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An interview with actress Jennifer Coolidge is presented. Topics discussed include the actress' views on the advantages, benefits and challenges of stand-up comedy, her participation in the upcoming Lipshtick stand-up comedy act in Las Vegas, Nevada, her admiration of the comedy group The Christopher Guest group, and her relationship with gay men. INSET: ROLEPLAY.

The article profiles several single gay men in Los Angeles, California. They include singer Eli Lieb who will release his song "Lightning in a Bottle," casting director for reality television Doron Ofir who started his career as a spotlight dancer on "Club MTV," international luxury travel and lifestyle expert Duane Wells, artist manager David Russell and executive chef Michael Falso.

Photographs of various gay personalities attending several events around the Los Angeles, California area are presented.

Photographs of several performers and guests at various gay-oriented establishments in California including Faultline, Eleven Nightclub, and Eagle L.A. are presented.

Photographs taken during the Bears in Space Lot Party are presented.

Photographs of several gay men at various events in California, including Boy's Room at Executive Suite, RuPaul's Drag Race Season 4 Premiere at Eleven and Dirty Pop at Ultra Suade, are presented.

The article features several single gay men living in Los Angeles, California. They include Jack Ketsoyan from New York City, Victor Montoya from Texas and Troy Greene from Charleston, South Carolina. They describe their perfect date, perfect mate and the things they are most proud of as a single gay man. Also featured is screenwriter and filmmaker David W. Ross, who is originally from Bournemouth, England but has considered Los Angeles his home.

Interviews with the most eligible gay men in Los Angeles, California are presented. It notes that Ryan Palao prefers a quiet dinner followed by a walk in a nearby ice cream spot for his ideal first date. Meanwhile, Michael Shawn Puckett says that he usually spends his weekend by hanging out with his friends at his favorite places. It also cites that Woody Woodbeck stresses that his ideal first date must be simple and fun, most preferably in his favorite restaurant.

The article features several gay men who are over 50 years old including Michael Fleming and Garilyn Brune. It discusses how they came out, changes they could do for the GLBT community, and the misconception about life over 50. It presents their views of life over 50, and some of them aim for more gay community service, cooperation, and for them to be a model for the next generation. They also notes that life does not end at 50, but they believe that it leads to the appreciation of life.

The article discusses ways by which gay men can participate in the Los Angeles Pride event. Stephan Horbelt says that one can write his representative whom he thinks can best represent and fight for the gay community. Chad Clark suggests to give an hour or two to volunteer in gay events and join organizations to support the community. Japhy Grant says that small ways such as experiencing Los Angeles by walking its streets can be a good way to support and enjoy one's social life.

Presents interviews with several AIDS experts. Involvement of Doctor Thomas Coates, professor of medicine at the University of California (UCLA) in Los Angeles, California, in HIV research; Views of Kathy Watt, executive director of Van Ness Recovery House, on the association of gay men with HIV; Comments of Doctor Ronald Mitsuyasu, director of UCLA Center for Clinical AIDS Research and Education, on the funding for AIDS research.

The article presents tips for gay men on how to create a perfect Valentine's Day dinner in the U.S. The Valentine's Day presents a certain conundrum. Gay men are advised to cook dinner at home for their love ones. Simple yet elegant menu is recommended. Gays should follow the simple game plan for Valentine's.

The article profiles Steve Grand, known as America's first openly gay male country star. Topics discussed include his family background, his decision to come out as gay at the age of 13, and the release of his debut album "All-American Boy." Also mentioned are his denial that he underwent conversion therapy, his entry into the music industry, and his career in television.

Photographs of several gay men at the Dragula dance party held at the Faultline gay bar in Los Angeles, California are presented.

Several photographs of gay men are presented.

Photographs of several gay men at the Cub Scout event at Eagle in Los Angeles, California are presented.

The article reports on the developments in the Democratic primary of the 2013 mayoral race in Los Angeles, California as of February 6, 2013. Six of the 12 candidates for the 13th City Council District attended the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce debate held on January 24, 2013. Three of the candidates are openly gay including Matt Szabo, Mitch O'Farrell and Eric Garcetti. Los Angeles citizens are also urged to reject Republican candidate Kevin James.

The article focuses on gay Greek American George Kotsiopoulos as 2012 most eligible bachelor in Los Angeles. It states that Kotsiopoulos was interested in the changing fashion trend since he was a kid and he remained interested in clothing throughout his adolescence. It says that he likes a guy taller than him and physically active. It adds that Kotsiopoulos likes to go in upscale bars such as Tower Bar at Sunset Tower Hotel, Soho House, and Chateau Marmont.

