[Portugal]
Na sexta-feira, dia 25, o QUEER LISBOA 13, FESTIVAL DE CINEMA GAY ELéSBICO DE LISBOA vai exibir a longa-metragem brasileira protagonizadapor Bruna Lombardi, /O SIGNO DA CIDADE/ (sala 1, 22h00)/./
Realizado por Carlos Alberto Riccelli, este filme centra-se no quotidiano de Gil, homem casado e muito só; de Lydia que brinca com o fogo; Josialdo, que nasceu para ser mulher, e de Mônica que só se quer dar bem na vida. No programa nocturno de rádio em que atende ouvintes anónimos, a astróloga Teca vê-se entre os anseios dos outros e seus próprios problemas. Aos poucos, o destino enreda todos numa única teia. Na luta para romper o isolamento e encontrar o rumo da redenção, eles vão descobrir o poder transformador da solidariedade.
CARLOS ALBERTO RICCELLI:/ Nasceu em 1946 em São Paulo, no Brasil. Formado em Direcção e Produção pela Escola de Arte Dramática de São Paulo (ECA-USP) e pela Universidade da Califórnia, estreou-se como actor aos 24 anos em /A MORENINHA/ (1970), de Glauco Mirko Laurelli, ao lado da também estreante Sônia Braga. O filme abriu-lhe as portas para a TV: actuou em diversas produções da Tupi e, mais tarde, na Rede Globo. Em 1979, voltou ao cinema com O Princípio do Prazer, de Luiz Carlos Lacerda. É fundador da Pulsar Produções Artísticas, onde foi, durante 10 anos, Produtor e Director Geral do programa semanal Gente de Expressão, com Bruna Lombardi. Dirigiu e escreveu vários documentários e reportagens, e produziu, escreveu, dirigiu e foi intérprete das curtas-metragens /REVANCHE/ e /VIDA DE CãO/, exibidas no programa Fantástico, da TV Globo. Estreou-se como realizador de cinema com a longa-metragem /STRESS, ORGASM AND SALVATION/ ou /S.O.S/. (2005), em parceria com a sua mulher, a escritora e actriz Bruna Lombardi, com quem volta a trabalhar no seu segundo filme, /O SIGNO DA CIDADE/ (2008).
Na sexta-feira, dia 25, o QUEER LISBOA 13, FESTIVAL DE CINEMA GAY ELéSBICO DE LISBOA vai exibir a longa-metragem brasileira protagonizadapor Bruna Lombardi, /O SIGNO DA CIDADE/ (sala 1, 22h00)/./
Realizado por Carlos Alberto Riccelli, este filme centra-se no quotidiano de Gil, homem casado e muito só; de Lydia que brinca com o fogo; Josialdo, que nasceu para ser mulher, e de Mônica que só se quer dar bem na vida. No programa nocturno de rádio em que atende ouvintes anónimos, a astróloga Teca vê-se entre os anseios dos outros e seus próprios problemas. Aos poucos, o destino enreda todos numa única teia. Na luta para romper o isolamento e encontrar o rumo da redenção, eles vão descobrir o poder transformador da solidariedade.
CARLOS ALBERTO RICCELLI:/ Nasceu em 1946 em São Paulo, no Brasil. Formado em Direcção e Produção pela Escola de Arte Dramática de São Paulo (ECA-USP) e pela Universidade da Califórnia, estreou-se como actor aos 24 anos em /A MORENINHA/ (1970), de Glauco Mirko Laurelli, ao lado da também estreante Sônia Braga. O filme abriu-lhe as portas para a TV: actuou em diversas produções da Tupi e, mais tarde, na Rede Globo. Em 1979, voltou ao cinema com O Princípio do Prazer, de Luiz Carlos Lacerda. É fundador da Pulsar Produções Artísticas, onde foi, durante 10 anos, Produtor e Director Geral do programa semanal Gente de Expressão, com Bruna Lombardi. Dirigiu e escreveu vários documentários e reportagens, e produziu, escreveu, dirigiu e foi intérprete das curtas-metragens /REVANCHE/ e /VIDA DE CãO/, exibidas no programa Fantástico, da TV Globo. Estreou-se como realizador de cinema com a longa-metragem /STRESS, ORGASM AND SALVATION/ ou /S.O.S/. (2005), em parceria com a sua mulher, a escritora e actriz Bruna Lombardi, com quem volta a trabalhar no seu segundo filme, /O SIGNO DA CIDADE/ (2008).
