Here’s a cool and inclusive event that you don’t see every day. You can click on the graphic to enlarge the flyer. I’ve also posted this web flyer on our Events page. If you have a gay event that you’d like promoted on QL just send it to me at mike@queerlandia.com or Nathan at nathan@queerlandia.com for consideration. Thanks and Happy Hump Day!
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Tagged Arts and Entertainment, bisexual, deaf night out, gay, leadership, lesbian, pride, San Francisco Bay Area, transgender, Walnut Creek
I saw this today while browsing the Cantu Queer Center web page today. The Queer Center is the GLBTI Center on campus at UC Santa Cruz. I’ve actually never seen this spelled out like this before and I wonder if some student just created it or if it has some “official” gay history to it. I think I need to find out. At any rate it’s a really cool and I thought I’d post it.
This weekend, from Friday the 24th to Sunday the 26th of August, the new Queer Lit-oriented site Rainbow Book Reviews is hosting a Blog Hop fêteing GLBTQ literature and the people who write it. Authors (including this one) will ruminate on the question, “What does writing GLBTQ literature mean to me?,” and Rainbow Book Reviews, several GLBTQ publishers, and individual authors (including this one) are handing out goodies. So hop around a bit this weekend. Support a new queer site; meet some queer writers; make a friend, become a fan, or win a prize!
What does it all mean to me? Read my post about cowboys, coming out of the closet, and your very own awesomeness here. And if you got something to say, say it: a lucky commenter will be chosen at random to win a $20 gift card to Amazon.com.
“Think about it as this swirling circus of originality and creativity that magically appears once a year to tickle, inspire and fire the imagination … unabashedly celebrating and stretching the wonders of the possible.”
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Tagged Arts and Entertainment, California, Central Valley, Festivals, Fresno, Merced, Modesto, Rogue Festival, Tower District, Visalia
Confronting head-on the issues of our time through humor, Jeza and the Belles is a Comedic / Sci-Fi Web Series. The stories center around three Drag Queen sisters who are empowered with Super Hero abilities upon wearing special fashion accessories. The Belles are charged by Galactic Queen Eusta to clean up planet earth of its rampant evil lest she have no choice but to destroy our planet.
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Tagged Arts and Entertainment, bisexual, comedy, Drag queen, gay, humor, lesbian, Queer, Superhero, Transgendered
Happy Monday everyone! I just wanted to give a quick shout out and share some great news with everyone. We had a record-setting weekend with over 2,000 hits Saturday and Sunday. That is by far our biggest weekend since we started Project Q back in January. We’re very excited about our growing audience and we’re having a lot of fun bringing you our unique brand of news and information…
This is a very sad day. The gay news site 365gay.com is coming to an end. I am not sure of the reasons for this, as Logo should be able to sustain the blog financially. I have been reading 365gay for years. I love the format of the site. I also love the voices and opinions.
When I heard about Queerty closing, I wasn’t really upset. I had never really read the site. With 365gay closing, I am deeply upset. I go to 365gay.com at least 3 times a day to catch up on news. I like the layout of the blog and the style. I enjoy it when the readers post their comments and the writers reply. I love the simplicity of the older layout (the new one is still nice, but not as simplistic). Continue reading
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Tagged 365gay, Arts and Entertainment, community, DADT, DOMA, equality, Gay community, gay marriage, GLBT, James Withers, Jennifer Vanasco, leadership, LGBT, New York, news, politics, pride, Queer, social justice, united states
