James "Gypsy" Haake began his long and successful career in film, television, and cabaret on Broadway in 1951. At 91, he continues to entertain and share his history.
In his art, Wayne employs iconic imagery infused with a slightly twisted sense of humor to transform what could be dark images into fun, playful art that aims to bring a smile to people's faces.
A total of 225 entries took to Palm Canyon Drive during the two-hour event, much to the delight of a post-pandemic crowd. Local organizations, companies, and city officials were all represented.
Sunday's Pride Parade will be a full circle moment for Rev. Benita Ramsey, who sees the moment as a celebration of hard work done by the larger community.
Roughly 100 people gathered at the intersection of East Arenas Road and South Calle Encelia as the ribbon was cut, a proclamation was read, and signs were unveiled officially proclaiming the area a district.
The highest levels of the American Legion are directing local posts to make sure veterans who are members of the LGBTQ community know they are welcome.
All this week, there are multiple events throughout the city and surrounding area to celebrate diversity and advance the cause of individual freedom for all.
Performers will come together at five venues throughout Downtown Palm Springs during a weekend celebration Nov. 4 through 6.
This year’s theme is “Say Gay,” in defiance of Florida's “Don’t Say Gay” law and other anti-LGBTQ+ laws being passed across the country.
Honorees include community advocates, organizers, and leaders, all of whom have devoted their lives to improving the lives of those in the LGBTQ+ community.
