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The GLAAD Wrap: ‘TransMilitary’ on iTunes, new videos from Troye Sivan, Kehlani, ‘Overwatch’ confirms second queer character, and more!
The GLAAD Wrap: ‘TransMilitary’ on iTunes, new videos from Troye Sivan, Kehlani, ‘Overwatch’ confirms second queer character, and more!
Photo Credit: One Day at a Time / Netflix
Every week, the GLAAD Wrap brings you LGBTQ-related entertainment news highlights, fresh stuff to watch out for, and fun diversions to help you kick off the weekend!
1) The award-winning documentary TransMilitary is now currently available to rent or buy on iTunes. The documentary is the first feature length project to receive completion funding from the GLAAD Media Institute and follows several transgender service members. The film has received critical praise, including winning the Audience Award at SXSW in 2018. There are currently and estimated 15,500 transgender people serving in the U.S. military, making this documentary is more relevant than ever. Rent or buy TransMilitary here.
2) Casting was announced this week for a new as-yet untitled film from out Carol director, Todd Haynes. The film will follow the legal drama of the lawuit against DuPont chemical company. Mark Ruffalo, Anne Hathaway, and Tim Robbins are set to star, with out actor Victor Garber in a supporting role. In other film news, The Favourite leads BAFTA nominations with 12 total including Best Film and Outstanding British Film (the only production to be nominated in both). Bohemian Rhapsody and A Star is Born both picked up seven nominations. Can You Ever Forgive Me? star Melissa McCarthy is nominated in Leading Actress, with co-star Richard E. Grant nominated in Supporting Actor; both characters are gay. The documentary McQueen, about out fashion designer Alexander McQueen, picked up a nomination in Outstanding British Film. GALECA, the Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics, named The Favourite Film of the Year for its Dorian Awards, with Can You Ever Forgive Me? picking up LGBTQ Film of the Year. Check out the full list of winners here.
3) A trailer was released for the new Netflix comedy Russian Doll, created by Natasha Lyonne, Amy Poehler, and out filmmaker Leslye Headland. In the trailer, Lyonne’s character is seen reliving the same party over and over again after she keeps dying. There is also a glimpse of her queer friends, played by Greta Lee and Headland’s wife, Rebecca Henderson. Russian Doll will be released February 1 on Netflix.
4) The full length trailer for Season 3 of GLAAD Media Award-nominated comedy One Day at a Time was released this week. The show follows a Cuban-American family living in Los Angeles, including lesbian daughter Elena. The new trailer promises the return of both the humor and real world issues addressed in the show. One Day at a Time returns on February 8 on Netflix.
5) An official music video has been released for pansexual singer Janelle Monáe’s song “Screwed (ft Zoe Kravitz)” off of last year’s Grammy-nominated Dirty Computer. The video also stars out actress Tessa Thompson, who appears in several of Monáe’s videos as well as the Dirty Computer “Emotion Picture” released with the album. Watch the video for “Screwed” below, which was part of last year’s longer film.
6) Out singer and GLAAD Media Award recipient Troye Sivan released a music video for his song “Lucky Strike” off of last year’s Bloom. The video shows Sivan’s summer romance with a bartender he spots at the beach. Check it out below.
7) Queer singer Kehlani also released a new single and video on Thursday. The new song, “Nights Like This (ft. Ty Dolla $ign),” is accompanied by a video with a science fiction twist. The singer has said that she began working on a new full length album this past fall, but hinted that before that, she will release a mix tape in February.
8) Out bi musician Lauren Jauregui has released a new solo single “More Than That,” the follow up to her debut solo single “Expectations,” which was released last fall. Her debut solo album is expected later this year. Check out “More Than That” below.
9) Sam Smith also released a new track, a collaboration with former Fifth Harmony member Normani. The song, “Dancing with a Stranger,” is available for purchase and streaming on digital platforms now. Check it out, below. An official music video is said to be forthcoming.
10) The massively popular Blizzard first person shooter video game Overwatch this week released a new lore update in the tie-in short story, Bastet, which confirms the second LGBTQ character in the franchise. In the story, Soldier: 76 – aka Jack Morrison – looks back at an old photo of himself and his previous partner Vincent as he talks about the sacrifices he has had to make for his mission. Writer Michael Chu confirmed the romantic relationship on Twitter, saying, “Jack and Vincent were in a romantic relationship many years ago. Both identify as gay.” Previously, Tracer, a fan favorite character, was revealed to be a lesbian in the tie-in comic Reflections. In other gaming news, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, is among the Writers Guild Award nominees. The game made headlines for allowing same-sex romance options.
