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Celebrating The Green - Happy St. Patrick's Day
As we honor the patron saint of Ireland by donning green and drinking too much today, it feels only fitting to pull the curtain back a bit on March 17 Read more1
Happy 21st Birthday Jason Pitt
At last Jason Pitt is finally able to drink & purchase alcohol legally because today be comes into his own. Jason is celebrating his 21st birthday. Read more1
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Name: Eddie Rabon
Date of Birth: 5/17/85
Place of Birth: Lexington, SC
Nationality: Dutch/German/Irish
Native language: English
Height: 5’8
Weight: 145 lbs.
Shoe size: 9
Hair color: Blond (naturally)
Eye color: Brown
Education: Point Park University, Pittsburgh. BA Musical Theatre, 2005.
Career: Administrator in a private K-12 school for celebrity & high-profile professionally working children; freelance event planning
Community Service: I work extensively with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. 2010 team captain - Broadway Bares (rallying 20 guys to raise $30,000 in 4 weeks).
Hobbies: Running, , Travel, Theatre, Volunteering
Zodiac sign: Taurus
South Carolina's Eddie Rabon Wins U.S. Mr. Gay for 2011
Name: Eddie Rabon
Date of Birth: 5/17/85
Place of Birth: Lexington, SC
Nationality: Dutch/German/Irish
Native language: English
Height: 5’8
Weight: 145 lbs.
Shoe size: 9
Hair color: Blond (naturally)
Eye color: Brown
Education: Point Park University, Pittsburgh. BA Musical Theatre, 2005.
Career: Administrator in a private K-12 school for celebrity & high-profile professionally working children; freelance event planning
Community Service: I work extensively with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. 2010 team captain - Broadway Bares (rallying 20 guys to raise $30,000 in 4 weeks).
Hobbies: Running, , Travel, Theatre, Volunteering
Zodiac sign: Taurus
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Ever been in a room full of shrieking gay men and muscular dudes sporting barely-there red Speedos? Every Saturday? Well, get ready to take it to a whole new level when the 2011 U.S. Mr. Gay Competition strides into Philadelphia at 9 p.m. Tonnight Saturday, November 13th at the city’s thumping Voyeur nightclub.
You already know that Philly is one of the most popular destinations for LGBT travelers, and I’m willing to bet that a stageful of American’s next top hotties in swimsuits will only further this notion. I’d even wager that Philly’s set to assume the title of the gay capitol of the United States after the weekend of November 13th! Let that Philadelphia freedom ring out loud!
Get Ready for 'U.S. Mr. Gay' Tonight
Ever been in a room full of shrieking gay men and muscular dudes sporting barely-there red Speedos? Every Saturday? Well, get ready to take it to a whole new level when the 2011 U.S. Mr. Gay Competition strides into Philadelphia at 9 p.m. Tonnight Saturday, November 13th at the city’s thumping Voyeur nightclub.
You already know that Philly is one of the most popular destinations for LGBT travelers, and I’m willing to bet that a stageful of American’s next top hotties in swimsuits will only further this notion. I’d even wager that Philly’s set to assume the title of the gay capitol of the United States after the weekend of November 13th! Let that Philadelphia freedom ring out loud!
“Each judge is incredibly accomplished,they know how to recognize talent, and they understand what separates ‘good’ contestants from the very ‘best,’ said Bruce Yelk, president and owner of Nightlifegay.com, which is producing the event.Mr. Gay USA meet-and-greet, Q Lounge, 1234 Locust St., 8 tonight, $10, 215-732-1800, www.qphilly.com. Competition, Voyeur, 1221 St. James St., 9 p.m. tomorrow (meet-and-greet, 8 p.m.), $10, 215-735-5772, www.voyeurnightclub.com.
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About 30,000 people participated in Taiwan's annual gay pride parade in Taipei Saturday afternoon and called on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people to show their political power to demand more LGBT-friendly policies from governments.
Some onlookers bought rainbow flags for 50 New Taiwan dollars (about 1.63 U.S. dollars) each from volunteers, who said the money will be used to stage next year's parade.
