Three of Warhol's hairpieces will go on display for the first time in the UK at the Tate Modern in London.
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Robyn isn’t the only one dancing on her own: Have you seen Erik Cavanaugh? “I love dancing because it’s the soul’s direct communication to the world,” Cavanaugh, 25, told People. “I want people to finally see the world of dance as much more than just one size. Dancing has this stereotype that only the thinnest can be successful, when that is not true.” 
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ALADDIN proves to be a fun Magic Carpet ride at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood
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Outbook meets upstairs in the VIP Lounge of the Palm Springs Cultural Center, February 20th, from 6:30 – 8:30 PM
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Shanti is a Sanskrit word meaning inner peace, and is reflective of the approach The Phoenix Shanti Group has taken to promoting personal empowerment and maintaining independence and dignity within the community it serves for the past three decades. As part of the organization’s yearlong celebration of its 30th anniversary, it’s hosting a gala Dec. 9 at the Encanto Park Clubhouse. The event will feature entertainment, guest appearances, a live art auction and complimentary hors d’oeuvres.
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Courtesy of Fat Stache Studio, June 2018 Web Exclusive. Local artist Marisa Hall Valdez has made the Valley her home for nearly 20 years, but the first 21 years of her life were forged on the outskirts of El Paso, Texas, in the town of Anthony.
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Among Friends Community Group presents “At The Movies,” THE PRINCESS BRIDE interactive movie and renn faire, Wednesday, February 28th.
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This week on Your Gay Desert Guide for Jan 29-Feb 3: Alec Mapa at Out for Laughs, Where The Bears Are screening with the cast and Ross Matthews,EnVogue & Thelma Houston at the 24th Annual Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards benefiting Desert AIDS Project
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By Terri Schlichenmeyer, February 2018 Issue. You’re not in any hurry. The ring’s on your finger, the engagement was just announced, and you both feel like you’ve got plenty of time. Now’s your chance to enjoy the process of getting married. Here’s your opportunity to plan the future. But Wedlocked: The Perils of Marriage Equality by Katherine Franke asks the question: why marry at all? When President George Washington died, his will stipulated that his slaves be given their freedom when his wife, Martha, who inherited them, would die. This, Franke says, accidentally “put a price on” Martha’s head but moreover, it was an acknowledgment on Washington’s part that shows one complexity of slavery: marriage between the Washington slaves meant that freeing his without freeing hers could break up families. This issue, and others before and after the Civil War, illustrates how “many of the experiences of African Americans held out a message to the same-sex marriage movement today.” Wedlocked: The Perils of Marriage Equality by Katherine Franke. New York University Press, 2015 | $26. Throughout American history, Franke says, the “rules” of marriage for non-white or same-sex individuals hid a double-edged sword of enhanced rights and enforced matrimonial laws complicated [...]
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