An interview with photographer Tommy Wu and multimedia designer Alan Reade about their photographic project called Men Over 50 Project, is presented. They talk about how they find their 50-year-old and older gay models. They speak about their partnership in business. They also comment on the importance of sexiness to gay men.

The author talks about his experience of being on a small luxury ship for seven days with 140 gay men. He shares that he witnessed actual physical social engagement while onboard the 170-passenger Star Flyer. He cites the advantage of being in small ship cruises which lend a sense of community to the experience. He believes that his experience of being in a small ship has helped him escape to a fun house party full of interesting people.

Several photographs from various gay events held in Los Angeles, California are presented, including Bears in Space at Akbar, Sanctuary at The Abbey, and Bearracuda at Echoplex.

The article offers dating tips for gay men. The author suggests knowing the other person first because love at first sight does not exist. It also helps if one takes effort to dress to impress a potential love. It recommends subtle flirting acts over aggressive ones and avoid alcoholic drinks before the date.

The article provides information on tourists attractions for gay men in Istanbul, Turkey. A trip to the Cemberlitas Hamami, one of the few remaining traditional hamams or Turkish baths of the city, allows tourists to witness the architecture of the over 400-year-old building. The latest Western fashions can be found in the stores that line a wide pedestrian street called Istiklal Caddesi leading off of Taksim Square, during the day. Love Club, the all-white basement drinking establishment, regularly hosts big-name European disc jockeys (DJs).

The article offers advice on long-term gay relationships. It states that when things turn bad in a relationship, it is important to remember the more positive traits of a partner. According to the article, life changes people, so it is vital that a person and his or her partner make an effort to change together. It stresses the importance of always agreeing with the significant other, but agreeing on the relationship's boundaries and overall objectives is the key to long-term success.

The article features several gay religious leaders in Southern California. A profile of Ian Elliott Davies, rector at Saint Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church is presented. It details how Danny Hall became involved in Nichiren Buddhism. It offers information on Neil Thomas, senior pastor at the Metropolitan Community Church in Los Angeles.

The article examines spirituality among gay men. It details how Ross Rayburn, a yoga instructor, was able to combine athleticism and spirituality through yoga. An overview of how performance artist Jason Jenn interacts with God is presented. It explores the spiritual pursuits of actor Gabriel Romero.

The article features online design company Bezar founder and chief executive officer (CEO) Bradford Shellhammer. Topics mentioned include his passion for making high-end design for consumers such as music posters, mosaic-print pillowcases, and waxed canvas handbags, his blog about his design philosophy and experiences as a gay men, and other highlights of his career.

The article offers LGBT news briefs as of December 11, 2014. Topics discussed include the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) refusal to allow blood donations by gay men, U.S. Senate confirmations won by LGBT-backed candidates David Lopez and Charlotte Burrows to posts with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), and the murder of a transgender woman, Deshawnda Sanchez, in South Los Angeles, California on December 3.

The author conveys his concerns on gay men as the only group with growing diagnoses of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) as of August 7, 2014. Topics include a global study of 50,000 HIV-positive men which found that overall death rates have dropped since 1999, a 133-percent increase in HIV diagnoses among gay men between the ages of 13 and 24, and the percentage of HIV-positive adults who fail to reveal their status before having sex according to a 2003 study by policy think tank RAND Corp.

Photographs of gays are presented.

An interview with portrait photographer Scott Pasfield is presented. He talks about his photography book "Gay in America," particularly the personal stories of the individuals featured in the book. He cites the possible factors that could unify the gay men in the U.S. He discusses the participation of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) artist Terrence McNally in his book.

The article features Mario Trujillo, an openly gay prosecutor for 15 years who is seeking the top law enforcement position as Los Angeles County District Attorney in California. Trujillo has handled over 115 jury trials with a 95 percent conviction rate. He cites the influence of his mother as the reason for his passion for legal and social justice. According to him, protecting the public and providing effective service to the public is his top priority.

The article discusses the unwritten code of fashion in Los Angeles, California and whether rules are magnified for gay men. It provides statements from some guys on how they keep their fashion identity who all say that having a good pair of jeans of priceless. It indicates that the unwritten rule to look great in Los Angeles is to keep it simple, buy the classics and shop for discount and vintage.

The article features the cast of reality television series "The A-List: New York," which focuses on six upper-class gay men in New York City. Salon owner and beauty expert Ryan Nickulas is married and is a regular at lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) charity events, especially those benefiting homeless youth. Former "Amazing Race" winner Reichen Lehmkuhl hopes the show will let the audience know how compassionate of a person he is. Model Austin Armacost is best known for his appearances in the tabloids.

