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The HyperTexts Famous Nicknames: Nicknames of Famous People Donald Trump has recently inspired a YUGE collection of nicknames, some of them quite “colorful.”
As Pride Month gets underway, a look at how LIFE covered gay communities in 1964
James Beard, for whom the prestigious culinary award is named, starred in television’s first cooking show, I Love to Eat, in 1946.But there weren’t a lot of TV sets in homes then, so it wasn’t until Julia premiered The French Chef in 1963 that America really fell in love with watching cooking.
Matthew Shepard’s horrific death at the hands of redneck homophobes shocked America and changed its laws. Now a different truth is emerging, but does it matter?
Partners Task Force for Gay & Lesbian Couples: An international resource for same-sex couples, supporting the diverse community of committed gay and lesbian partners through a variety of media, since 1986.
More than anyone else, Ellen DeGeneres is the face of LGBT America. Still. That’s the verdict of two new Pew Research Center surveys, one of the general U.S. population and the other of LGBT Americans specifically. Not only was the comedian and television host by far the most frequently cited
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This list of famous people with HIV is loosely ranked by fame and popularity. Human immunodeficiency virus, better known as HIV, is the virus that causes AIDS. The
Gay Art In America. A Short Illustrated History and appreciation of the creativity within the gay community.
