There are important corrections to this video. If I were to remake this video in 2019, the most significant change would be focus: the title would be all about singular they, not gender-neutral pronouns. It probably wouldn’t even mention LGBT issues beyond a quick reference. It wouldn’t be a shout o

Early 1990s. With AIDS having already claimed countless lives for nearly ten years, Act Up-Paris activists multiply actions to fight general indifference. Nathan, a newcomer to the group, has his world shaken up by Sean, a radical militant. BPM is the winner of the Grand Prix and Queer Palm at the C...

Gilad Shalit landed at an IDF base, where he was greeted by the Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and the IDF Chief of the General Staff. After meeting the officials he was finally reunited with his family, for the first time after more than five years in captivity. In a controversial decision by ...

Barça players, celebrities and fans around the world unite during these difficult times.
We fight today, tomorrow we play.

In Loving Memory
Robert James Magnin
February 6, 1961- April 5, 2010
This year on April 5, 2017 marks the 7th anniversary since my beloved Robert Magnin passed away at the age of 49 years. He would have turn 56 years old t...

Netta, the winner of the Eurovision song festival in 2018 and because of her win Tel Aviv was the host for Eurovision 2019.I asked my brother to come and play with me this amazing song by Ray Charles. And we did. Clip from: Where’s The Toilet Paper?

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Martin Sherman’s profound love story takes audiences into the deepest, darkest moments of one man’s fight to survive gay persecution in 1930s Germany. In the first major U.S. revival since its Broadway premiere in 1979, Moisés Kaufman directs this startling and moving play that illustrates how love

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, a moment when the gay community in New York City stood up against oppressors and began the modern fight for LGBTQ+ rights.