Gay Charlotte and LGBTQ Carolina News, Arts & Entertainment
Don’t let the heat of summer from keeping you from looking your best. Stylist Daniel Stroupe gives us options for dressing for success and staying cool without sacrificing style in these summer and early fall fashions.
The hot days of summer are the perfect time to lay back and relax. Be sure to keep cool! Take those stuffy clothes off and show some skin with these hot swimwear and underwear fashions.
MaCray Huff, 30, always felt a little bored growing up in Virginia and North Carolina, but he knew his talents would one day be his ticket out of the south.
Photographer Jef Madden is establishing himself as the go-to guy for shooting community events like the AIDSWalk and Pride Charlotte and for documenting LGBT-themed projects like The Human Canvas, Project Colors and the mural that’s currently being painted on the White Rabbit store.
North Carolina’s strong LGBT community won’t be left out when the Democratic National Convention rolls into Charlotte in September. Community organizations across the state and especially in Charlotte are taking advantage of the spotlight the DNC brings.
The large-scale “CarolinaFest” party originally slated for Labor Day at the Charlotte Motor Speedway will move to Uptown Charlotte.
Charlotte Black Gay Pride and Shades of Pride will be holding their festivals in July.
Did you lose respect for Billy Graham when he spoke out in favor of the anti-gay amendment?
The adage “A picture is worth a thousand words” bears truth in light of the rush of praise and criticism of J. C. Penney’s Fathers’ Day advertisement. The ad was unforgettable and rather iconic: two dads are caught mid-laughter as they play with their cute, rambunctious children on the clean living room carpeted floor.
Much of the media frenzy over the June 28 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional focused on the political ramifications of the decision, primarily how it will affect the presidential election in November.