[Brasil]
Parada do Orgulho LGBT de Rio Branco reúne cerca de 60 mil pessoas
Do pequeno estado do Acre vieram Chico Mendes, Senadora Marina Silva, Senador Tião Viana e a novelista Glória Perez entre dezenas de outros famosos em todas as áreas.
Do pequeno estado do Acre vieram Chico Mendes, Senadora Marina Silva, Senador Tião Viana e a novelista Glória Perez entre dezenas de outros famosos em todas as áreas.
[España]
Inicia una huelga de hambre para que le hagan un cambio de sexo
La presidenta de la asociación Transexualidad-Euskadi, Andrea Muñiz, ha anunciado el inicio a partir de hoy de una huelga de hambre parcial para reclamar ser operada de aumento de pecho y de cambio de sexo, cirugías que asegura que espera desde hace más de 20 años.
[España]
El Gobierno Vasco elaborará un borrador de ley integral sobre transexualidad
El Departamento de Empleo y Asuntos Sociales del Gobierno Vasco ha anunciado hoy que en breve elaborará un borrador de Proyecto de Ley Integral sobre Transexualidad, con el fin de "facilitar un mejor ejercicio de sus derechos por parte de las personas transexuales".
[España]
Cometen acto vandálico en sede de organización gay española
Por segunda vez, la placa que identifica la sede del Colectivo de Lesbianas, Gays, Bisexuales y Transexuales, de la provincia de Sevilla, fue objeto de un ataque vandálico, informó el presidente de la organización.
[UK]
Transexual faces This Morning ban
This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has revealed that Lauren Harries has been banned from the programme after her latest appearance on the show, according to reports.
[South Africa] [Commentary]
Bornstein: Intersex athletes face unfair rules
Prove you are a woman or man. Right now. Why are you hesitating? This could decide whether you keep the gold medal for the 800-meter race you just won with a remarkable time. World 800 meter champion Caster Semenya of South Africa had to. She is the latest of professional athletes whose participation and achievements are in limbo because of their biological makeup.
In the end, South African runner Semenya is a human being
S Africa Olympic body launches inquiry
[India]
Many gays opting for sex change: Doctors
Even as gay activism grows in India and some slowly find the courage to come out of the closet, many from the community - especially the well educated and well heeled in the cities - are opting for expensive sex change procedures, say doctors.
[Canada]
Trans sex worker assaulted
Vancouver police have the name and phone number of the man who allegedly sexually assaulted a transgendered sex worker at gunpoint in the West End Sep 12, a spokesperson for the victim says.
[Canada]
Putting Montreal trans landmarks on the bike map
On Sep 24, The 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy is sponsoring a bike tour.
[USA]
Transgendered people seek understanding in a confused society
In modern science, there are many debates over the direction various fields should take and what current theories are more promising and potentially fruitful. Since physics is the most fundamental and basic of all of the experimental sciences, and serves as the foundation for all of the others, it is interesting to observe the various debates and issues within the field and see how they may affect the other experimental sciences. One specific issue in physics that seems to be isolated to the field, and has persisted since the beginning of physics centuries ago, is the issue of gender biases. Physics has long been criticized for its lack of female participants, and recent research has shed some light on some of the causes and implications of the gender polarity within the physics community.
[USA]
Gay rights supporters seek anti-bias bill
Two openly gay members of Congress on Wednesday urged their colleagues to pass a sweeping job discrimination bill that would — for the first time — protect gays and transsexuals from workplace bias.
Frank, Baldwin Urge Passage Of Federal Gay Protections Bill
[Commentary] FRC-"No Civil Rights Protection for Gays"-What Do You Think?
Transgendered Female Fired for Gender
Drew Joseph: Outlawing job bias against gays
[News/Commentary] House Committee Hears Arguments for Special Rights
Task Force: Passage of Employment Non-Discrimination Act is critical
U.S. House Holds Hearing on Employment Non-Discrimination Act
Transgender Vandy Beth Glenn’s ENDA Testimony
VIDEO: Stories of Discrimination & ENDA Hearing
El Departamento de Empleo y Asuntos Sociales del Gobierno Vasco ha anunciado hoy que en breve elaborará un borrador de Proyecto de Ley Integral sobre Transexualidad, con el fin de "facilitar un mejor ejercicio de sus derechos por parte de las personas transexuales".
[España]
Cometen acto vandálico en sede de organización gay española
Por segunda vez, la placa que identifica la sede del Colectivo de Lesbianas, Gays, Bisexuales y Transexuales, de la provincia de Sevilla, fue objeto de un ataque vandálico, informó el presidente de la organización.
