Original Memphis: Memphis in May
story by Robert Griffin and Sarah Rutledge Fischer | photos courtesy of Memphis in May You may have heard that the Memphis in May International Festival will break tradition in…
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Little Rock: Way More Than a Cheap Flight Hub
by Jon Crawford (above photo: Villa Marre, the exterior used for the house in the ‘90s sitcom, Designing Women) Little Rock, Arkansas is not on most top ten lists of…
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Dollywood: The “Gay Mecca” in Tennessee’s Backyard
by Melinda Lejman | photos courtesy Dollywood I think everybody should be allowed to be who they are, and to love who they love. I don’t think we should be…
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Discover Meeman Shelby Forest
story and photos by Diane Thornton The walls are closing in, the weather is wacky and your phone won’t stop pinging with alerts, reminders and texts. Welcome to Spring Fever…
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Original Memphis: Mid-South Coliseum
story by Nick Lingerfelt As a building, she’s not old, but as a venue, she’s seen better days. But oh what happy days they were. Consider that the Mid-South Coliseum…
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Pride Journey: Houston, TX
by Joey Amato Houston is home to a great mix of art, music and LGBT culture. Its skyline is quite recognizable, with towering high rises which can be viewed from…
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Travel: Palm Springs
by Joan Allison | photo courtesy of Barberstock I recently got an opportunity to travel to Palm Springs for the National Gay and Lesbian Journalist Association conference. Aside from the…
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Original Memphis: Enchanted Forest
story by Vincent Astor (above photo an elf from the 1980s, courtesy of the Pink Palace Museum) Goldsmith’s downtown was a wonderful store with numerous departments on several floors. It…
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Original Memphis: Orpheum Theatre
story by Kevin Shaw | photo above by Justin Fox Burks There is so much about Memphis to love. In fact, if you’re not careful, you can almost forget some…
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Strawberry Plains Audubon Center
by Joan Allison What struck me most about my first-ever visit to Strawberry Plains Audubon Center was how quickly I was transported back in time to my grandparents’ place…
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