Through the storm there is a light, even through the pandemic. 30yo Zeke Titus, talks about his journey an obstacles as an Gay Handsome Plus Size Indudtry Dancer. An shares a few ins an outs. I feel it’s important right now shed some light an acknowledge those who still striving an thriving in, L.G.B.T Community right now. Even though we’re going through a crazy time! I feel right now is a time to not only stick together but to empower each other. It’s a time to uplift each other. No matter sexual preference or color. Weight shouldn’t be an issue,… Keep Reading

Pandemic To Chaos by Lala  Instagram: official_lala_baby_ I feel right now in the world we’re at our lowest. From fighting Covid-19, an trying to find a cure. Shutting down businesses an losing jobs an thousands of our American sick an laying a lot to rest. An just when we finally thought we as the people were overcoming it an reopening. We were wrong, we ended up taken a few steps back. With protesting for justice, an stopping police brutality, an killing of so many men an woman because the color of their skin or just being an Minority in general.… Keep Reading

Always Wondered Growing up as a “Gay Male” before transitioning into a, “Trans Woman”. I wondered how was it for other “Gay Males” coming out. What were their journey like? So I decided to hit the streets an interview a few individuals. But only one stood out to me, I felt not only was this young talented mans journey was different, but he had to some chains of events that were the same. I felt that other individuals can relate to it. Being in today’s generation coming out is way different than coming out back in my day as far… Keep Reading

I was once used to being treated as a equal, Some Would Call It Normal “Gay Male”. But inside I would feel completely different, like I wasn’t whole. I used to tell my parents an myself I’m missing something, but don’t know what it is. I would feel like as if I wasn’t myself completely. But I would just leave it in the my head. As the years went on I would notice how uncomfortable I felt inside. I would always relate more to women than men. I never felt like One of the men. I always understood women, not… Keep Reading

Los Angeles, California: April 2020 Bay Area native Krissy Marchante is a DJ/Producer/MC who has been spinning, scratching, and creating music since 2008 while obtaining a well-rounded knowledge of music production. Krissy established her name performing at clubs, festivals, San Francisco Pride, and opening for artists such as Doja Cat and Cardi B. The latest musical sounds on the Still Alive EP from Krissy Marchante went live on April 8, 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic to enjoy as true “house party” entertainment. It features sultry vocals intertwining and infused with melodic house rhythms and modern hip-hop elements. Still Alive EP… Keep Reading

By Amelia Davis April 8, 2020 How can you not love Lady Gaga? The woman is simply amazing. On April 6, 2020, Gaga took the spotlight in a highly unusual setting, even for her, on a virtual press conference with the World Health Organization, United Nations, and Global Citizen to discuss raising funds for the WHO COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. Raising over $35million for PPE, lab testing, and research developments to curb the pandemic and future outbreak by acting globally and locally. The broadcast for ‘One World: Together At Home’ is not a fundraiser, the funds will have already been… Keep Reading

As people all across the world are falling ill to COVID-19, we are seeing staggering amounts of unemployment numbers rising in the United States due to businesses following strict government orders for health safety. In the past week, 3.3 million Americans have filed for unemployment benefits following the loss of jobs created by governmental safety procedures brought on by the coronavirus pandemic that is sweeping the country. The nation’s unemployment rate for February 2020 was 3.5% and is projected to reach at least 3.9% for the month of March, signifying the likelihood of an imminent recession. Unemployment has not been… Keep Reading

Looking back I knew I wasn’t like every other boy, but as I grew up I figured out real soon I wasn’t the only one like myself. I remember always having feminine features an a slim curvy body which I my embraced. I would remember being invited to my friends parties an sleepovers, but I would only wanted to hang with the girls. I would find it easy to relate more with them, especially when we would talk about the boys. I would find myself having these weird but butterfly feelings towards the boys that I would question myself, “is… Keep Reading