The 10 Most Awesome Celebrity Cameos From “Time Out: The Truth About HIV, AIDS, And You”
In 1992, Malcolm-Jamal Warner (aka Theo Huxtable) directed a “hip” PSA to inform young people about HIV and AIDS. The results are total early ‘90s cheesiness.
In 1992, Malcolm-Jamal Warner (aka Theo Huxtable) directed a “hip” PSA to inform young people about HIV and AIDS. The results are total early ‘90s cheesiness.
June 5th was the 32nd anniversary of AIDS being discovered.
Featuring the three G’s: Gold, glitter, and glamour. (Warning: NSFW-ish.)
The attack highlights the widespread problem of hate crimes in the country, activists say.
Quinn Tivey has teamed up with GenerationCURE, a campaign aimed at the younger generation. Today has been designated National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
Less a film than a morality play, Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor presents HIV as a “sinner’s disease.”
A breakthrough in early treatment.
“Madonna is one of the major reasons for AIDS.” (via examiner.com)
Detroit’s iconic Cass Technical High School was demolished in 2011. But before it was torn down, Detroit Urbex created a ghostly tribute to what it once was.
Iconic New York City Mayor Ed Koch leaves behind a complicated legacy to say the least.
A new study from Hunter College’s Center for HIV Educational Studies and Training determined there is a correlation between the size of a gay man’s penis and the likelihood he’ll use a condom.
“You make your life as meaningful as you can make it. You live it and don’t be afraid of who is going to like you or are you being appropriate. You worry about things like being kind. You worry about things like being generous. And if it’s not about that, what the hell’s it about?”
Since 1981, organizations from around the world have committed to making people aware of the dangers of HIV/AIDS and how prevent the spread of infection.
Looking back at the way movies have handled AIDS and HIV over the last thirty years.
For nearly a year, Jo Ann Santangelo documented the stories of people living in Austin, TX in effort to reduce the stigma associated with the virus.
“I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, … do hereby proclaim December 1, 2012, as World AIDS Day.”
On the fifth anniversary of its initial release, Lost Raven, the award-winning graphic novel, will be made available online.
“These draconian budget cuts will actually result in the conservative loss of 600,000 people with AIDS’ lives around the world,” protester says of possible “fiscal cliff” cuts. Note: Some photos and videos include said naked protesters.
The documentary, directed by David France, captures the story of the brave young men and women who successfully reversed the tide of an epidemic, demanded the attention of a fearful nation and stopped AIDS from becoming a death sentence. The movie opens in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco on Friday, September 21, with a national release to follow.
“Every woman should be able to decide when and whether to have children…There should be no controversy about this,” she said.
A new study shows that HIV prevalence actually rose between 1994 and 2008 among gay and bisexual men aged 18 to 29 who lived in cities. Stigma and socioeconomic factors may be keeping young gay men from getting tested — more than three-quarters of those who tested positive in the study had been unaware of their status before.
The comedian gets serious about AIDS and anti-gay activity: “How can I manage to keep pride and keep a sense of self-esteem when all of this hatred is around me and is being voted into legislation?”
The White House announced today that President Obama would only be presenting a video message to the International AIDS Conference. Advocates had been pressing for an in-person visit from Obama.
New creepy—technically safe for work—safe sex ads via perverted Germany.
This week, Paltrow is getting much heat for this tweet where she wrote “Ni**as in paris for real”. But as this ad from 2006 shows, white girl thinks she’s a bushwoman.
A risky move, both in execution and interpretation, that is not to be attempted by amateurs. From amfAR’s Cinema Against AIDS 2012 event at Cannes. Angelina Jolie’s Right Leg is doing a slow, teary-eyed clap right now.
Good to know.
For years, AIDES, the French safe sex non-profit, has produced the best advertising in the category. And, in the same vein, their latest ad is not for puritans.
The Week magazine’s Bad Opinion Generator gives you a taste of what the world would be like if cool people did not exist.
A new study shows female condoms are a surprisingly effective way to stop the spread of HIV. But does anybody actually use them? Turns out, people do — if they know how.
