Henry Giardina, Author at The Pride LA

NEWS

The South’s “Licenses to Discriminate” Laws are Just What They Sound Like

December 4, 2017 Henry Giardina

With the passage of HB1523 in Mississippi, religious freedom has started to officially trump queer rights in the South.

MUSIC

Babs is Back, and Not a Moment Too Soon

December 4, 2017 Henry Giardina

Netflix showcases the First Lady of American Gayness with “Barbra: The Music...The Mem’ries...The Magic!”

AIDS

For World AIDS Day, L.A. Looks to an HIV-Free Future

November 30, 2017 Henry Giardina

In L.A., World AIDS Day invokes the complicated, tragic past of AIDS awareness history through events, talks, and community-oriented thinking.

CALENDAR

What’s Happening: “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” Edition

November 30, 2017 Henry Giardina

Sleigh bells ring, are you listening?

PALM SPRINGS

Palm Springs is the Home of America’s First All-Queer City Council

November 29, 2017 Henry Giardina

After City Councilmember Lisa Middleton’s historic win on November 7, Palm Springs has the nation’s first 100% LGBTQ+ City Council.

TELEVISION

“Alias Grace” Tells a Story of Historical True Crime, with a Lesbian Twist

November 28, 2017 Henry Giardina

The Margaret Atwood adaptation is full of twists, turns, and highly suggestive undertones.

WOMENS HEALTH

For the First Time Ever, the Speculum is Getting Remodeled

November 27, 2017 Henry Giardina

The age-old instrument is finally transitioning into the modern era.

WORLD

Scotland Will Legally Recognize Non-Binary Gender Markers

November 27, 2017 Henry Giardina

Scotland is reforming its Gender Recognition Act to allow individuals easier access to legal gender identification.

BEST OF GAY LA

Who Put the “Moz” in Moz Angeles?

November 27, 2017 Henry Giardina

November 10 has officially been deemed “Morrissey Day” in Los Angeles. But how did the singer’s great love affair with the City of Angels begin?

TELEVISION

GLAAD’s Television Survey Shows LGBTQ+ Representation at an All-Time High

November 20, 2017 Henry Giardina

It’s not just the prestige shows like “Transparent” or “Orange is the New Black” that are calling attention to queer lives on screen.

Author: Henry Giardina

The South’s “Licenses to Discriminate” Laws are Just What They Sound Like

Babs is Back, and Not a Moment Too Soon

For World AIDS Day, L.A. Looks to an HIV-Free Future

What’s Happening: “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” Edition

Palm Springs is the Home of America’s First All-Queer City Council

“Alias Grace” Tells a Story of Historical True Crime, with a Lesbian Twist

For the First Time Ever, the Speculum is Getting Remodeled

Scotland Will Legally Recognize Non-Binary Gender Markers

Who Put the “Moz” in Moz Angeles?

GLAAD’s Television Survey Shows LGBTQ+ Representation at an All-Time High

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