American Idol’s David Hernandez is out now with his new single and music video, “Sorry.” Produced by Alex and Deshawn Teamer and written with Michael Orland, the song is a metaphoric letter to those David has hurt in the past as well as those who have hurt him.
Looking back over Abby Rubenfeld’s life, it’s no surprise why she became a de facto leader of the LGBT+ equal rights charge for marriage equality — not only in Tennessee but across the country.
In these times of uncertainty, it’s important that we band together to help one another. One way to do this is to support local LGBT+ owned and operated establishments. Below you will find some of the restaurants and bars that are invaluable to our community and how you can help them.
Your May + June LGBT Playlist: Adam Lambert has done it once again. Taking a step away from touring as the lead singer of Queen (Queen + Adam Lambert), Lambert has released…
There’s a misconception in the heterosexual world that coming out as a member of the LGBT+ community is easier than it was in the past and every gay person in the world has it all figured out by the time they reach their teenage years. Most people in the LGBT+ world know that isn’t true.
The Nashville Pride Board of Directors has officially postponed the 2020 Nashville Pride Festival and Parade that was planned for June 27 and 28 at Public Square Park. In addition to the creation of more virtual and digital experiences, the team at Nashville Pride will be planning a celebration for the fall of 2020.
Nashville Symphony Music Director Giancarlo Guerrero returns to Facebook Live this Wednesday, April 22, at 6 p.m. to present a lecture and Q&A session on Beethoven’s First Symphony, the first in a series of weekly presentations on each of Beethoven’s nine symphonies, along with his choral masterpiece Missa Solemnis, in commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the composer’s birth.
Hutchison is the founder and coordinator for Wilson County DART (Disaster Animal Response Team) and, as the number one team in the state, this group of tireless volunteers has set the standard for this program.
The Frist Art Museum presents We Count: First-Time Voters, an online exhibition featuring the work of five local artists inspired by the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment. Originally scheduled to be on view in the Conte Community Arts Gallery, the exhibition will go live at FristArtMuseum.org/WeCount on May 1, 2020.
Aiming to shine a light on marginalized voices, empowered queer pop artist Michael Love Michael releases their brand new single “6 Jaguars.”
The Tennessee Equality Project (TEP), as part of their ongoing response to the COVID-19 crisis, has relaunched Counseling Unconditionally, a resource for inclusive mental health services in Tennessee.
