Much love and peace to everyone who reads this - take some time today to honor Dr. King’s life and the legacy he left and that leads on….to serve.

Olivia Newton-John needs no introduction, with a career spanning more than four decades with international success in film, television and music. Ms. Newton-John has sold more than 50 million albums worldwide, had had more than ten #1 hit singles, multiple award-winning entertainer in music and in film, and she’s not done yet.

Fat Girls starring, written and produced by the talented Ash Christian, almost like a young, gay Jack Black, put together a great high school comedy taking place in Texas, about the universal theme of growing up - trying to fit in among categories/roles/cliches, religion, sexuality and region.

Kerry Politzer is a nice change of pace. Her record, You Took Me In, is optimistic and lovely and every time I hear it, I can’t help but feel better afterwards. “Always” has a rock/ska/old school R&B flavor to it, that would be the perfect song to define happiness that I really enjoyed and what a great way to bring in “You Took Me In.”

We spotlight the Twin Tiers Pride from NY and PA and the work they are doing!
A special treat for you, the official radio single of Janet Jackson herself, produced by Rodney Jerkins. This track is off the new album which is coming out early next year. We think this one’s hot, we hope you think so too! Let us know what you think at our new message board!

Simply put, my favorite artist of 2007 is Megan McCauley. Strong, blunt, sexual and talented - there’s no reason why this woman shouldn’t be blasted everywhere and not be in the same category of strong musical artists like Pink and Lisa Marie Presley. Better Than Blood could be considered my “baby” album of this year.

We discovered the lovely, talented and full-of-heart photographer Sophia Wallace with her project, Bois and Dykes, which examines the concept of ‘feminine masculinity’ by visually telling the stories of people who live within a spectrum of identities ranging from dyke and butch, to tomboy, aggressive, and transgender. Flipping through the photos online, I knew I had to connect with her. Sophia candidly gives us her time and we are blown away with her talent and impact she is making with her photography and her heart.

Producer Tom Murray produced this very comprehensive and complex portrait of the lives of approximately 15 women who transitioned at various points in their life from men to women. Each woman was different: different backgrounds, different perspectives, different ways of handling their transition into their own personal acceptance and happiness. Bambi Weavil takes a look at this eye-opening documentary.




