Year: 2001

In October 1979, over 200,000 people marched in Washington D.C. In October 1987, over 500,000 people gathered and held the first public viewing of the NAMES Project AIDS Quilt. In order to commemorate and celebrate

I’m 14 years old, hunched over my notebook in class, writing your name over and over. I wrote it in circles, in the corners, in the margins, in between words and notes, sentences, quotes from

Since October 1987, thousands of Americans have come together on Oct. 11 to celebrate gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender orientations across the country. The celebration not only brings together the diversity of sexual orientations and

“Shakespeare wrote for the masses, but today so many people approach his work as that of an elite playwright. While his language is certainly complex at times, his stories are as relevant today as they

As a buddy of mine so eloquently put it, “Jane’s Addiction is going to become the Rolling Stones of the punk world. They’ll tour every five years, charge whatever the hell they want, and people

In the realm of escapist filmmaking, Hollywood has brought its mainstream audience another mediocre film to satisfy our craving for entertainment. Peter Chelsom’s Serendipity explores existentialism and destiny in a wildly romanticized New York City.