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After Lawsuit, Major Insurance Co. Agrees to Cover PrEP Users
After Lawsuit, Major Insurance Co. Agrees to Cover PrEP Users
Mutual of Omaha will no longer deny policies to people using the preventative HIV drug.
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Stonewall 50 Exclusive: Main Event Will Take Place At Javitz Center Produced by Jake Resnicow & ArtFashion by Patricia Field
Stonewall 50 Exclusive: Main Event Will Take Place At Javitz Center Produced by Jake Resnicow & ArtFashion by Patricia Field
Above: Resnicow
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, New York City’s leading gay party producer, Jake Resnicow, is planning the biggest Pride music festival in history.
Taking place during WorldPride on Saturday, June 29, 2019, the We Party PRIDE FESTIVAL Main Event will bring the entire LGBTQ community and its allies under one spectacular roof and on one enormous dance floor at New York’s largest and most prestigious venue, the Jacob Javitz Center.
Located in the heart of Manhattan, the Jacob Javitz Center is a mammoth 1,800,000 square feet, covering the entire city block between 33rd and 34th Streets, 11th and 12th Avenues. It offers, by far, the largest capacity of all Pride venues. Tickets available now at PrideFestival2019.com. “The 50th anniversary of Stonewall will bring millions of people from all over the world to New York this Pride,” explains Jake Resnicow, recently named “Most Influential Person of the Year” by Out Magazine.
“This will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to celebrate our progress while working towards a better future. It will allow everyone to come together on one dance floor, in the city that started it all.”
The Stonewall riots were a series of spontaneous demonstrations by members of LGBTQ community against a police raid that took place June 28, 1969, at the Stonewall Inn in New York’s Greenwich Village. They are widely considered to have sparked the launch of the gay liberation movement and the modern fight for LGBTQ rights in the United States.
Above: Patricia Frields and Jake Resnicow
For the Pride Festival Main Event, Resnicow joins forces with WE Party, the producers behind WorldPride Madrid’s mega-events. World-renowned designer, Steve Lieberman, the foremost expert behind such music festivals as Electric Daisy Carnival, Ultra Music Festival and Coachella, has been tapped to oversee production. Sound will be by Jason Ojeda. The evening’s DJs and the special celebrity performer will be announced soon. All net proceeds will benefit prominent LGBTQ charities, including LifeBeat and the Stonewall Gives Back Initiative. “We are excited to a make this a celebration for the record books,” continues Resnicow. “Prepare to be amazed!”
PRIDE FESTIVAL 2019 | Saturday Main Event Teaser | WE Party from PRIDE FESTIVAL 2019 on Vimeo.
Hotel accommodations for PRIDE FESTIVAL start at just $189/night and are available at PrideHotels2019.com. For tickets and additional information, visit PrideFestival2019.com.
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Stonewall 50 Exclusive: Main Event Will Take Place At Javitz Center Produced by Jake Resnicow & Patricia Field: WATCH
Stonewall 50 Exclusive: Main Event Will Take Place At Javitz Center Produced by Jake Resnicow & Patricia Field: WATCH
Above: Resnicow
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Stonewall, New York City’s leading gay party producer, Jake Resnicow, is planning the biggest Pride music festival in history.
Taking place during WorldPride on Saturday, June 29, 2019, the We Party PRIDE FESTIVAL Main Event will bring the entire LGBTQ community and its allies under one spectacular roof and on one enormous dance floor at New York’s largest and most prestigious venue, the Jacob Javitz Center.
Located in the heart of Manhattan, the Jacob Javitz Center is a mammoth 1,800,000 square feet, covering the entire city block between 33rd and 34th Streets, 11th and 12th Avenues. It offers, by far, the largest capacity of all Pride venues. Tickets available now at PrideFestival2019.com. “The 50th anniversary of Stonewall will bring millions of people from all over the world to New York this Pride,” explains Jake Resnicow, recently named “Most Influential Person of the Year” by Out Magazine.
“This will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to celebrate our progress while working towards a better future. It will allow everyone to come together on one dance floor, in the city that started it all.”
The Stonewall riots were a series of spontaneous demonstrations by members of LGBTQ community against a police raid that took place June 28, 1969, at the Stonewall Inn in New York’s Greenwich Village. They are widely considered to have sparked the launch of the gay liberation movement and the modern fight for LGBTQ rights in the United States.
