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On the Tahn: Make Sure You Have Fun and other dance parties in Pittsburgh (Nov. 10-11) - Vimarsana News

On the Tahn: Make Sure You Have Fun and other dance parties in Pittsburgh (Nov. 10-11)

Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from country western to acid house.

'Female-forward' US music festival lineup fosters women- and queer-friendly space - Vimarsana News

'Female-forward' US music festival lineup fosters women- and queer-friendly space

As pop star Maggie Rogers powered through her headliner set at this weekend's All Things Go festival she teared up, telling thousands of screaming fans it was a rare moment onstage in which she felt "seen."All Things Go, which this year included headliners Rogers, Carly Rae Jepsen, boygenius and Lana Del Rey, does not specifically market itself as female- or queer-friendly.

Source: yahoo.com
Bali offers TAX-FREE status to anyone who moves there to permanently 'work from home' - Vimarsana News

Bali offers TAX-FREE status to anyone who moves there to permanently 'work from home'

Indonesia will soon offer a visa that will allow remote workers to live there tax-free as long as their earnings come from outside the country (Bali pictured).

Gay US Couple To Be Deported After Calling Bali Queer Friendly - Vimarsana News

Gay US Couple To Be Deported After Calling Bali Queer Friendly

US national Kristen Gray and her partner listen to their lawyer in Denpasar. Denpasar, Indonesia: A gay American couple is being deported from Bali after viral tweets that called the Indonesian resort island "queer friendly". The firestorm started when Kristen Gray tweeted over the weekend that she was enjoying "an elevated lifestyle at a much lower cost of living" after moving to the island from Los Angeles with her girlfriend. Praising the benefits of Bali, she said it was "queer friendly" and home to a "black in Bali community". She also promoted an e-book she was selling that told people...

Source: ndtv.com