Outright International kicked off Pride month with its annual Celebration of Courage gala on June 1st, supported by notable attendees including Laverne Cox, Cyndi Lauper, Vote LGBT, and Levi Strauss and Co.
New York City was electrified with excitement as music icon Cyndi Lauper celebrated the premiere of her captivating documentary, “Let The Canary Sing,” at the Tribeca Film Festival on Wednesday. The star-studded event took place at Serafina Upper West, one of the homes of the Tribeca Cinema Center, where lively celebrations happened all throughout the festival. Joined by her personal family, friends, industry filmmakers, cinephiles, and the supportive Sony Music family, Cyndi Lauper basked in the spotlight, toasting with attendees at the intimate bash and delivering a speech filled with her trademark pizazz.
Girls – and guys – just wanna have fun!
GLSEN, the leading education organization for LGBTQ+ issues in K-12 schools, hosted the 2019 Respect Awards at Cipriani 42nd Street on Monday night.
The 60th Grammys aired Sunday night live from Madison Square Garden in NYC. There were some upsets, like 4:44, which was nominated for the most Grammys and went home with zero, and some obvious choices, like everything Bruno Mars has ever put out. Record of the Year went to 24k Magic by Bruno Mars.
Russell Simmons, Lena Hall, Bevy Smith, Tamara Tunie and more attended the 4th Annual Rush HeARTS Education Luncheon.