[UK]
Transexual faces This Morning ban
This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has revealed that Lauren Harries has been banned from the programme after her latest appearance on the show, according to reports.
[South Africa] [Commentary]
Bornstein: Intersex athletes face unfair rules
Prove you are a woman or man. Right now. Why are you hesitating? This could decide whether you keep the gold medal for the 800-meter race you just won with a remarkable time. World 800 meter champion Caster Semenya of South Africa had to. She is the latest of professional athletes whose participation and achievements are in limbo because of their biological makeup.
In the end, South African runner Semenya is a human being
S Africa Olympic body launches inquiry
[India]
Many gays opting for sex change: Doctors
Even as gay activism grows in India and some slowly find the courage to come out of the closet, many from the community - especially the well educated and well heeled in the cities - are opting for expensive sex change procedures, say doctors.
[Canada]
Trans sex worker assaulted
Vancouver police have the name and phone number of the man who allegedly sexually assaulted a transgendered sex worker at gunpoint in the West End Sep 12, a spokesperson for the victim says.
[Canada]
Putting Montreal trans landmarks on the bike map
On Sep 24, The 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy is sponsoring a bike tour.
[USA]
Transgendered people seek understanding in a confused society
In modern science, there are many debates over the direction various fields should take and what current theories are more promising and potentially fruitful. Since physics is the most fundamental and basic of all of the experimental sciences, and serves as the foundation for all of the others, it is interesting to observe the various debates and issues within the field and see how they may affect the other experimental sciences. One specific issue in physics that seems to be isolated to the field, and has persisted since the beginning of physics centuries ago, is the issue of gender biases. Physics has long been criticized for its lack of female participants, and recent research has shed some light on some of the causes and implications of the gender polarity within the physics community.
[USA]
Gay rights supporters seek anti-bias bill
Two openly gay members of Congress on Wednesday urged their colleagues to pass a sweeping job discrimination bill that would — for the first time — protect gays and transsexuals from workplace bias.
Frank, Baldwin Urge Passage Of Federal Gay Protections Bill
[Commentary] FRC-"No Civil Rights Protection for Gays"-What Do You Think?
Transgendered Female Fired for Gender
Drew Joseph: Outlawing job bias against gays
[News/Commentary] House Committee Hears Arguments for Special Rights
Task Force: Passage of Employment Non-Discrimination Act is critical
U.S. House Holds Hearing on Employment Non-Discrimination Act
Transgender Vandy Beth Glenn’s ENDA Testimony
VIDEO: Stories of Discrimination & ENDA Hearing
[FL, USA] Parents of hate crime victim share their story at USF
There was a time when Pat Mulder got really nervous speaking in front of people like this. That was when she was just a nurse, a wife, a mother — before she qualified to speak on a "victim's perspective" panel at a summit on hate crimes.
(Photo: Pat Mulder wipes away a tear Wednesday after telling the story of her son’s murder during the Florida Hate Crimes Awareness Summit held at the University of South Florida. Ryan Skipper, 25, was stabbed 20 times in 2007 in Polk County.)
[MT, USA] [News/Film/People]
Helena prodigal son returning as woman
When Paul McKerrow was the star quarterback for the Helena High School Bengals in 1985, he thought throwing the perfect spiral would make him a better man.
Now that McKerrow is Kim Reed, a New York City filmmaker and magazine editor, her perspective on life has changed, although she's still looking to reconnect with the person she left behind.
[GA, USA] [Blog/News/Events]
Jennifer Finney Boylan presents one-woman show
Author, professor performs at renowned Southern Comfort Conference
[VT, USA]
Vt. Trans Teen Adds Voice to Non-Gender Bathrooms
A transgender teenager is lending his voice to a movement in Vermont to require the state’s middle and high schools to offer genderless bathrooms.
[Uruguay]
Uruguay Takes Another Step Forward for GLBTs With Gender Change Law
The tiny South American nation of Uruguay continues to outpace America in the arena of GLBT equality: after allowing gays to serve in the military and preparing the way for family equality in the realm of adoptions for same-sex parents, Uruguay is now on the way to approving a law that respects each individual’s gender identity.
[Uruguay]
Distribuyen en escuelas manual LGBT
El Ministerio de Educación del país distribuirá en sus colegios un manual sobre diversidad sexual, creado por el Movimiento de Integración y Liberación Homosexual, de Chile, y que fue aprobado por el Senado uruguayo.
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