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#ILoveGay Palm Springs
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Bringing the social element to life in, and travel to, LGBTQ+ Palm Springs - www.ILoveGayPalmSprings.com
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Matt Skallerud
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“Falling For Angels,” a six-episode web series launched by Here TV and Pride Media, offers a provocative and informative look at same-sex relationships, exploring everything from love and relationship troubles to sexual health and heartbreak.
Matt Skallerud's insight:
The series, which premiered in December, was inspired by six distinct neighborhoods in Los Angeles, including Boyle Heights, Koreatown, Leimert Park, Bel Air, Silver Lake and Malibu, features an all-star cast including Daniel Franzese (“Looking,” Mean Girls), Alec Mapa (Devious Maids), Steve Grand (country singer), Kevin Spirtas (“Days of Our Lives”), Blake Young-Fountain (The Skinny), Johnny Kostrey (“Aquarius”), Calpernia Addams (Soldier’s Girl), Adrian Nunez (30 Days with My Brother), Jason London (Dazed and Confused) and more. Each installment of the six-episode anthology series is helmed by a different writer/director. Echo caught up with Franzese and Mapa to find out more about the series, their characters and their thoughts on the importance of LGBTQ storytelling, and here’s what they had to say. Daniel Franzese Daniel Franzese portrays Brendon (Episode 5: Silver Lake), an event planner who’s been married to Jeffrey for some time. 
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Ingénue Redux, In celebration of her Grammy Award-winning debut album’s 25th anniversary, k.d. lang performs in Chandler with her Ingénue Redux Tour.
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There will be 5 performances at the McCallum Theatre Friday, March 9 - Sunday, March 11.
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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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Documentary film, You Racist, Sexist Bigot, All We Want is Justice, All We Need is Love, migrant trans women and men and all the LGBTQ+ migrant community
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There is no funnier, more inventive actress in Phoenix than Sally Jo Bannow. For years, she has delighted audiences with her insightful, comedic performances at Phoenix Theatre, Arizona Theatre Company, Actor’s Theatre and many more. Now, she has taken on the most challenging role of her career as playwright/composer/star of The Boob Show, a musical journey that walks audiences through various perceptions of breasts. “I have written many songs, but The Boob Show is my first musical,” she explained.
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Integration, racial privilege and injustice in our educational system ignite Black Theatre Troupe’s regional premiere of Lines in the Dust, which takes the stage at The Helen Mason Performing Arts Center through Feb. 25.
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You meet all sorts of bears at a bear event, and International Bear Convergence in Palm Springs for me was no different… I met up with the cast of Where The Bears Are! If you haven’t heard of Where The Bears Are (why not?!) the beary murder-mystery internet sensation is approaching it’s seventh season and …
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Grammy, Emmy and Tony Award winning artist and activist Cyndi Lauper today released the poignant music video for “Not My Father’s Son,” the heartbreaking and inspiring song from her smash hit, Tony Award winning musical, Kinky Boots. Lauper re-imagined the song, producing and arranging a new, acoustic version of the track, which features original cast …
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