upholds Westchester County Executive Order
2007-03-19 15:15:00
Source: Lambda LegalDate: March 12, 2007New York -- Lambda Legal announces today that the Supreme Court of New York, West chester County has held that County Executive Spano is adhering to New York law in respecting out-of-state marriages of same-sex couples living in Westchester County. “Today’s decision follows a long history of settled law in New York, namely that our state respects marriages that are validly entered into in other jurisdictions,” said Alphonso David, Staff Attorney at Lambda Legal and lead attorney on this case. “Our clients can now have peace of mind that their marriage is respected in Westchester, consistent with New York law.” On June 6, 2006, Westchester County Executive Andrew Spano issued Executive Order No. 3, which provides that “every department, board, agency, and commission of the County of Westchester under my jurisdiction (shall) recognize same sex marriages lawfully entered into outside the State of New York in the same manner as they cur...
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Retired Military Officers 'Come Out' and Demand Apology
2007-03-19 14:29:00
Source: Servicemembers Legal Defense NetworkDate: March 16, 2007WASHINGTON -- A group of seven high- ranking military veterans today responded to recent remarks by General Peter Pace, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who earlier this week called lesbian, gay and bisexual service members "immoral" and re-iterated his support for the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" ban on lesbian, gay and bisexual service members. The officers, who are all lesbian or gay, called on Congress to repeal the law, and demanded that General Pace apologize for his remarks. COL Stewart Bornhoft, USA (Ret.); CAPT Joan E. Darrah, USN (Ret.); CAPT Robert D. Dockendorff, USNR (Ret.); Chaplain (COL) Paul W. Dodd, USA (Ret.); CAPT Sandra Geiselman, USNR (Ret.); COL E. A. Leonard, USA (Ret.); and CAPT Robert Michael Rankin, USN (Ret.) issued their statement on Friday morning. "Our community has a long history of serving our country in the armed forces," the group said. "Today, there are mor...
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Tour to Support the Human Rights Campaign
2007-03-15 21:03:00
Source: True Colors Concerts, LLCDate: March 12, 2007NEW YORK -- For the first time ever, music legends and today's hottest artists take the stage for a historical musical event -- Cyndi Lauper, Erasure, Debbie Harry, The Dresden Dolls, The Gossip and The Misshapes with host Margaret Cho join in celebration of the inaugural True Colors concert tour in support of the Human Rights Campaign . This 15 city nationwide tour, presented by Logo, kicks off Gay & Lesbian Pride Month on June 8th at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena. The concerts will feature five hours of nonstop music with other exciting special guests appearing on select dates throughout the tour including Rufus Wainwright, Rosie O'Donnell and Indigo Girls with additional guests to be announced. The True Colors Tour was conceived by Cyndi Lauper stemming from her desire to give back to the community for the love and support they have given her throughout her career. Through a joint program with the Human Rights Camp...
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John Amaechi Signs Landmark Endorsement Deal
2007-03-15 20:05:00
Source: The HeadBlade, Inc.Date: March 12, 2007 LOS ANGELES -- In a landmark endorsement deal, The HeadBlade(R), Inc., creators of the ultimate head-shaving razor and the pioneers of head care, has signed former NBA player John Amaechi to a multi-year contract, marking the first time a mainstream company has sponsored an openly gay male athlete. "I think it's fantastic that HeadBlade has approached me to endorse the brand," said Amaechi. "I jumped on the HeadBlade bandwagon the first time I found out about the product almost six years ago, and have been using it ever since. Whether you're black, white, straight or gay, a shaved head is a shaved head, and it requires specialized maintenance." "John Amaechi is the newest face of the brand because he embodies many of the qualities representative of a HeadBlader," said HeadBlade CEO Todd Greene. "He is a man comfortable in his own skin and he's not afraid to go against the grain. The HeadBlade audience is diverse; we en...
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Gay Democrats Respond to 'Morality' Statements
2007-03-15 19:58:00
Source: National Stonewall Democrats Date: March 15, 2007WASHINGTON -- Today, the National Stonewall Democrats issued the following statement in response to remarks made by Senators Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and Barack Obama (D-IL) when each was asked to clarify if a same-sex sexual orientation made someone immoral. Both Senators have refused to answer the question which followed comments made by Marine General Peter Pace, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to the editorial board of the Chicago Tribune in which he called American service personnel immoral: "Most Democrats understand, and should understand, that morality isn't derived from sexual orientation or gender identity. Morality is how you treat your neighbor, support your community and sacrifice for your family and country. When I tuck my daughter into bed at night, those are the values I teach her. We expect Democratic candidates and elected officials to reaffirm those same values, to speak up when families or indiv...
