105a.LGBT.MOW.25April1993
Elvert Barnes posted a photo:
National March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation in front of the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington DC on Sunday afternoon, 25 April 1993 by Elvert Barnes Photography
25 April 1993 LGBT March On Washington at Wikipedia at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_on_Washington_for_Lesbian,_Ga…
Elvert Barnes MARRIAGE EQUALITY ongoing project at elvertbarnes.com/MarriageEquality
Must-See LGBT TV 3/20-26: Laverne Cox on 'Hollywood Game Night;' doc 'Romeo, Romeo' premieres; 'Black Sails' season finale and more!
Photo Credit: NBC
Grab the remote, set your DVR or queue up your streaming service of choice! GLAAD is bringing you the highlights in LGBT on TV this week. Check back every Sunday for up-to-date coverage in LGBT-inclusive programming on TV.
Advocate and actress Laverne Cox will compete on Jane Lynch’s Hollywood Game Night on Sunday! She and her celeb teammates, Brandon Routh and Molly Sims, will join a civilian as they compete for a $25,000 cash prize for the civilian and $10,000 for charity. Hollywood Game Night: Sunday, 10pm on NBC.
Sci-fi drama Lost Girl airs its series finale this week. In the final episode, bisexual succubus Bo and her allies will go up against the ultimate threat. Lost Girl: Monday, 10pm on Syfy.
The documentary Romeo Romeo follows lesbian couple Lexy and Jessica as they decide to start a family. As the women struggle with infertility, the stress wears on their relationship and the women individually. Check local listings for the World Channel, Romeo Romeo will also be available for online viewing following the premiere. Romeo Romeo: Tuesday, 8pm on World Channel.
On the season finale of Black Sails, Flint finds he may have an unexpected ally, Silver makes a sacrifice, and Vane’s crew lead the charge for a sea change. The series has already been renewed for another season. Black Sails: Saturday, 9pm on Starz.
Sunday March 20: The Walking Dead (9pm, AMC); I Am Cait (9pm, E!); Shameless (9pm, Showtime); Girls (10pm, HBO); Hollywood Game Night (10pm, NBC)
Monday: The Fosters (8pm, Freeform); Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (8pm, The CW); Gotham (8pm, FOX); Recovery Road (9pm, Freeform); Jane the Virgin (9pm, The CW); The Magicians (9pm, Syfy); Lost Girl (10pm, Syfy); Blindspot (10pm, NBC); Hit the Floor (10pm, VH1)
Tuesday: Romeo Romeo (8pm, World Channel); The Real O’Neals (8:30pm, ABC); Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.(9pm, ABC); Prancing Elites Project (9pm, Oxygen); Shadowhunters (9pm, Freeform); Faking It (10:30pm, MTV)
Wednesday: Young & Hungry (8pm, Freeform); Arrow (8pm, The CW); Rosewood (8pm, FOX); Modern Family (9pm, ABC); Younger (10pm, TV Land); Nashville (10pm, ABC); Hap & Leonard (10pm, Sundance); Gaycation (10pm, Viceland)
Thursday: Grey’s Anatomy (8pm, ABC); Scandal(9pm, ABC); The Real World: Go Big or Go Home (10pm, MTV)
Friday: Say Yes to the Dress (9pm, TLC)
Saturday: Black Sails (9pm, Starz)
On daytime, check your local listings for information about LGBT-inclusive talk shows: Ellen,The Meredith Vieira Show, The Talk (CBS), The Gossip Table (VH1), The View (ABC) and The Chew (ABC). Daytime Dramas (all feature out characters): Days of Our Lives on NBC, The Bold and the Beautiful on CBS, and General Hospital on ABC. (check local listings)
Save the Last Dance
Colombaie posted a photo:
deGenere
1st Italian Tango Queer Marathon
Roma, 18-20 marzo 2016
degenere2016.wix.com/
SQUIDS: Lightroom
mount_evans posted a photo:
No adjustments. Raw file imported into Lightroom, then exported.
Nina Jacobson Receives the HRC Visibility Award
103.LGBT.MOW.25April1993
Elvert Barnes posted a photo:
National March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation in front of the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington DC on Sunday afternoon, 25 April 1993 by Elvert Barnes Photography
25 April 1993 LGBT March On Washington at Wikipedia at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_on_Washington_for_Lesbian,_Ga…
Elvert Barnes MARRIAGE EQUALITY ongoing project at elvertbarnes.com/MarriageEquality
HRC President Chad Griffin Urges Hollywood to Abandon Production in Georgia if HB 757 Becomes Law
Watch at the Los Angeles HRC Gala as HRC President Chad Griffin addresses 1,000 supporters and leaders in the entertainment industry and calls on Hollywood to stop productions in Georgia if Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal doesn’t veto the new Indiana-style “license to discriminate” bill passed by the state legislature last week.
Griffin said, “I know we have many entertainment industry leaders in the room tonight. Like other states, Georgia offers tax incentives for TV and film productions, and as a result, the entertainment industry has a huge economic footprint in the state. But if this bill is signed into law, your employees, your contractors — all those working on your production are at risk of state-sanctioned discrimination. That is wrong. It’s un-American. It’s an affront on all the values Hollywood prides itself on. And you have the influence and the opportunity to not only defeat this bill, but to send a message that there are consequences to passing dangerous and hateful laws like this. And so tonight, we’re asking you to join us as we urge TV and film studios, directors and producers, to commit to locating no further productions in the state of Georgia if this bill becomes law.”
According to the State of Georgia, which offers major tax incentives for entertainment companies to film in the state, at least 248 film and television productions were shot in Georgia during the state’s 2015 fiscal year. This resulted in at least $1.7 billion in direct spending as well as more than 100 new businesses relocating to or expanding in Georgia to support these activities.
In his remarks, Griffin also called on the Senate to hold a hearing on President Obama’s Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland, saying:
“I don’t have to tell the people in this room how important the Supreme Court is. We have seen what can happen when our rights are left up to a vote. Time and again we have had to fight all the way to the nation’s highest court to achieve and protect our basic Constitutional rights and protections. There’s no doubt that Merrick Garland is a highly qualified candidate. President Obama has done his job. Now it’s time for Senate Republicans to do theirs. Americans deserve a full Supreme Court bench, and the President’s nominee deserves a hearing.”
You must be 18 years old or older to chat
