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HABLEMOS DE NEGOCIOS CON GIPSY Consejo #1: Cuida a tu gente; ellos son lo más importante de tu negocio. ¿Alguna vez has querido tener tu propio negocio? Toma consejos de un sobreviviente de COVID19 q
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By: MaryKhon Feliz Año Nuevo, Queeridos! We made it! Here we are! Aquí estamos! Since 2019 until now we have been trying to survive a pandemic that, by the looks of it, won’t end any time soon. So b
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Por/By: Jorge Diaz, MSW Feliz Año Nuevo! Es el tiempo para reflexionar sobre el año pasado y para planificar y exponer tus metas y sueños al universo. El comienzo de un nuevo año se define de manera
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By: Al Ballesteros, MBA I did not know much about Tammy Faye Bakker until I recently saw the movie based on her life “The Eyes of Tammy Faye.” I remember her and her husband the Preacher Jim Bakke
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ARENA: A House Music-al (ARENA) is the exciting new musical opening its’ workshop production on Friday, November 26, 2021, through Sunday, December 19, 2021, at CASA 0101 Theater, 2102 E. First Street
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Por Hector Rodriguez (Gipsy) Photos Povided by Fusion 4 Media, LLC FAROA – Por fin vendo en final de esta pandemia regresamos con las entrevistas y que manera tan exitante de regresar con alguien co
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By: Martin Alatorre, HIV & Biomedical Operation Manager @ JWCH | malatorre@jwch.org This December 1, 2021 World AIDS Day will be an extra special time to remember those we have lost to HIV/AIDS. It
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BY Daniel Pearce D.O., FACOI, AAHIVMS STRONG OVERLAP BETWEEN COVID AND HIV INFECTIONS There is a study that looked at which counties in the US have high Covid rates and layering that map on top of
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By: Al Ballesteros, MBA Stigma, poverty, no or limited medical insurance, language and cultural barriers, lack of information, substance use, mistrust and limited access to the health care system
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By Joey Amato Taking a trip to Savannah is like taking a journey back in time. Even the airport is designed with architectural elements in mind that make it clear to guests that they are in for a un
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By: Joseph R. Castel Photos by: Jordan Lake In Greek mythology, Dionysus is the god of wine, festivity and theatre. This Dyonisio, however, lives in Orange County, and his gift is music, not wine.
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BY: Daniel Pearce, D.O., FACOI, AAHIVMS COVID NOTES: • Idaho public health leaders announced Tuesday that they activated "crisis standards of care" allowing health care rationing for the sta
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By: Joseph R. Castel QFilms Long Beach, returns for its 28th year with a hybrid of programming options for film fans to see the best in queer cinema in person, outdoors and online. The festival bega
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By: Joseph R. Castel There’s a new reboot in town. We’ve had Friends, Will and Grace, Roseanne and now -The Brothers Garcia. The Garcia brothers and their sister are all grownup, married and have ki
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By: Mary Khon Greetings and Salutations, Queeridos! This is your Antiquated Queen coming to you all the way from the foggy bay area. That’s right, queeridos, the fog that usually adorns the “City
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By Francisco Dueñas I hope you have not lost a loved one during this pandemic. Unfortunately, I have lost several. With the passage of time, to that pain, to that grief, anger is added at all the de
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ALTAMED HEALTH SERVICES HOSTED In early August, AltaMed Health Services, the nation’s largest independent federally qualified community health center, hosted “Inclusion Beyond Pride: A Queer Art Show
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Voters throughout California have received their ballot in the Sept. 14 recall election targeting Governor Gavin Newsom. Have you sent it back? Leaders in the LGBTQ community along with Latina/o o
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