“Matt McGrath doesn’t play Halston. He becomes him.” Fashion icon, celebrity, visionary, narcissist, survivor and victim. In Raffaele Pacitti’s beautifully crafted Mister Halston, all of these versions of the legendary designer collide during a fictionalized 1987 interview that finds Halston confronting the life he built just as it begins slipping beyond his control. At the […]
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Dean Arcuri
June 5 is HIV Long-term Survivors Awareness Day, a day to honour and raise awareness about the needs, issues, and journeys […]
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Desta writes about her love for Mark Doty's poem "Turtle, Swan."
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The administration plans to charge countries for CDC support services.
Lawrence D. Mass was the first writer to draw attention to the issue.
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Dean Arcuri
Loved ones lost to HIV/AIDS will be honoured and remembered across the country this weekend at annual AIDS Candlelight Memorials. […]
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Advocates say Vought is "sabotaging" the program by not releasing congressionally appropriated funds.
The San Diego Blood Sisters’ legacy underscores the enduring importance of intracommunity advocacy.
Andrew M Potts
The Indian Government has doubled down on its lifetime ban on blood donations by gay men and transgender people, regardless […]
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It was the first of several Best Actor awards for Hanks.
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Weeks after the removal and restoration of the LGBTQ+ Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument in New York City, one activist has launched a GoFundMe campaign to fund a camera installation to monitor the site.
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Michael Petrelis, an AIDS and LGBTQ+ rights activist, _launched…
Tens of thousands of Americans stand to lose access to treatments that not only keep them healthy, but also greatly reduce the spread of the virus.
Experts say an emergency rule filed by the Florida Department of Health puts the state on a path to a public health crisis.
The Blizzard of ’26, which New York endured this week, is already a fading memory. We have fresh chaotic news every day, keeping everyone off-kilter, with purpose – some would say.
Snowmanhenge has melted, French street artist JR plans to transform Pont Neuf bridge this summer in Paris, and in Texas they’re erasing queer and black folks from the streets. Here in the city we’re going to keep an…
Andrew M Potts
Martyn Butler OBE, one of the co-founders of the Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK’s leading HIV/AIDS charity, has passed away […]
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The song raised millions of dollars for HIV causes.
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A leading provider of AIDS care is asking a Florida state administrative court to resume proceedings in a legal challenge to the DeSantis administration’s move to reduce enrollment eligibility in a program that helps people purchase medications. In a filing in state administrative court, attorneys for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) accuse the Department of […]
HIV has long been thought of as a disease that primarily impacts gay men. That's wrongheaded.
Despite the fact that it was first staged in 1985 at the height of the AIDS crisis, Sydney Theatre Company’s latest production of Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart still has ...
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"This always chokes me up — it’s hard for me .... I watched them die."
At 33, the retired Constitutional Court justice thought he had, maybe, seven years left. His story traces the arc from certain death because of Aids to a chronic, manageable condition at 73. He asks what happens when the generation who fought for life finally get to grow old
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader who died Tuesday morning at age 84, was a longtime supporter of LGBTQ+ equality, arguing for an inclusive and intersectional movement championing the rights of all marginalized people.
Jackson fought against racial segregation as a young man, both independently and as a staffer for the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Southern Christian Leadership…
"We must recommit our nation to eliminate health disparities and end the HIV/AIDS epidemic."
The federal government had planned to cut grants that funded HIV prevention work and sexually transmitted disease surveillance in Colorado
The amazing and true tale of how ACT UP's "Denver Principles" transformed the medical community.
In the early 1980s, as AIDS ravaged the gay community in the U.S., two people emerged as the epidemic's first “poster boy” and “poster mom."