I must admit that when it comes to staying up to date with events, pop culture or news from my country (Mexico) I don’t do an outstanding job. It’s a shame because I do love its culture, its traditions, including the telenovelas. How could I not? I grew up watching them at my grandmother’s house, … Continue reading I watched Netflix’s “La Casa de las Flores,” and I’m obsessed
For the third edition of the Annual OUT Fashion Vanguard Awards, OUT Magazine threw a party New York style. Held on Wednesday, July 25 at Stir 37, the event presented by Lexus was hosted by OUT Magazine Fashion and Market Editor., Michael Cook. The competition objective is to find talented designers on the cutting edge … Continue reading An Inside Look At the 2018 OUT Fashion Vanguard Awards Presented By Lexus
The Ali Forney Center – an organization that works to provide shelter and support for the city’s homeless LGBT youth, held their 9th Annual Oasis summer benefit at Chelsea Piers at the Lighthouse on Wednesday, July 18th. The cocktail party has become a staple in the summer calendar for an affluent crowd of New Yorker’s … Continue reading Made A Splash at Ali Forney Center Oasis Summer Party
Last Thursday, superstar apothecary Kiehl’s kicked off NYC Pride festivities with a fabulous and fierce party at their flagship store in East Village. Featuring rainbow cupcakes and free-flowing SKYY vodka cocktails, the bash, hosted by Kiehl’s brand ambassador Chris Salgardo (who up until last year was the President of the company) and Max Emerson (@maxisms), … Continue reading Kiehl’s takes over NYC Pride with fierce and fabulous party
We all know that New York City is a safe haven for LGBTQ people – that’s why I lived there for so many years (five to be exact). But in June, the city takes it to the next level. The town is literally transformed into a giant rainbow with so many events happening around Pride … Continue reading Macy’s honors the guys of Queer Eye at their Pride + Joy party in New York City and I wasn’t there
Last Friday, Buzzfeed (in partnership with Samsung) hosted its second annual Queer Prom at Samsung 837. LGBTQ+ students from across the country gathered at the technology hub, located in the heart of New York City’s Meatpacking District, to celebrate Pride and Graduation. Being a high school student can be challenging enough. If you add being … Continue reading BuzzFeed kicks off Pride Month by hosting its second annual Queer Prom in NYC
This post is sponsored by Sapporo USA but the content and opinions expressed here are my own. While you might think of sake as the obvious pairing for sushi, in actuality, sake isn’t traditionally served with sushi because both are made from rice. So when it comes to finding the perfect sushi companion, nothing beats … Continue reading Nothing goes better with sushi than Sapporo
Attending House of DIFFA is like going to the “gay Oscar’s of charity galas” – at least that’s how one of my friends described the soiree when I told him I was taking part in it this year. He was not kidding – on May 12, the creme de la creme of Dallas gay … Continue reading I turned into my Alter Ego for this year’s House of DIFFA
This article was first published on Hornet Stories As frigid temps descend upon North America and Europe in November, thousands of gay guys flock to the shores of Puerto Vallarta seeking some Latin heat. Located between the stunning Bay of Banderas and the lush Sierra Madre Mountains, Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the high season for … Continue reading 9 Reasons Why Puerto Vallarta Is A Gay Christmas Paradise
If you’re anything like me, you don’t let something as small as winter get in the way of a good party and thankfully, neither do the folks down in Palm Springs. The most popular and longest-running LGBT festival in the Coachella Valley, Palm Springs Pride is definitely one to put on the bucket list. The … Continue reading Palm Springs Keeps the Party Going in the Winter
