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Celebrity Feature

Dominique Jackson Won’t Stop Surviving

The ‘Pose’ star on the gender fluidity of her latest role, pushing through the pandemic and how ‘X-Men’ saved her By Chris Azzopardi Model and actress Dominique Jackson can’t say a thing about the third and final season of one of the most groundbreaking LGBTQ+ series ever made. It’s mid-February when we connect, just weeks

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HRH Report

Vaccinations being driven by party affiliation

By Johnny Trlica Commentary: All too often people stay in their own little bubble, rarely venturing out to see what’s happening beyond their own comfort zone. Fox News viewers never change the channel to get a different opinion, Whataburger lovers won’t be caught dead at an In-N-Out and gay men will not frequent a bar

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Positive Thoughts

Concrete steps

The Biden-Harris administration must make the first 100 days count to end the HIV epidemic By AIDS United The first 100 days of the Biden-Harris administration mark a unique opportunity to revitalize efforts to end the HIV epidemic in the United States. This new administration begins as our country is in the midst of devastating

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Paula Dream

The good ol’ salad days

By Paula Dream (AKA Kale Haygood) Seems like everyone is on a diet these days. I know I am.Speaking of junk in the truck, here are some really great salads that kind of make that green stuff more attractive. They’re easy to make and to take to the office for a healthy lunch. Or just serve

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What A World

Finally, it’s time to return to ‘normal’

By Nancy Ford Ah Covid, you rat bastard. Here we are, more than a year after you wormed your way into our lives, wreaking havoc and breaking hearts. You’ve done your worst, but it appears that science and common sense have you on the run. And how appropriate that much of the world is re-emerging

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CommunityReview

Love Don’t Need A Reason | Remembering Michael Callen

By David-Elijah Nahmod Michael Callen (1955-1993) is not as well-remembered today as he deserves to be. But during the peak years of the AIDS crisis, Callen has known the world over not only for his AIDS activism but also for his music. Callen was a gifted singer/songwriter who made a name for himself both as

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Across the Causeway

Sharing the tales of Galveston

By Forest Riggs It is no secret that I love to tell stories and tall tales. Often while doing so I will say, “…to make a long story short…” This catch phrase is usually followed by some long winded, rambling reminiscence or re-telling of some adventure or story about something I once experienced. Storytelling is

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Deep Inside Hollywood

Laverne Cox gets a “Clean Slate”

Romeo San Vicente Legendary TV creator Norman Lear, who’ll be 99 years old this July, has a new project in the works with Amazon’s IMDbTV, a new premium free streaming service. The comedy is called “Clean Slate” and it’ll star Laverne Cox and veteran comedian George Wallace. Created by Cox, Wallace, and screenwriter Dan Ewen

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