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Ambush Magazine Volume 37 Issue 25

Remembering the Legacy of Chris Daigle

December 3, 2019 By Frank Perez

Christopher Daigle was a banker before he became a gay activist in the early 1990s.  Educated at Loyola University, Fairfield University and Dartmouth College, Daigle settled in New Orleans and took a job as the Director of the Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Life at Tulane University, Daigle became involved in LAGPAC and led the organization for roughly … [Read more...] about Remembering the Legacy of Chris Daigle

#Me(n) Too

December 3, 2019 By Ryan Rockford

It’s estimated that 1 in 6 men have experienced sexual abuse at some point in their lives, and often are unable to talk about it. I believe that we have to talk about it. Despite what society has groomed us to believe, boys are not immune to sexual abuse just because we’re boys. I should know. The first time it happened is one of my clearest memories from childhood. I was … [Read more...] about #Me(n) Too

The Best Christmas Albums of All Time

December 3, 2019 By Jim Meadows

OK, I admit it. I’m a sucker for Christmas music. I can’t stand those tacky Hallmark Channel made-for-TV Christmas movies they’ve been torturing us with since July, and I definitely disapprove of Yuletide decorations before December. But during the couple of weeks leading up to the main event, nothing gets me in the holiday spirit like Christmas music. Every year, we add at … [Read more...] about The Best Christmas Albums of All Time

Stay in touch with your representatives

December 3, 2019 By Lynn Stevens

Trumpette, Eddie Rispone, lost in the gubernatorial runoff election; four more years of John Bel Edwards.  Edwards has said he will stay the course, making the economy as good as it can be and working to increase teachers’ wages.  In an earlier column, I said maybe Edwards would move further left in his second term but, as was pointed out on WWL-TV’s election … [Read more...] about Stay in touch with your representatives

Tweaking Traditions: Celebrating the Good Times

December 3, 2019 By Catherine Roland

If a quick and dirty poll were conducted about one thing you remembered about food around the holiday season, most of us would come up with at least one favorite recipe, a beloved dish that was served every year.   And then many of us would also recall something that may have occurred during that meal.  Granted, not all people have entirely positive feelings … [Read more...] about Tweaking Traditions: Celebrating the Good Times

Art Has Arrived at the 3rd Annual COAST Is Clear Music & Arts Festival

December 3, 2019 By Kevin Assam

Billy Kearins is the founder of Coast Projects (COAST). What started as an experimental artist collective flourished into a lifestyle brand and concert promoting outfit. On the eve of his 3rd Annual COAST Is Clear Music & Arts Festival - December 5-7th in Key West’s Bahama Village – Billy talks beards, his relationship with musician Rayland Baxter, and debuting the art … [Read more...] about Art Has Arrived at the 3rd Annual COAST Is Clear Music & Arts Festival

Trodding the Boards December 3, 2019

December 3, 2019 By Brian Sands

A Christmas Carol at Le Petit Theatre thru Dec. 23 [A Christmas Carol returns to Le Petit through Dec. 23. The following is my review from December 2018 of the original production. All of the actors mentioned below will be part of this year’s show.] Christmas arrived early at Le Petit this year with a smashing new production of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. To be … [Read more...] about Trodding the Boards December 3, 2019

Dating App Scam

December 3, 2019 By Tomy Acosta

A Grindr scam that has been reported in other parts of the country has recently been reported by Grindr users in the New Orleans area.  This latest scam follows some variation of the following: You are chatting with someone who claims to be a young man 18-21 years old.  After chatting on Grindr for a few minutes, he will give you his phone number and ask if you can … [Read more...] about Dating App Scam

Cyndi Lauper to be Honored on Human Rights Day

December 3, 2019 By Community Contributor

Award-winning recording artist, composer, lyricist, and advocate Cyndi Lauper has been named the first recipient of The High Note Global Prize, an award honoring and celebrating major recording artists for outstanding achievement in using their music and celebrity platform to advocate for social justice worldwide. On UN Human Rights Day, which is December 10, The High Note … [Read more...] about Cyndi Lauper to be Honored on Human Rights Day

Tittie Toulouse returns in Different Strokes for Different Folks

December 3, 2019 By Charles Pizzo

On December 14, Tittie Toulouse will triumphantly return to the stage to headline Different Strokes for Different Folks. On Facebook, she announced that she is celebrating her “First Re-Birthday” following a stroke one year ago on the same date. Her partner, Electra City, serves as emcee. Joining Tittie and Electra are Tiffany Alexander, Aubrey Synclaire, Johnny Passion, … [Read more...] about Tittie Toulouse returns in Different Strokes for Different Folks

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