Apart from local people from various parts of the island, Saturday's parade, with the theme "Out & Vote," also drew supporters from Hong Kong, Japan, the Chinese mainland and South East Asian countries, according to the parade's organizer, the Taiwan LGBT Pride Community, a coalition of LGBT and other civil society organizations.
The event also attracted a record 126 social groups and shops hawking LGBT-themed goods.
After marching for about 3 miles along a route taking in many homosexual landmarks -- gay bars and a park where gays used to congregate -- the marchers returned to their starting point for a concert.
First held in 2003 with about 500 participants, the event has grown quickly. In 2009, 25,000 people participated, making it the largest gay-pride parade of the Chinese community across the world.
The Largest Gay Pride Parade Ever, Held In Asia!
About 30,000 people participated in Taiwan's annual gay pride parade in Taipei Saturday afternoon and called on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people to show their political power to demand more LGBT-friendly policies from governments.
Some onlookers bought rainbow flags for 50 New Taiwan dollars (about 1.63 U.S. dollars) each from volunteers, who said the money will be used to stage next year's parade.
Apart from local people from various parts of the island, Saturday's parade, with the theme "Out & Vote," also drew supporters from Hong Kong, Japan, the Chinese mainland and South East Asian countries, according to the parade's organizer, the Taiwan LGBT Pride Community, a coalition of LGBT and other civil society organizations.
The event also attracted a record 126 social groups and shops hawking LGBT-themed goods.
After marching for about 3 miles along a route taking in many homosexual landmarks -- gay bars and a park where gays used to congregate -- the marchers returned to their starting point for a concert.
First held in 2003 with about 500 participants, the event has grown quickly. In 2009, 25,000 people participated, making it the largest gay-pride parade of the Chinese community across the world.
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Each year, more than 28 million people travel to the “Big D”, making Dallas the number one visitor destination in Texas. What better way to experience everything Dallas has to offer than during the 27th anniversary Dallas Pride weekend?Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau is giving away a weekend package that includes:
• Two roundtrip passes to Dallas on American Airlines • A four-day, three-night stay at the luxurious W Dallas - Victory hotel • Dinner for two at Craft at W Dallas - Victory • Two VIP passes to Gaybingo Dallas compliments of Resource Center Dallas • Two passes to Gay Day at Six Flags Over Texas compliments of Dallas Voice
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A Million People & England’s Queen Crowd Toronto’s Gay Pride
“It's the biggest party in the world, man,” said one person attending pride. “I've heard that it's better than San Francisco Pride, but I've never been,”As the parade winded its way through city streets, people cheered, confetti was thrown and volunteers sprayed the sweaty masses with water guns as the crowd watched the parade.
It felt somehow fitting that Queen Elizabeth II spent her first full day in Toronto, on the same day as a million queens celebrated gay pride. Everybody in town was in a mood for a party.
Lady Gaga music blared over speakers strapped to trucks as people yelled out “Happy Pride.” The parade also featured drag queens dressed in heavy purple and pink taffeta dresses, carrying parasols.
Police also rode through the parade route, waving at people to show support. In the parade on Sunday, many people held signs that said “My Pride includes free speech.”
Lady Gaga music blared over speakers strapped to trucks as people yelled out “Happy Pride.” The parade also featured drag queens dressed in heavy purple and pink taffeta dresses, carrying parasols.
Police also rode through the parade route, waving at people to show support. In the parade on Sunday, many people held signs that said “My Pride includes free speech.”
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Gay pride was on display in towns and cities across the United States Sunday as gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people -- and their supporters -- marched in parades large and small to demand equality, oppose discrimination and express pride in who they are.
In New York, the parade featured participants of every age and many backgrounds. Some dressed conservatively, others were decked out in glittering fabrics and some wore next to nothing at all.
The atmosphere was festive and open, as marchers carried handmade signs with messages including, "Straight but not narrow-minded" and represented groups including the New York Gay Bloggers.
But there was no banner for St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church. Parishioners did march, but obeyed an order from New York Archbishop Timothy Dolan that they should not carry a banner with the church's name. The banner they carried was blank.
The gay pride parade in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is considered one of the biggest events in the state -- last year's parade drew more than half a million people.
