Stories rainbow after the rain
The neon hum of Luna Terrace pulsed through the night like a heartbeat—steady, electric, alive. Nestled between the glass towers of New Elara City and the unruly wilds of the Mistwood Fringe, Luna Terrace was a pocket universe, a kaleidoscope of humanity and hope, radiating color against the sprawling monochrome skyline. Eira adjusted the strap…
News The origin and development history of AIDS
The Origin and Development History of AIDS Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, more commonly known as AIDS, remains one of the most significant global health challenges in modern history. Since its emergence in the early 1980s, AIDS has claimed millions of lives, reshaped medical and social landscapes, and spurred relentless scientific pursuit to understand and combat it….
Review The Ex-Morning Thai BL Series: A Nostalgic Romance Reuniting Beloved SOTUS Duo
Every so often, a show sneaks into my watchlist not because it promises groundbreaking twists or jaw-dropping drama, but simply because it carries a familiar warmth—like an old tune you forgot you loved until it suddenly plays on the radio. That’s exactly how I felt when I stumbled upon The Ex-Morning, a Thai BL series…
Review Desired by My Unknown Husband: Addictive Gay Web Series Full of Secrets and Romance
There’s something oddly addictive about “Desired by My Unknown Husband,” the latest gem—or maybe guilty pleasure—from DramaBox. It’s stitched together in that familiar way they do, almost like a movie but broken into bite-sized episodes that slide perfectly onto my iPhone screen during little pockets of downtime. I can’t say how many gay web series…
Stories Grandma with Alzheimer’s disease advises gay grandson to leave home
“Son, when you look for a job in the future, don’t listen to your parents. Go find a job in a bigger place.” After Mingyuan went to college, his grandmother would always say this every time he came home during vacation. Mingyuan knew what she meant. In the second semester of his sophomore year, Mingyuan…
News Chicago “Aging in Place” model: Residential safety as the entry point for care
At a workshop at USCHA 2025 this year, Chicago House proposed an interesting care model: “Aging in Place,” first “settling people at home,” then “bringing services into the home.” This supportive housing model is not about building another building, but about making the living space a hub for integrated medical care, social welfare, and peer…
News Story linking policy, message-driven change How to carry out HIV aging advocacy
Definition and Levels of Advocacy Nick first explained that “advocacy” is defined as actions to influence decision-making and resource allocation within the system, complementing “activism” outside the system. The three levels are like concentric circles: “self-advocacy” enables individuals to understand their rights and express them effectively; “individual advocacy” connects individuals with the system (such as…
News The work approach for reconstructing justice in physical and mental disabilities for older HIV-infected individuals
U.S. AIDS Conference USCHA 2025 featured a thought-provoking workshop, led by Long COVID Justice ‘s Gabriel San Emeterio. He focused on the intersection of “Disability Justice” and HIV care, reminding us: to turn justice from a slogan into a process, the key is not how well you say it, but how you do it. Gabriel’s starting point is straightforward:…
News Quelques mots d’amour – Critique du film gay tendre de Nicolás Teté
Critique of the film Quelques mots d’amour (Lo que escribimos juntos in VO / What we wrote together for the international title) – A film full of tenderness and sweetness about a gay couple newly settled in the countryside With Quelques mots d’amour, director Nicolás Teté (who directed Des secrets dans le placard) immerses us in the…
News LA BÊTE DANS LA JUNGLE by Patric Chiha: obsessive reverie
Free adaptation of the short story of the same name by Henry James, La bête dans la jungle is a new delightful OFNI signed Patric Chiha. Anaïs Demoustier and Tom Mercier are formidable in this atmospheric and highly romantic work. 1979. May (Anaïs Demoustier), in her twenties, is a night owl. She loves going to…
News 501 de Joe Gage / Tim Kincaid : en attendant le bon
Gay film review 501 by Joe Gage Directed by Joe Gage under the pseudonym Tim Kincaid, 501 is a simple and endearing film that sublimates the handsome mustached Daniel Holt. Labyrinth of desire It is a pink film, meaning it is for adults. The story is both banal and universal: we follow a taxi driver…