We're
so glad...
Great lineup of Oscar nominations
this awards season!
So
sad...
Etta James, whose powerful, versatile and emotionally direct voice
could enliven the raunchiest blues as well as the subtlest love songs,
most indelibly in her signature hit,
“At Last,” died Friday morning in Riverside,
Calif. She was 73.
We're so glad that the Portland Winter's Market continues to thrive.
Filled with healthy goodies, stop by The Irish Heritage Center (State Street) on Saturday mornings through April 21st.
The market features all Maine-grown and produced farm
products, exclusively.
If you find it at the market, it was grown
and produced in Maine,
from vegetables to fresh greens, yogurt, meats, eggs, cheese, grain, flour,
honey, jams, and much more...
Glad,
Sad, Mad?
You Decide...
Some of our favorite pundits pick
The Top Stories of 2011
From the editors of
advocate.com
From Michelangelo Signorile of
Sad to hear it
No Holiday Concert for
Maine Gay Men's Chorus
So sad to learn that the Maine Gay Men's Chorus will not be presenting their traditional holiday concert this year.
After many inquiries to GayPortlandMaine.com, I contacted them and received this response from
'I'm sorry to say the chorus is on sabbatical this season and will not be presenting a Holiday concert. We hope to be singing again by next September.." Art Kenne, Artistic Director
September? Guess that means no annual PRIDE Concert in June, too.
We'll miss you guys.
Billy Crystal will return to the Oscar stage in February marking his ninth stint as the show's host.
Not GLAD, SAD, MAD or
SURPRISED...
Where is the love?
After 72 days of wedded publicity, Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries are getting divorced.
I am a big, big fan of this man, so I
would be very sad if this story is true.
Lions and
tigers and bears - and a sick monkey-
Oh my gay nerves!
Yet another reason I'm glad I am in
Maine and not Ohio.
Read all the
beastly details.
Indeed, there's hope for us
all!
Check it out!
Without a doubt, President Barack Obama's
recent speech at the annual
Human Rights Campaign dinner stirred up a bevy of emotions.
When all was said and done, GLBT political pundits (among many others) were Glad, Sad and Mad!
Judge for yourself... To see the full video and/or text of the October 1, 2011 speech Click here