On Sunday, participants wandered in a festival-type atmosphere that included tents for people to sell services and wares.
The festival also included a man handing out Bibles and preaching against homosexuality. Festival organizers had tried to block his presence, but a federal court ruled that the man could not be banned from the park.
There were no incidents related to his presence, and some participants even stopped to engage him in what appeared to be friendly debate.
Even tiny Fayetteville, Arkansas, had a gay pride parade for the fourth year running. It was small but attended by enthusiastic supporters, who were able to drown out the words coming from Christian counter-demonstrators.
The grand marshal of the parade was 10-year-old Will Phillips, who made headlines by refusing to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance at his school. He said his reasoning was that not all U.S. citizens enjoy liberty and justice, particularly gay, lesbian and transgender people.
But in San Francisco, violence shook the city's neighborhood perhaps most associated with gay pride, the Castro district. Police said three people were shot at a party, during so-called "Pink Saturday" festivities preceding Sunday's activities. Local media reported that one man died as a result of his injuries.
Generally when the Stanley Cup makes it's annual tour around the world each summer, it's not uncommon for it to be featured in a parade in a player's hometown. It's not every day that a member of a championship winning squad can do something to help reach out to a community in a different way however. Brent Sopel took the Stanley Cup to Chicago Gay Pride.
Gay Pride Celebrated Coast to Coast!
Gay pride was on display in towns and cities across the United States Sunday as gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people -- and their supporters -- marched in parades large and small to demand equality, oppose discrimination and express pride in who they are.
In New York, the parade featured participants of every age and many backgrounds. Some dressed conservatively, others were decked out in glittering fabrics and some wore next to nothing at all.
The atmosphere was festive and open, as marchers carried handmade signs with messages including, "Straight but not narrow-minded" and represented groups including the New York Gay Bloggers.
But there was no banner for St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church. Parishioners did march, but obeyed an order from New York Archbishop Timothy Dolan that they should not carry a banner with the church's name. The banner they carried was blank.
The gay pride parade in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is considered one of the biggest events in the state -- last year's parade drew more than half a million people.
On Sunday, participants wandered in a festival-type atmosphere that included tents for people to sell services and wares.
The festival also included a man handing out Bibles and preaching against homosexuality. Festival organizers had tried to block his presence, but a federal court ruled that the man could not be banned from the park.
There were no incidents related to his presence, and some participants even stopped to engage him in what appeared to be friendly debate.
Even tiny Fayetteville, Arkansas, had a gay pride parade for the fourth year running. It was small but attended by enthusiastic supporters, who were able to drown out the words coming from Christian counter-demonstrators.
The grand marshal of the parade was 10-year-old Will Phillips, who made headlines by refusing to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance at his school. He said his reasoning was that not all U.S. citizens enjoy liberty and justice, particularly gay, lesbian and transgender people.
But in San Francisco, violence shook the city's neighborhood perhaps most associated with gay pride, the Castro district. Police said three people were shot at a party, during so-called "Pink Saturday" festivities preceding Sunday's activities. Local media reported that one man died as a result of his injuries.
Generally when the Stanley Cup makes it's annual tour around the world each summer, it's not uncommon for it to be featured in a parade in a player's hometown. It's not every day that a member of a championship winning squad can do something to help reach out to a community in a different way however. Brent Sopel took the Stanley Cup to Chicago Gay Pride.
Brent Sopel took the Stanley Cup to Chicago Gay Pride
Country Singer Chely Wright Grand Marshals Chicago Pride
Onlookers At Chicago Pride
Gay Flag Streaming On Seattle's Space Needle
New York City Pride Parade
Lady Gaga Tweets From NYC Pride
New York City Gay Bloggers - JoeMyGod, Bilerico, WorldofWonder, Autostraddle
Michael Lucas Leads Israeli Jewish Pride Marchers - NYC Pride
Judy Shepard Grand Marshall NYC Pride
Randy Blue Boys - NYC Pride
PHOTO CREDITS: ChicagoPride | Pride of NYC | SF Chronicle | GaySocialites | SeattleTimes
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Thousands In The Streets Of Mexico City For Gay Pride
