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We were sad when Ms. Tomlin's 2008 appearance was cancelled. She's back! You can also enjoy an exclusive meet and greet afterwards which will benefit the GLCC. Follow link on side menu to purchase tickets. AN EVENING OF CLASSIC LILY TOMLIN Saturday, February 7, 20098 PMBenedum CenterPittsburgh, PA An Evening of Classic Lily Tomlin is […]
Also worth watching. I'm not glued to the inaugural events, but I am curious as to how it shakes out for our community. I picked this up courtesy of Pam's House Blend.
c/p at Pam's House Blend Surprise! Diane Gramley, self-proclaimed spokesperson of the Pennsylvania hatefest known as the AFA and resident of Venango County, is bringing her show on the road to Allegheny County in Southwestern Pennsylvania to challenge legislation that would prohibit discrimination on the basis of classes including sexual orientation, gender identity and gender […]
This came into my box today. How creative! What better way to do this than to raise $9,999.99 in support of Wingspan's work in the coming year, while sending a message directly to Mr. Stock that this money was raised because of his support for anti-LGBT ballot measures. If you make an online donation of […]
I stole this picture from the City Paper website where Harry Kloman reviews Milk. The movie opens this weekend in Pittsburgh. Debate raged hotly at the recent LGBT Blogging Summit about the effectiveness of boycotting Cinemark theaters. Some cities are staging protests and candlelight vigils. Others are working with the Sundance Film Festival to address […]
h/t SteelCityDyke for the link to the original letter By now, you've read about the letter on 365gay.com from Cinemark executive and openly gay man, Bob Shimmin. In the letter, Shimmin states that the company has an LGBT Liaison. So … where is this person? During my job interviews, I discovered that Cinemark has […]
Another contact from a Pittsburgh Cinemark Theater (Pittsburgh Mills). Note this one uses the term “sexual orientation” in lieu of yesterday's “sexual preference” usage by the corporate office. Do you think it is a local sensibility or just a lesson well learned? They formally state that they include sexual orientation in their non-discrimination policies. I […]
