Bosco brings The Marvelous Miss Gender to stages across the U.S. through August.
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From Seattle to stages across the country, Bosco is bringing her biggest production yet to audiences this summer. Her new theatrical spectacle, The Marvelous Miss Gender, continues its nationwide tour through August with upcoming stops in San Diego, San Francisco, Portland, Denver, Chicago, St. Louis, and more, blending comic-book noir, burlesque, lip-sync, and camp into a full-scale theatrical experience. Keep Reading →
From award-winning Broadway productions to skyline spa escapes and immersive dining, New York City offers no shortage of memorable date experiences
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Few cities understand the art of a night out quite like New York. Equal parts cinematic backdrop and patchwork of distinct neighborhoods, the Big Apple has a way of turning everyday moments into something memorable, whether it's a walk through Central Park, a ferry ride at sunset, or the glow of the skyline from a rooftop bar. Keep Reading →
The Scarlet Lady cruise ship outbound from Portsmouth southern England UK.
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This story originally appeared on The Advocate.Just after midnight Friday, with the Egyptian coastline close enough to see, a harbor master radioed the Scarlet Lady one instruction: Turn around. Days earlier, Turkey had already barred the ship from two ports over "moral values." Now Egypt was withholding entry too. Aboard, roughly 1,900 LGBTQ+ travelers on an Atlantis Events charter, including Broadway star Patti LuPone, booked to perform for the group, were living out, in real time, an old message delivered in a new form: You are not welcome here. Keep Reading →
Growing up, I loved summer camps, no matter what kind. I would beg my mom to send me to Camp Orkila, where all the cool kids went, on Orcas Island in Washington. I went to single-day cooking camps at the local community market. In the first grade, I began attending Camp Coyote, a place where I made best friends — and so many s’mores — year after year, eventually becoming a counselor myself. Then, of course, there were the Mormon summer camps. You might think a closeted young lesbian would have hated them, but I looked forward to going every time — yes, even the year that I had to participate in Trek, a multiday reenactment of the pioneer trail, which included pulling a heavy wagon through the woods while wearing a dress and bonnet. The most important thing was I got to be outside — and yeah, maybe I flirted with the girls a little. Keep Reading →
In 2018, RuPaul famously posted what he thought was the transgender flag to Twitter but was, in fact, the 1953 Ellsworth Kelly painting Train Landscape. The Drag Race host was roasted for the error — which was likely the result of a misspelling on Google — but as a trans woman who’s obsessed with trains, I didn’t mind too much. I feel equally represented by either ensign. Keep Reading →