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National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association to Give Award
2007-03-15 19:49:00
Source: National Lesbian & Gay Journal ists AssociationDate: March 13, 2007WASHINGTON -- On Thursday, March 15, 2007, the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA) will present its second Leroy F. Aarons Scholarship Award at Headlines & Headliners: NLGJA's 12th Annual New York Benefit, to be held at ABC Times Square Studios. The 2007 award recipient is Colin Dugdale, a third-year journalism student at Indiana University Bloomington. An Indiana native, Dugdale is a columnist and reporter for the university's award-winning Indiana Daily Student. While at the paper, he has been awarded nine "Best Column" awards and was twice voted "Best Columnist" (Fall 2005 and 2006). David L. Adams, Indiana University Professor, Director of the Office of Student Media and NLGJA member, says that Dugdale's columns "tackle a number of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) issues with great humor and understanding. I knew Roy Aarons personally; from the time he ...
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First Circuit Hears 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Appeal
2007-03-14 20:46:00
Source: Servicemembers Legal Defense NetworkDate: March 7, 2007BOSTON, March 7, 2007 -- The First Circuit heard oral arguments today in an appeal filed by veterans dismissed under the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" ban on lesbian, gay and bisexual service members. The veterans, who all served during the current war on terror, asked the Court to reverse a lower court ruling dismissing their constitutional challenge to the law. The lawsuit, Cook v. Gates, was filed on behalf of the plaintiffs by Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN) and the law firm of WilmerHale. "When we began this journey in December 2004, we were determined to have our stories heard and to present the facts about 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.' Today's hearing was an important step forward in that journey," the plaintiffs said in a statement issued today. "This morning, we have come to the First Circuit with unmovable confidence in our nation's promise of 'liberty and justice for all.' We beli...
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Organization Takes Pulse of Ohio Voters
2007-03-14 20:37:00
Source: Equality Ohio Education FundDate: March 7, 2007COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Today, Equality Ohio Education Fund, a statewide, equal-rights education and advocacy organization, released the results of a survey commissioned to determine where voters really stand on issues related to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in Ohio.The end of year survey, conducted by The Glengariff Group, Inc., polled 800 registered Ohio voters, and asked questions on a variety of topics including hospital visitation, workplace discrimination and same-sex marriage.Overall, a majority of Ohioans support most equal rights and protections for LGBT individuals and families. The most significant research result indicates 91% support for legislation giving same-sex couples the guaranteed right to visit their partner in the hospital, should s/he become ill."This is an exceptional response to such an important issue facing many LGBT Ohioans," said Lynne Bowman, Executive Director of Equality Ohio Edu...
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Florida Sheriff’s Department Offers Health Benefits to Same Sex Partners
2007-03-14 15:33:00
One of the largest police departments on the west-central coast of Florida will begin offering health benefits to its gay and lesbian employees in 2007. The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Department , with approximately 3,300 employees, will offer the department’s health plan to all same-sex employees and their children. Read more...Read archived articles from the OutOnTheNet Blog:March> February>Look for more GLBT news on OutOnTheNet.com:Entertainment> Finance> Lifestyle> TravelSign up for the OutOnTheNet E-mail Newsletter...Add to: | del.cio.us | digg | yahoo!Sign up for the OutOnTheNet e-mail newsletter: http://www.outonthenet.com
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Maneuver Vancouver in a Gay Kind of Way
2007-03-14 15:23:00
Look out Toronto and San Francisco, you’ve been bumped. Paris? You ain’t so gay. According to the latest ranking from Community Marketing, Inc., Vancouver tops the list as the No. 1 gay international travel destination. Read more about gay travel...Read archived articles from the OutOnTheNet Blog:March> February>Look for more GLBT news on OutOnTheNet.com:Entertainment> Finance> Lifestyle> TravelSign up for the OutOnTheNet E-mail Newsletter...Add to: | del.cio.us | digg | yahoo!Sign up for the OutOnTheNet e-mail newsletter: http://www.outonthenet.com