Above: Patricia Frields and Jake Resnicow
For the Pride Festival Main Event, Resnicow joins forces with WE Party, the producers behind WorldPride Madrid’s mega-events. World-renowned designer, Steve Lieberman, the foremost expert behind such music festivals as Electric Daisy Carnival, Ultra Music Festival and Coachella, has been tapped to oversee production. Sound will be by Jason Ojeda. The evening’s DJs and the special celebrity performer will be announced soon. All net proceeds will benefit prominent LGBTQ charities, including LifeBeat and the Stonewall Gives Back Initiative. “We are excited to a make this a celebration for the record books,” continues Resnicow. “Prepare to be amazed!”
PRIDE FESTIVAL 2019 | Saturday Main Event Teaser | WE Party from PRIDE FESTIVAL 2019 on Vimeo.
Hotel accommodations for PRIDE FESTIVAL start at just $189/night and are available at PrideHotels2019.com. For tickets and additional information, visit PrideFestival2019.com.
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All I Ever Wanted
All I Ever Wanted
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Housing Works & Bailey House Merger Create Largest HIV Housing & Care Service Org in the Country
Housing Works & Bailey House Merger Create Largest HIV Housing & Care Service Org in the Country
Housing Works, the nation’s leading HIV/AIDS advocacy and service organization with a chain of well-known businesses in New York City, and Bailey House, the nation’s first HIV/AIDS supportive housing provider, announced today the completion of the previously announced merger, making the combined organization one of New York’s largest health and human services providers.
“For more than 30 years, Bailey House has been a leader in providing housing and essential support services to individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses,” said Charles King, co-founder and CEO of Housing Works. “This merger builds on Gina Quattrochi’s dynamic legacy of vigorous advocacy on behalf of New Yorkers with and affected by HIV/AIDS and continues the evolution of the Bailey House mission.”
The merger creates a new housing operations and development enterprise, which will retain the Bailey House name. Andrew Coamey, who previously served as Housing Works’ Senior Vice President for housing development, operations, and facilities, will serve as the executive director. Clients from both Housing Works and Bailey House will have access to expanded service offerings, including primary medical care. Housing Works will also extend its Federally Qualified Health Center to include Bailey House’s behavioral health program in East Harlem.
“With the merger complete, we are excited to unite forces with Housing Works to bolster service offerings for people with HIV/AIDS in New York City,” said Daniel W. Tietz, CEO of Bailey House who will step down after an initial integration period. “This will grant us the ability to jointly develop new, ground-up supportive and affordable housing under the Bailey House
brand. Together, we will help more low-income New Yorkers achieve the best possible health outcomes by expanding housing, healthcare, and behavioral health services for New Yorkers most in need.”
“Housing Works and Bailey House have a long and deep history of partnership,” said Housing Works President Matthew Bernardo. “This merger brings renewed focus to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic in New York by 2020 and accelerate our efforts to improve access to housing, primary care, and mental health services in the state and across the country,”
The Bailey House Gala & Auction, scheduled for March 7, 2019, will remain the centerpiece of ongoing, year-round fundraising activities benefiting Bailey House’s housing programs and related services. Housing Works will also continue its calendar of fundraising events including Design on a Dime NYC scheduled for April 24-27, 2019.
About Housing Works: Housing Works was founded in 1990 as an outgrowth of the powerful social movement ACT UP. With a long-term commitment to AIDS advocacy, Housing Works has grown into one of the nation’s largest HIV/AIDS service organizations. Serving almost 10,000 clients annually, Housing Works operates four Federally Qualified Health Centers: two in Brooklyn and two in Manhattan. Additionally, Housing Works established New York State’s first harm reduction-based, OASAS-licensed outpatient drug treatment program. Other services include Health Home care management, behavioral health, and syringe exchange programs. A pioneer in the social entrepreneurship movement, Housing Works operates 13 high-end thrift shops in Manhattan and Brooklyn and a much-loved Bookstore Cafe in Soho. For more information, visit www.housingworks.org
About Bailey House: For 35 years, Bailey House has been a leader in providing housing and essential support services to individuals and families with HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses. A subsidiary of Housing Works, Bailey House operates a service center in East Harlem offering OMH- and OASAS-licensed behavioral health clinics, Health Home care management, a food pantry, and expanded housing resources to include scatter-site and transitional units for a variety of populations, including U.S. military veterans and young adults, in addition to those with HIV/AIDS.
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PHOTOS: A deep dive into the hot bartender from Troye Sivan’s new “Lucky Strike” video
PHOTOS: A deep dive into the hot bartender from Troye Sivan’s new “Lucky Strike” video
Make it a stiff one.
