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Figures announces bill to broaden health care due to Alabama’s refusal to expand Medicaid
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Hawaii dance instructor teaches hula to educate and preserve tradition
Kaimana Chee, a Hawaiian entrepreneur, is educating people who live in the U.S. state of Maryland on his culture through dance classes where he teaches people the art of hula. VOA's Keith Lane has the story.
Alabama joins coalition asking SCOTUS for emergency stay of EPA’s new power plants r
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New city skate park design to feature graffiti by Mobile artist
Libraries, book stores and schools nationwide have hosted Drag Story Hour events since 2015. But the national program, in which drag performers read children’s books to kids, has faced growing opposition and even armed protests from critics who wonder why it’s necessary to begin with.
Barney's coming back, Mattel announces
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Barney's coming back, Mattel announces
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (WPMI) — Mattel, Inc. has announced its relaunch of the iconic Barney franchise. Mattel’s comprehensive revitalization of the Barney brand will span television, film, and YouTube content as well as music and a full range of kids’ products including toys, books, clothing, and more. Apparel and accessories for adult fans, featuring classic Barney, are also in development. Mattel will relaunch Barney to a new generation with a brand-new animated series, set to debut globally in 2024.
Fanbase Press Announces LGBTQ+ YA Romance Graphic Novel, FOUR-COLOR HEROES, with Te Reo Māori Translation
The Two Gay Geeks received this press release from our good friend Barbra Dillon at Fanbase Press. They are announcing a bew comic aimed at the LGBTQ+ YA market. Have a look below for more information. Let us know what you think in the comments section below. As always we welcome your feedback and input on all of our published content. Thank you for stopping by and spending time with us.
Hamish Downie’s Five Questions With Tisa Key
Editor Note: Hamish has another in his series of Five Questions With… Hamish came up with this idea because he was accumulating too much material for his Famous News Sushi column and asked if he could do these mini-interviews. Why would we say no? Thank you Hamish for being such a trooper for us. We really appreciate all for your hard work. Let us know what you think of these interviews in the comments below. TGG: Could you introduce yourself to our readers? TK: Hi! My name is Tisa Key.
Carmen: The Graphic Novel Kickstarter Now Available
The Two Gay Geeks received this notice that the Kickstarter for Carmen: The Graphic Novel is now LIVE and ready to accept backers. Please support this worthy project from Creator Alek Shrader in association with Arizona Opera. See below and at the Kickstarter site for the full list of creatives. Let us know what you think in the comments section below. As always we welcome your feedback and input on all of our published content. Than you for stopping by and spending time with us.
Arizona Opera Announces its 2022/23 Season
The Two Gay Geeks received this press release from Arizona Opera concerning their 22/23 Season. Wow, are there some exciting things going on next year (season). One of my favorite operas of all time, Ariadne auf Naxos, there is a story there I will share on a future podcast. Check out the season and other happenings at Arizona Opera. Let us know what you think in the comments section below. As always we welcome your feedback and input on all of our published content.
Arizona Opera’s “The Copper Queen” Film is Heartbreakingly Beautiful
The Two Gay Geeks were very fortunate to attend the World Premiere of the “The Copper Queen” film produced by Arizona Opera. Yes, I said film, this was originally commissioned to be produced onstage two years ago but we had this little thing called a pandemic (or as we refer to it, the damndemic). So, while the rest of the world literally shut down, the creatives at Arizona Opera pivoted to get this piece heard.
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 282
The Two Gay Geeks 🏳️🌈 have a chat with Fraser Sherman about his writing career as well as the many other things he has done. We learned a bit about the desire for books that are, for lack of a better term, lists of interesting trivia on movies, tv, and monsters. And we learned he has the definitive Hellboy Chronology on his website. Have a listen and we hope you enjoy this as much as we did.
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 274
The Two Gay Geeks 🏳️🌈 have a chat with our good friend J. Scott Coatsworth, author and editor of Queer Sci-Fi, about a new project he and his husband are launching, called LimFic.com. Also, Scott has a new release short story available called Chinatown that you can find that on Amazon. Have a listen and we hope you enjoy this as much as we did. About J. Scott Coatsworth Scott lives with his husband Mark in a yellow bungalow in Sacramento.
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 243
The Two Gay Geeks 🏳️🌈 have a chat with J. Scott Coatsworth, author of the new book The Shoreless Sea. This is the third book in the Liminal Sky Series and a much anticipated conclusion to this story. We chat about how he got into writing and specifically about this series. Have a listen and we hope you enjoy this as much as we did. About J. Scott Coatsworth Scott lives with his husband Mark in a yellow bungalow in Sacramento.
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 218
The Two Gay Geeks have a chat with returning guest, Hannibal Tabu, Writer, Comicbook Writer, and DJ. You could say he is a renaissance man or just a jack of all trades. We talk about what he has in the pipeline and what has happened since the last time we chatted with him. It is always a pleasure to chat with Hannibal.
Priest of Bones by Peter McLean | Ro Reads
I like stories about crime families. I’ve stopped trying to figure out why. So, you can take it as read that I’d be interested in a Grimdark tale about a soldier returning home from war to reclaim his underworld empire. In an early-Renaissance-esque world, Tomas Piety and his band of soldiers head towards home at the end of a brutal war.
The Two Gay Geeks
As part of my movie watching for TGGeeks I’ve decided to take a look at movies for the LGBTQ community that have probably flown under most people’s radar, and this time I’m going to examine the first of the Donald Strachey gay detective movies, Third Man Out. Donald Strachey is a private investigator, with something of a past that he likes to keep hidden.
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Editor Note: Gini has another Old Classic film form her Turner Classic Movie Collection watching. Since Atlanta is home to Turner Classic Movies it is only right that Gini should be reviewing them with her view of the world. What can it be this time? Gini is Tackling what Turner Classic Movies says is a classic screwball comedy with 1938’s Bringing Up Baby. As with Topper I saw this movie on TV when I was younger and I remembered it as being hilarious.
Better Diagnostics in a Blink of an Eye
Epidemiological estimates suggest that between 11% and 22% of the U.S. population suffers from some form of dry eye.1 But, despite its prevalence, investigators have yet to fully elucidate all the clinical features of the disease. In order to understand the nature of dry eye and improve treatment, researchers must add new parameters to the diagnostic and assessment criteria. One such variable that may prove invaluable is the eye blink.
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