Trans Rocker Lenny Zenith Seeks to Protect Life-Saving Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Kids
“Where Is Safe?” Single Benefits Trans Youth in At-Risk States
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Photos from “Queer Memoir Matters: Jonathan Alexander & Myriam Gurba at Page Against The Machine” April 28
A great event! Updated with photos and post event comments by Jonathan Alexander.
“SAY GAY” T-shirt Colorfully Fights “Don’t Say Gay” Bills
100% of profits to be donated to organizations challenging "Don't Say Gay" bills
Author: Understanding Jussie Smollett
Queer author Jonathan Alexander says he understands—but does not condone—Smollett’s actions.
Forthcoming Events with “Dear Queer Self” Author Jonathan Alexander
Forthcoming and past book events for queer writer Jonathan Alexander and his newest book, "Dear Queer Self: An Experiment in Memoir."
DEAR QUEER SELF author: I wish I knew NOW what I knew THEN!
In "Dear Queer Self," memoir author Jonathan Alexander concludes that "it is not so much a matter of I wish I knew then what I know now, but I wish I knew now what I knew then!"
“Neighborhoods of New York” debuts on WABC 7’s Localish Channel Dec 12
New York based producer Alan Goldsher has teamed up with the East Village Independent Merchants Association to help several mom-and-pop businesses spread the word to shop local—the episode airs this coming Sunday during a half-hour feature on WABC 7 Localish.
“The Boys in the Band” actor Brian Hutchison’s noir audio drama is an ode to life on Broadway
“I’m hearing from so many actors about how this story informs their experience and life in New York City as journeymen actors,” says “The Boys in the Band” actor Brian Hutchison of his recently launched noir drama podcast, “I Still Think About You.”
2 Popular Publicity Clients Celebrated on the 2021 OUT100 List
Popular Publicity bumped 2 clients into the 2021 OUT100!
“I Still Think About You” – Noir drama podcast from “The Boys in the Band” actor Brian Hutchison
Audio drama “I Still Think About You” is part memoir, part psychological thriller, and part love letter to Broadway.
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