The article discusses the arrests of gay men by undercover police officers in Los Angeles, California. A press conference is held by the police department last March 12, 2010 to inform the public about concerns on the spread of HIV/AIDS and gang robberies in the parks. There is no mention of operations that target gay men in the arrests and the lack of complaints regarding indecent behavior that warrant the investigations.

The article evaluates wellness service event, 'Harvest Moon Gay Men's Wellness Retreat' at Palm Springs, California from September 22-25, 2016, by California based Zen Casa, offering wellness services.

A calendar of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) events in Los Angeles area from September 10-October 01, 2016 is presented, which includes Planned Parenthood event hosted by comedian Andy Richter, gay men's discussion, and annual fundraising by Architecture and Design Museum.

The article informs that gay men in Saudi Arabia has allegedly accused organisation WikiLeaks for publishing the medical records and financial information of citizens.

The article offers information on a survey based on age related pride in gay men and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-negative participants, studied on the topics including peoples feeling, believe and advice.

An interview with guitarist Aram Kirakosian of IO Echo band is presented. When asked about the connection between his background of being a gay man, Kirakosian refers to the Armenian community, a center in which he explores the limits of his boundaries. He mentions the Fun Active Gentlemen's Society (F.A.G.S.), a gay dodgeball team that fought its way to the championship at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.

The article presents a guide on how gay men in the U.S. can be successful in midlife. Gay men should take care of their physical self. They should also let go of past hurts and learn from mistakes. By midline, gay men should get over their parents and should be responsible for their own success and destiny.

The article introduces a new term for describing a gay relationship that does not involve marriage or domestic partnership. The term "nondomesticated partner" (NDP) is suggested to be appropriate or applicable for gay people who are into a special relationship with someone whom they do not have interest in mimicking heterosexual marriage with. The author believes that NDP should be adopted so as not to leave out many gay men being forced to conform to the supposed standards of heterosexuality.

The article presents suggestions to American gay men for their future financial security. It informs that one's choice of career is the most important factor for long-term financial security. It is advised that credit cards should be used only during emergencies. It is suggested that putting a percentage of one's salary in the 401K retirement program of one's employer can help build savings quickly.

An interview with singer and actress Bernadette Peters is presented. When asked to give interpretation on why gay men have a disproportionate to-the-population love of musical theater, she thinks that this kind of music is healing and when one feels they do not fit in, they are attracted to emotional, extra-sensitive things. She added that gay men also have a good taste in musical theater.

An interview with Pierce Mattie, a male esthetician in Florida, is presented. When asked about the big trends for 2008, he says the whole green trend is still going really strong, and there will be a lot more university studies, clinical research and people not necessarily bashing green. He cites the impact of the Project Runway on the clothing design industry. He also believes that a lot of gay men like to dress like straight guys, and a lot of straight men like to dress like gay guys.

An interview with John Rolls, founder of Hollywood House, is presented. When asked about the mission of Hollywood House, he said that it is a home for gay men who are newly sober and are in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. He says that this project is very important to him personally because he was once a hopeless addict and is grateful to have a life again. He sees a difference the Hollywood House has made not only in the lives of the men who live there but in his own life as well.

The article offers tips for gay people on making friends when they are in a relationship. The author mentions that gays should not feel obligated to invite their mate to come along if their goal is to make friends for themselves. He adds that friend-facilitating activities should be planned such as taking a yoga class or an afternoon of antique shopping.

The article focuses on the fascination of gay men with theatrical productions. Performance artist Tim Miller says that the play "1776" which he saw in Los Angeles, California when he was ten years old inspired him profoundly for its frank political assessment. Corey Roskin, social services specialist for the City of West Hollywood, says that he experienced his first theatrical orgasm while watching a play entitled "The Wiz."

The article features John Michael Beck, associate producer of the Mr. Gay competition in the U.S. It states that he has helped transform the show from a qualifying round held 15 minutes before the International Mr. Gay competition to the four-day event to be held from October 25 to 28, 2007. Beck, whose passion remains in the theater, has spent years in Texas and San Francisco, California, acting, producing and creating theater groups. He finds producing a play a lot like producing a pageant.

An interview with Christopher Turner, founder of the Web site Hot Older Male in the U.S., is presented. He mentions his penchant for men who were 20 years older than him since when he was 18. He implies that getting attracted to older men does not mean that he wanted a father figure as a partner. He shares how he met his partner through his own site.