In addition to being painful, hangovers are a waste of time. I’ve got things to do in the morning – work, exercise, brunch cocktails – and it’s much harder to do those things with a churning stomach and throbbing headache. […]
Organizers of the fifth annual AIDS Bicycle Challenge, scheduled for Sept. 12, received exciting news the day before AIDS Walk. […]
I’ll tell you a secret: I grew up in poverty. At school, I marveled at the electronic wonders that other children brought to Show & Tell — the Satan-possessed talking Teddy Ruxpin bears; the little light-up ET alien creatures, and for the little gay boys in my class, the Pound Puppies. […]
Today’s nightclub bartenders can mix most of their drinks in a few seconds with one bottle, one squeeze of the cocktail gun, and one slice of pre-cut dried-out lime, but an increasing number of mixological enthusiasts are starting to party like it’s 1899. […]
Of mid-sized cities, Madison is one of the gay-friendliest in America. The regional political ethos is tolerance, and the city’s role as state capital and home base of the University of Wisconsin informs both the community’s attitudes and its styles. […]
View a collection of over 1,000 glazed ceramic tiles created by local youth, artists and volunteers. Each tile is an original work of art — an individual interpretation of the project’s theme. Tiles are available for purchase, and all proceeds benefit AIDS Walk Kansas City. […]
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