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Reducing Pet Costs: Some Final Thoughts
My previous two posts on saving money while having a dog were my two heavy hitters on how to save some dollars, since it’s how to make a month’s worth of food for around or less than $20 a batch and how in less than a year I was able to get reimbursed 82% of…
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First person ever cured of HIV using medication alone – Biggest breakthrough in the fight against the virus in years using form of Vitamin B3
In a major leap forward in the search for a HIV/AIDS cure, a person has been cured of HIV using a cocktail of medicines in what activists have dubbed a breakthrough as ‘œexciting’ as it was unexpected. HIV, known as human immunodeficiency virus, hobbles people’s immune systems leaving them more vulnerable to once everyday diseases.…
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‘Drag Race’s Chi Chi DeVayne Has Reportedly Died
Chi Chi DeVayne, the stage name of Zavion Davenport, an accomplished entertainer who competed on two seasons of RuPaul’s Drag Race ‘” has died at age 34. News of the drag queen’s passing came Thursday, less than a week after DeVayne informed her Instagram followers that she was back in the hospital. “Keep me in…
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Desperate for a pool? You can now rent a private one by the hour or daily
The coronavirus pandemic has millions of Americans shut out of public pools this summer, and that has opened up a huge opportunity for Swimply, Airbnb, MisterBandB, and VRBO, because it’s employs a similar strategy, only for pools. #1 MisterBandB Choosing where to stay is one of the most important decisions you make when planning your…
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RuPaul’s Instagram Has Been Completely Wiped
Though RuPaul’s Drag Race is more visible than ever right now, the show’s namesake is not. Over the past three months, outside of filming the reunion and finale episodes of Drag Race season 12 (in a mask) as well as a few mainstream network game show appearances, the drag performer has notably been absent from…
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Show your PRIDE with Free Posters
June marks the beginning of Pride Month â ‘” a time for us to come together and recognize the hard-won fights of the LGBTQ+ community and our continued efforts to ensure equality for all. This year we’re recognizing the history of Pride as a political movement. Pride was born out of the Stonewall Riots, the…
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Do Police Have a Place at Pride Parades?
In addressing their solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, the Indy Pride Board of Directors announced that it would no longer have a police presence at any of its future events, including the Indy Pride Festival. “Indy Pride will no longer contract with or utilize police departments for security at the Indy Pride Festival…
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KFC heiress launches $1M program to employ members of LGBTQ harmed by coronavirus
Kaila Methven, a lingerie designer who is also heiress to Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) fast-food chain, has launched a program to help employ LGBTQ people who have lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic. This is while raising $1 million for LGBTQ charities and social organizations associated with the electronic dance music (EDM) community. Methvens…
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Betty White is coming back to TV
We finally have some good news to report. With Prides being canceled and pandemics to environmental disasters, giant murder hornets to Carole Baskin, and Exotic Joe, 2020 has been one giant catastrophe after another. We now have something that is good from one of our favorite Golden Girls. Betty White is coming back to television.…
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Pride updates: Your Pride guide to events that have been canceled or rescheduled
It’s a tough year for pride celebrations across the globe, caught in the crosshairs of the coronavirus pandemic. Since the majority of pride celebrations fall in June’“the anniversary of the Stonewall riots’“it’s simply too soon in the progression of the virus for towns and cities to allow sweaty throngs to congregate. However, not all is…
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