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STATIC: A Queer Fashion Show @ TRANSMISSION DC

Last week I had the incredible opportunity to model for @deadbeat.devil at STATIC: A Queer Fashion Show, and I couldn’t be more grateful to have been part of such an inspiring night.

Thank you to @dykemint @queertalkdc and everyone who brought this event to life and to @deadbeat.devil for trusting me to showcase your work. It was an honor to be surrounded by so many talented creatives and to celebrate queer art, fashion, and community.

I hope everyone had an amazing Pride Month. Here’s to continuing to uplift and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community all year long.

Spring 2026 Dance Concert by CCBC Dance Company

CCBC Arts presents The CCBC Dance Company Spring 2026 Dance Concert

The CCBC Dance Company presents the Spring 2026 Dance Concert sharing new and restaged works. The company welcomes guest artist Amy Kleinendorst, a former Paul Taylor dancer and Carole Cascio Fund Teaching Artist. She is creating a new piece for the company. The Concert will also include new works by CCBC Faculty.

Performances:
• April 30 at 11:10 a.m.
• May 1 and 2 at 7 p.m.
Reception Following May 1 Performance 8:40 p.m. - 10 p.m.

Join us following the Spring Dance Concert for a special reception celebrating the artistry and energy of the evening and honoring supporters of the Carole Drake Cascio Dance Scholarship. Enjoy light refreshments, conversation, and the opportunity to meet our dancers, faculty, and scholarship recipients. Make a gift to the Carole Drake Cascio Scholarship at www.tinyurl.com/caroledrakecasciofund

Location:
CCBC Essex, Robert and Eleanor Romadka College Center, F. Scott Black Theatre

Tickets:
www.ccbctickets.com

$15 Adults | $10 Seniors, Non-CCBC Students, CCBC Faculty, Staff, and Alumni
Current CCBC students attend FREE. Reserve your ticket in advance using your CCBC student email.

🎥 Phoenix Mack

HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF THE PINK TAX | 47Magazine & Media

Have you ever heard of the pink tax? No, I’m not specifically talking about the color pink or your actual taxes, but an extra cost that’s often added to products and services marketed toward women. It’s basically gender-based pricing, where items marketed toward women are more expensive than the same or very similar items marketed toward men. This directly impacts women’s buying power, with studies showing personal care products can be roughly 13% more expensive than men’s, creating a substantia...

Community dancers participate in a Paul Taylor Dance Intensive taught by Paul Taylor Dance Company alumni from New York City Amy Young Kleinendorst and Rob Kleinendorst - Carole Cascio Fund for Mind M

Catch me in the blue tank! - The day started with the Paul Taylor technique class talked by Rob for all the dancers as a warm-up the repertory classes. The workshop drew a variety of local dancers who immersed themselves in the celebrated Paul Taylor repertory. Over the course of the intensive, participants successfully learned four distinct dances from the company’s vast repertory, gaining firsthand experience with Taylor’s signature blend of athleticism and naturalistic movement. The program concluded with an informal show.

All Aboard! West Baltimore Families Get in the Holiday Spirit at Annual Polar Express Event - News

A historic train rattled down the tracks, windows frosty and the ground blanketed with a dusting of snow from the night before. Christmas music accompanied the hum of the engine.  

Inside, chefs in white hats bopped and danced up and down the aisle as they passed out sugar cookies and cups of hot chocolate. The train, packed with Baltimore families, was aglow with the warm wash of Christmas lights.  
It would be easy to be fooled, but the train wasn’t on its way to the North Pol...

sarah writes nonsense

Lately, there’s been a noticeable uptick in social media outrage, especially on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter); targeting female celebrities who identify as queer but are “caught” in relationships with men. The question is: are these women weaponizing queer labels for popularity, or are critics just projecting biphobia?


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Lately, there’s been a noticeable uptick in social media outrage, especially on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly T...

CCBC Dance Company Celebrates 50th Anniversary

Gina Owenby
Images: Amy Jones
Fifty years. Five decades. Half a century. Originally known as Dimensional Dance Media, the CCBC Dance Company has had a remarkable journey. In 2024 they will celebrate their “golden anniversary” highlighting fifty years of art, expression, teamwork, accomplishments, and Dance!
One woman, Carole Drake Cascio, started it all back in 1974. To honor her inspiration and dedication, the Carole Drake Cascio Dance Scholarship was established to award an active member of th...

American Dance Festival Collaboration - Carole Cascio Fund for Mind Movement Dance Connections

Are you ready to enhance your dance skills and immerse yourself in an international community of artists? In partnership with the Carole Cascio Fund, the American Dance Festival is offering scholarships to help local dancers and CCBC Dance Company members attend an ADF Summer Session, a unique opportunity for intensive training, collaboration, and performance. At ADF, dancers of all levels can engage with top professionals in the dance world and participate in a comprehensive program designed to...

Student Saves: My favorite student discounts! | 47Magazine & Media

Being in college can be expensive, but buying the things you want and need doesn’t have to be! Here are some of my favorite student discounts that help me save money every semester:Student Beans is an app and website that offers exclusive discount codes for students. Just sign up with your student email to unlock deals from popular brands across fashion, tech, food, and more.Similar to Student Beans, UNiDAYS provides student discounts for brands like Nike, Adidas, Samsung, and more. It’s free to...

Hair as Self-Expression: How Queer Barbershops and Salons Empower LGBTQ+ Communities | 47Magazine & Media

Hair transcends gender norms; it is a canvas for personal expression, free from societal constraints. For many, changing their hairstyle is a powerful way to align with their gender identity or showcase nonconformity, freedom, and pride in their individuality. This is especially true in LGBTQ+ communities, where hair holds deeper significance and provides a platform for creative self-expression in a world that often seeks to suppress it.You may have heard the phrase, “The personal is political.”...
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