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“They stopped speaking to him after he wrote some pretty cruel stuff about my mom in a story published in Esquire in 1975. I wouldn’t want Truman to stay very long though, and he couldn’t have any alcohol. Actually let’s make it Truman circa 1966, not the bloated Truman of 1975.”

Activists vow they will target officials and companies they believe are delaying a global response.

The issue has cracked the city’s main Pride organizing group down the middle—but it’s unclear who’s not budging on what could be a key compromise.

"Forty years ago today, five young men became the first confirmed AIDS patients in the United States, beginning our decades-long battle to understand, destigmatize, and eradicate this disease."

Dr Fauci believes mRNA technology could help develop a vaccine for HIV, closing a 40 year loop of the disease that initially brought the doctor into the public eye so long ago.

In the lengthy Let the Record Show: A Political History of ACT UP New York, 1987-1993, author Sarah Schulman documents and analyzes the ideals, actions, successes and failures of the people who made up the AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power.

Sarah Schulman Discusses Her Massive ACT UP Tome ‘Let the Record Show,’ Coming This May Book design by No Ideas; portrait by Drew Stevens It’s fascinating to watch how traumatic and fraught events get historicized, isn’t it? Think the Holocaust. Think the Vietnam War. And think the U.S. 1980s and ’90s AIDS crisis and the furious activism that rose up to meet it. Only in the past decade have we started seeing major nonfiction works of film or publishing take on that seismic era (which,...

National Association of Broadcasters announces that president and CEO Gordon H. Smith will leave his position and transition to an advisory and advocacy role effective December 31, 2021. NAB’s chief operating officer Curtis LeGeyt will become the next president and CEO of NAB effective January 1, 2022. In a video message to members, Smith said, “It has been my great honor to give the lion’s roar for broadcasters – those who run into the storm, those who stand firm in chaos to hear the...

Russell T. Davies Receives Positive Note From Tony Kushner Amid It’s a Sin Controversy Dave Benett/Getty Images; Walter McBride/Getty Images HBO Maxs acclaimed series about the HIV crisis in England has faced backlash for a monologue about promiscuity, but the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer offered support to the series creator. During amfARs virtual conversation for Its a Sin, HBO Maxs epic tale of the HIV crisis in England, host and Tony-nominated playwright Matthew Lopez ( The Inheritance)...

Published: March 12, 2021 UT To Host The Boomer List Exhibition, in Partnership With Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, March 26 To April 16 The Scarfone/Hartley Gallery at The University of Tampa is proud to partner with the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts (FMoPA) to display The Boomer List: Photographs Taken by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders. The gallery is located on campus at the R. K. Bailey Art Studios at 310 N. Blvd. The gallery hours for this exhibition are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., ...