Community of Lights, LLC is proud and delighted to welcome the World AIDS Museum to Wilton Station in Wilton Manors, Florida. A group of individuals from all walks of life decided to establish a museum documenting and serving as the world viral and vital source of information regarding AIDS/ HIV aro...

Never stop talking about ways to protect yourself and your partner from HIV. Start Talking. Stop HIV., CDC's national campaign created by and for gay and bisexual men, promotes open communication about HIV prevention among sexual partners and encourages men in all types of relationships to talk abou...

After the first smile, that wink, the flirtation -- but before the play, and even before the foreplay -- something else ought to be on your mind. Start Talking. Stop HIV., CDC's national campaign created by and for gay and bisexual men, promotes open communication about HIV prevention among sexual p...

Interview with the Scissor Sisters IN Toronto reporter Michael Pihach interviews musicians Ana Matronic & BabyDaddy of the Scissor Sisters in Toronto. Th...

In an exclusive interview with TODAY’s Matt Lauer, actor Charlie Sheen says, “I’m here to admit that I am in fact HIV positive.” He says that reports that he has threatened the health of others “couldn’t be farther than the truth.” He says he first found out about his status “about four years ago” a

Whisper of AIDS: Mary Fisher's moving speech from the 1992 Republican National Convention. For more information visit: http://www.maryfisher.com

A 1987 film with Dale Chihuly and his team at Harvey Littleton's studio in Spruce Pine, North Carolina. Chihuly and team members--Richard Royal, Benjamin Moore, Robbie Miller, Flora C. Mace, Joey Kirkpatrick, Annabel Buckley--are interviewed.

Karl Heinrich Ulrichs (1825-1895) is the first known Gay activist in world history. This amateur video (1987) by Michael Lombardi-Nash and produced by Paul J. Nash, is a short history of Ulrichs' life and works.

Merchant and Ivory’s A Room with a View (1985), Maurice (1987), Eric Rohmer’s Pauline at the Beach (1983) and The Green Ray (1986) Jean Renoir’s A Day in the Country, Maurice Pialat’s A Nos Amours and Loulou, As in many of these films, in Call Me By Your Name “nature is a symbol of freedom” and “the

Interview with Francis Lee (director), Alec Secăreanu (actor) and Josh O´Connor (actor) about the film GOD´S OWN COUNTRY. It’s easy to see why the critically-acclaimed British indie film God’s Own Country has been compared to Brokeback Mountain as it charts the troubled romance of rural farmers in Y