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The Top 10 Songs That Your Playlist Should Have This Summer: Gay Edition

Published on July 3, 2017 in Blog/Entertainment & LifeStyle/Weekly

Summer is here and it’s time to dance. Here are the top 10 songs you should have in your playlist. Britney Spears – Do You Wanna Come Over? I know, technically, Britney Spear’s Glory came out August 2016. But, the song isn’t a single yet, and in the days of Grindr – it’s relevant. The song is sexy and fun, and asks your lover the burning question of the summer evening – do you want to come over? Whether it’s for Netflix and chill or you skip the move altogether, this song shapes up to be the tease of the…

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San Francisco Gay Pride 2017: Day 2

Published on June 27, 2017 in Blog/Entertainment & LifeStyle/Real Talk/The-Nation/Weekly

Day Two of San Francisco Pride. This was one day to remember. The city came to life with hope, kindness, and strength. Everyone stood together as one while celebrating what the world needs more of—love. The event attracted supporters in the millions this year, and the attendance was well received. Bright colors, handmade signs, and strong voices were everywhere to be found. People greeted one another with hugs and warm smiles. Other’s dancing in the streets in celebration of the day. Music was played on every block giving people such a high energy. Welcome to Pride. Where anything goes.…

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Coming Out As Asexual To Your Partner

Published on May 3, 2017 in Entertainment & LifeStyle/Real Talk/Weekly

What I hope to say first is “Congratulations!”. You’ve probably found some answers about yourself that make sense, in more ways than one. However frustratingly, after the relief of knowing how to identify on the sexuality spectrum, from pansexual to demi sexual to asexual, comes the anxiety and brand new questions. While groups like AVEN are building awareness and spaces for belonging and connection, the concepts are still somewhat unknown to many people. Let’s be clear that like anything else in your life, from your political leanings to sexual attractions or lack thereof, the only people who need to know…

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The Death of George Michael and Long-Term Memory

Published on December 27, 2016 in Entertainment/Weekly news

At the age of 22, I was proud to have been drunk out of my mind more times than any human liver should be able to physically tolerate even after fifty years of enjoying the demon in the bottle. At the age of 23 and the time of this writing, I have had more sex partners than as many people on Friday night lineup waiting to order at Pink’s Hot Dogs in La Brea. At this same tender age, I have also had the chance to live in a foreign country to study theater arts and enjoy both the…

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