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Haunted – Episode 3
Was it his boyfriend playing a trick, or is there something more sinister going on?
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Parrot
A new short film inspired by True events called Parrot just released its trailer. It’s about a drag queen [played by Philly’s own Brittany Lynn] protects a child during a crisis as prejudices reach a breaking point.
Hocus Poc-yasss
One of Philly’s favorite queens, Bev, is ready for her big Halloween show, Hocus Poc-yasss
Kiyoshi Kuromiya – Helped HIV/AIDS Patients Get Life-Saving Treatment Information
Kiyoshi Kuromiya, a gay civil rights activist and co-founder of the Gay Liberation Front movement’s Philadelphia chapter who revolutionized the way HIV/AIDS patients got reliable information about the virus.
Philadelphia FIGHT’s Jane Shull Receives Wistar Legacy Award
The Wistar Institute is proud to announce Jane Shull, chief executive officer of Philadelphia FIGHT; philanthropist Ken Nimblett; Philadelphia Foundation and the Robert I. Jacobs Fund; and Philadelphia FIGHT will be honored at the Wistar Legacy Awards, a celebration of 25 years of continuous HIV research collaboration
Dr. Rachel Levine Is Now First Trans 4-Star Admiral in U.S. History
Assistant Secretary for Health, and former Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Dr. Rachel Levine is making history again. Levine is being sworn in as a four-star admiral, making her the first transgender four-star officer in all eight of the uniformed services. Admiral Levine will also be the first female four-star admiral in the…
Haunted – Episode 2
In episode 2, trick or treaters interrupt his quiet night.
PHOTOS: PINKLUST
BOS Philly presented PINKLUST – an all pink OUTFest event and raised money for the William Way Center.
Amber Hikes: Want to truly succeed? Lift others up while you climb
It’s up to all of us to create a more inclusive and diverse workplace. No matter where you are in your career journey, it’s essential that you help others grow, even as you are growing yourself,
AC Pride group’s to celebrate Atlantic City’s gay history
It was a big deal back in its heyday, which was really the 1970s. Everybody from Philadelphia, New York and DC all came to New York Avenue