By Paddy Reid
Ethel asked to speak to me privately, and told me about Glenn, her son, who was gay; he was their pride and joy. But now was in Madison General Hospital with what was then considered a new, scary illness: HIV-AIDS.
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The LGBTQ community embraced the 2004 Mean Girls film, written by Tina Fey, since it hit theatres in 2004. What gay person hasn’t shared a meme on October 3rd or sarcastically said She Doesn’t Even Go Here! Rejoice, as Regina George, Cady Heron, Damian Hubbard and the rest of the North Shore High crew is live on stage in Calgary until January 21st at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium.
The Musical debuted…
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By Kevin Winkler
It wouldn’t be fair to call Howard Jeffrey a forgotten name since he was never particularly well-known. But as a dancer, choreographer, and later a producer, his personal and professional lives intersected with several key figures in mid-century theater and film.
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Stage West’s musical revue’s have become a popular staple over the years. Exploring different genres like British Invasion, the California Sound, Motown, Movie Themes, One Hit Wonders, and more it’s always been a fun, high energy show. As a mega fan of Boy bands and having seen many concerts from bands like The Backstreet Boys, Nsync, 98 Degrees and New Kids on the Block, I was over the moon when Stage West announced Step by Step: The Evolution of the Greatest Boy Bands which plays…
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By Diana Sadretdinova
Since 2014, however, the majority of Russian TV has turned LGBT people into the regime’s main enemy. Viewers are fed a steady stream of political talk shows with guests espousing hate group ideologies from morning to night.
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