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1/31/2012
Romance in the Big Apple
New York is easily one of the most romantic cities on the planet, and indeed, on my recent trip, I found myself falling in love. But this time, it was with the city itself.
Since New York’s momentous decision for marriage equality throughout the state, it’s become a hotspot for same-sex weddings and honeymooners. New York City has long been an international destination, but granting the right for gay couples to wed just makes it ...
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12/1/2011
A zebra kicked my ass—literally. The striped varmint snuck up on me, gave me a sideways punt and—well, more about that later. The anecdote and bragging rights—yes, I’m proud!—are a souvenir of sorts from a luxury safari trip to South Africa, which is a true bucket list experience and makes for a perfect honeymoon, anniversary or the romantic trip of a lifetime.
Singita and Sabi Sands
The Singita Ebony Lodge on the Sabi Sand Reserve ...
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11/3/2011
As European capitals go, Berlin is not of the variety that plays by the rules. Yes, there is a certain grandiosity to the famed Brandenburg Gate which once divided East from West. And yes, there are the impressive, if de rigueur, monuments and buildings that have survived Berlin’s war-torn past. But at its core, today’s Berlin is an undeniably contemporary city brash enough to unabashedly describe itself as “poor, but sexy” in a recent marketing ...
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10/11/2011
With celebrity guests, rocking concerts, days of nonstop dance parties and one of the world’s most beautiful cities as a backdrop, Mardi Gras in Sydney is one of the premier events of the gay calendar. This year, there’s a special pre-event travel package that promises to extend the fun for another revelry-packed 24 hours.
Now combining one of the world’s great railway journeys, the famous Indian Pacific line of the Great Southern Railway (sometimes known ...
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POSTCARDS FROM THE U.K.
As LGBT History Month kicks of in the UK, Torsten Højer imagines the future of coming out to younger siblings in a more educated world.My father told me, over a few too many Christmas beers, that my two half-brothers (neither of whom I live with) are "getting better" with the idea of me being gay. He revealed, in the same breath, that when he first filled them in on my sexual persuasion, there was a resounding burst of disgust from both of their mouths—something resembling an ‘ewww’ (presumably coupled with a screwed up face and a marked frown)."They’re ...
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