Monday, July 6, 2009

Classic Movie Review: "The Gay Divorcee"

by charlotte kuchinsky

It seems that I have re-fallen in love with classic movies. I would almost prefer watching them to a lot of the garbage that Hollywood puts out today.

That's not to say that today's movies are all bad. They most assuredly are not. However, few of them have the same dapth and substance of some of the yesteryear.

I recently agreed to watch "The Gay Divorcee" with my husband. It was Fred Astaire's and Ginger Roger's first motion picture as a couple. They went on to make 18 more together.

As much as I love dancing shows today, I haven't in the past enjoyed a lot of Hollywood musicles; especially those chock full of dance like this one.

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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Newfane, Vermont: Gay-Friendly Bed and Breakfasts

by Stormy Swain

Newfane, Vermont offers its guests fantastic gay-friendly lodging to choose from. If you are going to stay in Newfane, Vermont for a night, be sure to make a reservation at a gay-friendly bed and breakfast so you can enjoy the scenic historic district, picture in the atutumn months. if you intend on traveling to Newfane, Vermont, make sure to visit Mount Snow, only a short drive away. It is good to note that Newfane offers bed and breakfasts, hiking trails and swimming holes that are popular for being clothing optional.

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Thursday, June 25, 2009

Best Gay Wedding Invitations

by Shannon Wilson

Weddings can be a lot of work and it is important that you remember to cover every detail. To invite people to your wedding, don't settle for bland and boring invites, try some gay wedding invitations that reflect on who you and your partner are. This article will detail five of the best gay wedding invitation to buy for your special day.

Best gay wedding invitations #1: Kissing Grooms

The Last Straw has sweet gay wedding invitations. Their card features two grooms on the front, leaning in to each other for a kiss. Behind their backs, they are each holding a bouquet of flowers, with a few flowers scattered on the ground between them.

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Cultural Motives in the Gay Marriage Argument

by Albert Bales

Homophobia is Not the Core Issue

Cultural change is a constant process of accommodation and adaptation to developing social conditions which are sometimes seamlessly assimilated with scarce notice and sometimes accepted only after serious conflagrations up to and including war. When proposition 8, the measure banning gay marriage, was passed by a 59 percent vote last November the decision unleashed a militant backlash by gays and their supporters that has prompted a judicial review now gestating in the california State Supreme court. The passage of the initiative was a surprise to the gay community who, by and large, felt that they had broad support for their cause. Discrimination was at an all time low, gay politicians were well accepted in the state and local legislatures, there are many popular gay media figures.

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Friday, June 19, 2009

Where to Find the Best Upscale Nightclubs in London

by Sabah Karimi

From classic hip hop to big-name DJs, London is home a fine mix of clubs, pubs, and dance venues that make a point about partying every single night. London is famous for its overcrowded rave scene, a hub for techno and contemporary grooves, and plenty of hip hop and dance music to contribute to the pulse of the city. If you're in the mood for joining the party scene during your London visit, you'll find plenty of celebrity-supported upscale clubs and venues to take in. Here's where you'll find some of the best upscale nightclubs in London.

Egg nightclub is a popular spot for dancers and nightclub revelers of all ages, and has become particularly popular for its gay nights. This fashionable club and bar features house, electronic, and eclectic music rotated throughout the week.

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Monday, June 8, 2009

"Sports Out Loud" The Best Gay Sports Magazine in the World?

by Joe Jewett

Aiming to fill the void of gay sports press in the marketplace, the magazine "Sports Out Loud" has hit newsstands. But, have the publishers hit a home run or is it a foul ball in the dirt?

When I first got my hands on Issue #1, I'll be honest, I was kind of disappointed. Turns out the first installment of 'SOL' (an unfortunate set of initials), is a swimsuit issue. So my first instinct was to take this magazine as anything but serious....a disappointment for a publication that not-so-modestly bills itself as " the best gay sports magazine in the world." But as the saying goes, you cannot judge a book or, by extension, a magazine by its cover. So on we go.

"Sports Out Loud" shows itself to be a fairly light magazine in terms of story volume. At only fifty pages, with 25% of that taken up by swimsuit photos, I would have hoped for more in terms of content. But what is presented here is fairly good.

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Wednesday, June 3, 2009

5 Ultimate Gay & Lesbian Hideaways: Exotic Gay Travel Destinations

by CAL

5 Places Where You Can Relax, Play, Shop or Sun in Absolute Seclusion

Every person has said, "I wish I could drop off the face of the Earth," at least once in his or her lifetime. Sky diving is the only conceivable solution for the dropping bit. However, there are places on Earth that allow privacy and seclusion. although the top 5 hideaways are secluded, some contain a host of local gay and lesbian activities. the geography of other gay travel locations permit visitors to briefly enter familiar cities and return to their citadels. This is the real secret to an incognito, gay travel lifestyle.

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