Logo Channel Shines Spotlight on Power of Gay Media
2007-03-13 15:30:00
MTV Networks took an incredible risk when it launched Logo on June 30, 2005, or so thought industry experts who predicted a backlash for this cable TV channel designed exclusively for gay and lesbian viewers. Read more about Logo...Read archived articles from the OutOnTheNet Blog:March> February>Look for more GLBT news on OutOnTheNet.com:Entertainment> Finance> Lifestyle> TravelSign up for the OutOnTheNet E-mail Newsletter...Add to: | del.cio.us | digg | yahoo!Sign up for the OutOnTheNet e-mail newsletter: http://www.outonthenet.com
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The Original GLBT Expo
2007-03-06 21:27:00
OutOnTheNet Takes Pride in Presenting the Origin al GLBT Expo : Uniting the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender CommunitySaturday, March 24 - Sunday, March 25, 2007 At the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New YorkNow in its 14th year, The O riginal GLBT Expo promises to be better than ever, offering a unique blend of entertainment and business.But it’s more than just an expo for businesses reaching out to GLBT consumers - it’s also the largest and longest-running event of its kind in the world with attendance records topping more than 20,000 each year. Individuals travel from all parts of the U.S. and abroad to attend.Become a member at the OutOnTheNet Booth (#113-123,324,314) so you can meet the staff and get registered for a chance to win some great prizes.Read archived articles from the OutOnTheNet Blog:March> February>Look for more GLBT news on OutOnTheNet.com:Entertainment> Finance> Lifestyle> TravelSign up for the OutOnTheNet E-mail Newsletter...Sign up for the OutOnTheN...

Baby Remember My Name
2007-03-05 23:33:00
Lambda-Award winning queer writer Michelle Tea (Valencia, Chelsea Whistle, Rose of No Man’s Land) has decided to put down her pen and foster new queer girl writing talent. In Baby Remember My Name , Tea has put together a collection of true-to-life stories from twenty-two young queer girl writers who aren’t afraid to tell everything... Read more...Read archived articles from the OutOnTheNet Blog:March> February>Look for more GLBT news on OutOnTheNet.com:Entertainment> Finance> Lifestyle> TravelSign up for the OutOnTheNet E-mail Newsletter...Add to: | del.cio.us | digg | yahoo!Sign up for the OutOnTheNet e-mail newsletter: http://www.outonthenet.com

Whole Hog Homophobia
2007-03-05 21:26:00
Given the rampant homophobia motoring through Touchstone/Disney’s latest comedy, “Wild Hogs,” it seems fitting that screenwriter Brad Copeland’s credits include writing for TV’s “Arrested Development.” Arrested development … not just a sitcom, but perhaps an explanation for Copeland’s sophomoric state of mind. (The film opened at #1 this weekend.) Read more about Wild Hogs...Read archived articles from the OutOnTheNet Blog:March> February>Look for more GLBT news on OutOnTheNet.com:Entertainment> Finance> Lifestyle> TravelSign up for the OutOnTheNet E-mail Newsletter...Add to: | del.cio.us | digg | yahoo!Sign up for the OutOnTheNet e-mail newsletter: http://www.outonthenet.com
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Celebrating At Sea
2007-03-05 15:23:00
On February 18th the Norwegian Jewel set sail out of Miami for a week of Caribbean bliss. However, this was no ordinary cruise. The Jewel was home for over 2,000 people embarking on the fourth R Family Vacation cruise. Co-Founders Gregg Kaminsky and Kelli O’Donnell hosted the experience that provided a safe and positive environment for gay and lesbian families and their extended straight families and friends. Read more about gay and lesbian families...Read archived articles from the OutOnTheNet Blog:March> February>Look for more GLBT news on OutOnTheNet.com:Entertainment> Finance> Lifestyle> TravelSign up for the OutOnTheNet E-mail Newsletter...Add to: | del.cio.us | digg | yahoo!Sign up for the OutOnTheNet e-mail newsletter: http://www.outonthenet.com
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Rendezvousing With Bears
2007-03-02 17:49:00
It’s the kind of shopping spree most people have never been on, and for countless gay men, the kind they fantasize about. There are hairy, burly men in all directions here, pedaling their wares, filling shopping bags with loot, laughing, back-slapping and, it seems, cruising every man who walks in the door. Read more about bears...Read archived articles from the OutOnTheNet Blog:March> February>Look for more GLBT news on OutOnTheNet.com:Entertainment> Finance> Lifestyle> TravelSign up for the OutOnTheNet E-mail Newsletter...Add to: | del.cio.us | digg | yahoo!Sign up for the OutOnTheNet e-mail newsletter: http://www.outonthenet.com
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