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HalloweenMusic Round Up: It Isn’t Too Early To Decorate the Tree!
Check out PhillyGayCalendar blogger Andrew’s second installment of his must-listen songs of the week!
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Downtime, Siri, and Recharging–Three Tips To Give Yourself Some Me-Time
Feel like you simply can’t add on one more thing to your Friday night? Do you need a day just to treat yourself to some peace and reflection? There’s a reason why we over-schedule ourselves: to avoid that alone time we so desperately need.
Isn’t it Romantic? Gay Niagara-on-the-Lake
Romantic, sophisticated, picturesque, distinctive, and not so much just a ‘boystown’ as the ladies find this area worth flocking to as well. Currently there is a campaign billing Niagara-by-the-Lake as the perfect ‘Gay Wedding Destination.’
SPOONING: Michael’s Southwest Mac and Cheese
Michael, PhillyGayCalendar’s resident recipe blogger, helps us settle into the cool evenings of fall with this tasty and easy Southwest Mac and Cheese!
THE COMING OUT PROJECT: Rochelle Johnson
PhillyGayCalendar celebrates the coming-out stories of Philadelphia-area LGBTQ citizens throughout the month of October. Today’s column features Rochelle Johnson.
Gay Chicago–My Kind of Town!
Like Philadelphia, Chicago is honest and genuine everywhere. Some other famous and wonderful cities like New York, Paris, and Rome can actually become a distraction in themselves, whereas Chicago, Illinois is simple, direct and proud of it.
Y-HEP to Participate in AIDS Walk Philly 2013
Y-HEP’s programs are numerous. Their care for the entire person literally supports and encompasses body, mind, and spirit.
Music Round Up: From Robert Glasper to Panic at the Disco
PGC blogger Andrew Clark throws down some of the best new hits from The Saturdays, Bright Light Bright Light, Tegan & Sara, Panic! at the Disco, and The Robert Glasper Experiment.
Sex, violence, murder, family, love, faith, doubt: A Review of Curio Theater’s ROMEO AND JULIET
Based on the national press that West Philly’s Curio Theater received in the past month, you’d think they were staging ‘The Tempest,’ not Shakespeare’s iconic love story ‘Romeo and Juliet.’
Quit Trippin’: Why Having Some Ego is Actually Quite Righteous
Having ego doesn’t make you like Meryl Streep’s character from the film ‘The Devil Wears Prada.’ We’ve got to demystify the notion of ego in order to reclaim it.
