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Manchester Pride Big Weekend 2011

Come and join Manchester Pride's Big Weekend - one of the biggest parties in the UK. From Friday 26 to Monday 29 August, tens of thousands of people descend upon Manchester's world-renowned Gay Village to celebrate the climax of the Manchester Pride’s ten-day festival.
By day, there's three stages packed full of world-class entertainment as well as hundreds of Market & Lifestyle Expo stalls.

By night, Manchester's exciting gay bars and clubs take you through to the early hours of the morning with events that will make you wish the Big Weekend never came to an end.

Brighton and Hove pride to go ahead this Saturday 13th August

The Brighton Pride 2011 Parade, Park event and Street Party WILL GO AHEAD AS SCHEDULED on Saturday.
Pride in Brighton and Hove are delighted to announce Alexandra Burke as headliner for the Preston Park 2011 event. The x-factor winner and chart topper will be bringing her inimitable R&B dance sound to the Pride Live stage on August 13.

Following the sell-out success of her debut concert tour ‘All Night Long’ earlier this year, Alexandra will remind crowds once again why she won votes, and hearts, with her live performances on x-factor.

Internationally Renowned Author Terry Angel Mason Discusses Controversial New Book, on A Touch of Grace Blog Talk Radio Show

(If you miss the broadcast you can click onto the link provided below to listen to this dynamic interview after the taping time)

Internationally Renowned Author Terry Angel Mason Discusses Controversial New Book, They Say That I Am Broken, on A Touch of Grace Radio Show

Los Angeles, CA-December 17,2011- Internationally-acclaimed author, speaker, and GLBT Civil Rights activist Terry Angel Mason, will be a special guest on A Touch of Grace radio show with host G.D. Grace - INTERVIEW ARCHIVED AND ACCESSIBLE AT ANY TIME!

The live show can be heard at:

Gay Pride London 2011 - Carnival of Love

Organisers of the Gay Pride revels expected a million people to join Saturday's event under the theme Carnival of Love. Luigi Andreoli, a 28-year-old nurse from Ealing, west London, embraced the carnival spirit in fluorescent pink fishnet tights, feathers and a neon corset. "It took me about three hours to get ready," he said. "It's fantastic. This is what we are, and Pride is an excuse to show people that we enjoy who we are and there is nothing wrong with it."

ARE THEY TRULY REMORSEFUL OR ARE THEY MERELY PROTECTING THEIR PAYCHECKS?

(TRACY MORGAN'S HOMOPHOBIC RANT)

Four years ago, Grey’s Anatomy star Isaiah Washington was fired from the hit ABC series after using a homophobic slur during an off-camera altercation with co-star Patrick Dempsey. A few months ago Kobe Bryant hurled a gay slur at Bennie Adams, an NBA referee without conscience or remorse because he wanted to strike an emotional chord that would reverberate through the man’s psyche. It was crystal clear that the Laker star meant to hurt the referee in the worse possible way, and that was to assassinate his character publicly and demean his manhood.

New Television Series on the Journey to Parenthood

Mentorn Television are developing a new television series about people who are striving to become parents.

The programme will feature a broad range of couples and individuals from a diverse cross-section of backgrounds and circumstances who are trying to have a child by various different means.

We are looking for people who are at all stages of the process of becoming parents who might be interested in sharing their story and featuring in the programme.

'Donor Unknown' showing at Fringe film festival London 10th April

Fringe Film Festival
The Fringe film festival have programmed a special afternoon of films exploring families and identity on Sunday 10th April. Included in this is a special screening of a new documentary on donor families and post screening discussion.

Showing at 15:30 on 10th April is documentary called 'Donor Unknown', a warm, moving and surprising film about donor families. It tells the story of a network of half siblings, all conceived through the same sperm donor and their desire to meet each other and meet him.

Disney may portray 'Gay families' in future films.

Andreas Deja, award-winning veteran animator for Disney, has suggested the company would be open to featuring both openly gay characters and gay families in future projects.

Mr Deja, who is gay and worked on The Lion King, Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast said to News.com.Au:

“Is there ever going to be a family that has two dads or two mums? Time will tell. I think once they [Disney chiefs] find the right kind of story with that kind of concept, they will do it. It has to be the right kind of story and you have to find that first.”

Local Author Draws on Childhood to Write a Book on Gay Adoption

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By Heather World
Psychologist James LaCroce is not just monkeying around in his new children’s book about a chimpanzee. He also hopes to advance the cause of gay parenting. Photo by Pamela Gerard

Pink Singers - London's community LGBT choir performances

Welcome to a new era in the life of the Pink Singers.
For the first time in 15 years, they have a new Musical Director — Murray Hipkin from English National Opera (ENO). Pink Singers want to tell you about their forthcoming events:

· ‘A Burst of Song’, our New Year concert
· Your chance to win a Fauré or a Gershwin CD
· Our forthcoming participation in the Joel Kafetz Radio Show
· Singing Christmas carols in Trafalgar Square for Marie Curie

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