We offer 5 rooms within a beachfront resort located at the tranquil area south of Station 3. Our rooms are in a building that is behind a gate to provide privacy from the rest of the resort. We are offering them using the hotel-within-a-hotel concept. Most of the other units in the resort are rented on a long term basis. Roughly half of the tenants are gay (or bisexual). Water is warm, rooms available. Come now. Pay for 6 nights, get the 7th for FREE - Angol, Station 3. Boracay.

Southern California's premier gay/Asian weekend dance club, meets the 2nd Saturday of each month at the historic El Rey Theater. Features non-stop dance music, state-of-the-art lighting and sound, live performances and occasional special events.¨Æ√?

An independent non-profit, non-stock, non- government organization. It manages the Remedios AIDS Center's programs and services. The Foundation was established in 1991. The Board of the Foundation, the committed staff and volunteers are diverse individuals with expertise in various fields, united to prevent transmission of HIV and to reduce the impact of AIDS.

Home page of Aurelio Locsin, Filipino-American playwright, director, and actor. Long-time company member of Rude Guerrilla Theater Company, based in Orange County, California. Check out his direction of the gay play "Language of Their Own" and "Asian Acting," which includes the gay-related plays "Midnight Maneuver" and "Tongue Lashing."

Rich Kiamco won the Overall Excellence Award for Solo Performance at the New York International Fringe Festival for UNACCESSORIZED, his solo show. He was a featured expert on "Queer Eye For the Straight Guy", and has performed with comedian Judy Tenuta in Las Vegas, on The Howard Stern Show, and nationwide as her love slave/sidekick. Rich has also performed and facilitated workshops with Peeling, a NYC based Asian American performance collective. His writing can be found in "TAKE OUT: Queer Writing From Asian Pacific America" and "Queer Stories For Boys".

Personal homepage of Ryan Pesigan Reyes, who's one-half of one of the early couples to wed in a civil union in Vermont.

SAWA is a community group in Toronto, Canada that promotes Pilipino arts, culture and progressive politics.

A nonprofit support organization which ministers to the spiritual, emotional, social, and physical well-being of Seventh-day Adventist lesbian, gay men, bisexual, and trans-gendered individuals and their families and friends - there is a specific Tagalog site for Filipinos.

Side B 4 all Badap, Bading, Bakla, Binabae, Bayot, atbp... A club where Filipino bi and gay men and women can trade photos, stories, escapades and/or discuss issues, gossips, controversies, scandals or simply talk about anything under the sun. So feel free to write about anything from politics to prostitution, showbiz to sensational macho dancers, from love to lust, from music to masturbation, and even from foolishness to fetishes. We'd love to hear from you.

Official website of the Society of Transsexual Women of the Philippines (STRAP). STRAP is Manila-based support, contact, and information group focused on the issues, needs, and concerns of transsexual women in the Philippines.

The Society of United Lesbians (SOUL) is a fast-growing organization of empowered women. Soulidarity is the quarterly publication of the SOUL with office in Gatchalian Village, Paranaque.

SBQA is a support and social group that provides gay, bisexual, and lesbian Asians and Pacific Islanders in the South Bay with a safe place to "come out of the closet" and be comfortable with their sexual identity and race - San Jose, CA.

The Society of Transsexual Women of the Philippines (STRAP) is standing up not with pride but with courage to name an identity for ourselves. An identity that closely, if not fully and ultimately, describes the unique expression of human diversity our lives embody. An identity that rings politeness. An identity that would initiate an enlightening public conversation and awareness about our realities. An identity that we hope can forge a sense of community among Filipinas who were assigned as male at birth. An identity with dignity. This identity is TRANSPINAY.

TYG is a Visayan film with a gay lingo twist. Tired of losing in all the beauty competitions in Davao City, five dysfunctional gay beauty pageant veterans decide to travel north to Cagayan de Oro City, in the island of Mindanao, with a mission to conquer the grandest competition of beauty, personality and brains in the province. They believe that being city dwellers, gays in the province will never stand a chance against them.

"The 'Thank You' Girls" is a Visayan film with a gay lingo twist. Tired of losing in all the beauty competitions in Davao City, five dysfunctional gay beauty pageant veterans decide to travel north to Cagayan de Oro City, in the island of Mindanao. Their mission: to conquer the grandest competition of beauty, personality and brains in the whole province. They believe that being city dwellers, gays in the province will never stand a chance against them.

Homoeroticism peppered with hyperbolic soliloquys, tinge of dementia, and splats of in-your-face mush. This blogsite comes as an aftermath of the fusion of two ordinary unpure men looking for love and finding it in a crowded gay lounge.

Personal travelogue of out writer, Noel Alumit. Alumit is the author of the novel Letters to Montgomery Clift.

AKA Badinggerzie. adaf, bading, bayot, shukling, veklus, fokla, mama, vading, vek-vek, third-sex, binabae = BADINGGERZIE. My name is Bernadette, a native of Kalibo, Aklan. Currently living as a third-sex in a third-world city.

LGBT and transgender interest blog.

Blog for the transpinay world.

A New Jersey gay male couple hope to adopt an infant.

A national organization of self-identified lesbians committed to promote and enhance lesbian empowerment - Quezon City.