When Orbitz first launched its specialized gay travel section a few years ago, we were delighted to see even us “outcasts” were being welcomed into corporate America. And now Yahoo, the search behemoth, is making a move that just might steer us away from Google for a few days. The Sunnyvale, Calif. company just launched a Gay Pride microsite, bringing together Flickr-powered photos, Upcoming.org-powered events listings, dating, and custom answers to any questions you might have.
All of this just in time for Los Angeles Pride, which kicks off in West Hollywood Park. Well, the parade begins there, but the partying will certainly begin in full force at The Abbey. Naturally, we want your photos, so bring your Nikon along with you and keep our email address close.
And whatever you decide to wear to Pride, it might be wise to remember which stores aren’t welcoming your cash.
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Matias
Why does the hyperlink for the words “your cash” at the end of this post simply re-direct or refresh (depending on how you are viewing this article) your screen to Queerty’s homepage?
Don Quixote
Pride Toronto (Canada) is a big happy celebration. Toronto is no longer one big gay village centred at Church and Wellesley, now there is numerous gay villages like Queer West where there are more than 50 bars, cafes and restaurents. None with a gay bar label. A community centre, tons of community events, social groups and travel and business information. Come and visit us