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4th Annual Images In Advertising Awards
July 28: New York City
Commercial Closet Association has announced the nominees for the 4th annual Images In Advertising Awards, recognizing companies that best demonstrated inclusion of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals (GLBT) in mainstream advertising campaigns that appeared in 2007. The award winners will be announced during a ceremony on July 28 at New World Stages in New York City.
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Nathan Lane Returns to Broadway in Mamet’s 'November'
By Orion Baxter Holly
Nathan Lane has been cast as the President of the United States in David Mamet's November, a new political comedy that touches on civil marriages, gambling casinos, lesbians, American Indians, presidential libraries, questionable pardons and campaign contributions. The play, directed by Joe Mantello, begins previews on December 20 at the Barrymore Theatre and will open on January 17, 2008.
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Stonewall Chorale Celebrates Thirty Gay Years In Song
By Duane Wells
With the 2006/2007 season, the Stonewall Chorale celebrates 30 years of making music. This season’s concerts include a March 31st performance of Ralph Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem, featuring special guests Meredith Monk and her Vocal Ensemble, and a June 23rd performance at Symphony Space celebrating the Chorale’s 30 year history with a salute to the Gay Pride movement.
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Matthew Bourne's Reinvention of 'Edward Scissorhands'
By Duane Wells
He wowed the world with his all male interpretation of Swan Lake and now, director/choreographer Matthew Bourne is back with his re-imagining of Tim Burton's 1990 film Edward Scissorhands. The production, which originated in London in December 2005, will have a three-week New York premiere at BAM's Howard Gilman Opera House March 14-31, followed by engagements in Toronto, St. Paul, Denver and Seattle.
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Gay Outdoors Gathering in New York, July 28-30
What began four years ago, as a small gathering of gay outdoor enthusiasts has exploded into a premier Gay Outdoors event. Camp and explore the amazing beauty of the Catskills in central New York and make some new gay outdoor friends in the process.
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Tevin Campbell Returns to the Spotlight
Child prodigy joins cast of Hairspray on Broadway
By David Mariner
Before he even reached his eighteenth birthday, Tevin Campbell had worked with some of the best folks in the music industry, In 1989, at the age of 11, he was first featured on a Quincy Jones album. As he entered adulthood, however, Tevin faced several challenges both professionally and personally.
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here! Networks Signs on as Presenting Sponsor for Q-Me Con 2006
here! Networks has just signed a deal with Punkmouse to act as Presenting Sponsor of Q-Me Con 2006. The Queer Media and Entertainment Conference is the first ever multi-day conference and expo designed specifically for industry professionals working in, or looking to break into, LGBTQ content creation for the burgeoning queer TV and new digital media arenas.
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2006 Queer Media and Entertainment Conference in NYC
The first ever multi-day conference and expo designed specifically for industry professionals working in, or looking to break into, LGBTQ content creation for the burgeoning queer TV and new digital media arenas will take place Friday, April 14th thru Sunday, April 16th at the Tribeca Cinemas in New York City.
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Black Gay Film Series Premieres in New York
Aiming to exhibit independent shorts and feature-length films that preserve the legacy as well as encourages fresh, powerful and positive representation about the Black LGBTQ Experience, Queer Black Cinema (QBC) will debut on January 26th at the Audre Lorde Project in artistic trendy area Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York.
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