Camille Beredjick

Women

Op-Ed: The Future of LGBT Journalism

It’s tough out there for an LGBT journalist — at least in college.

Camille Beredjick

October 26 2012 / 1:34 PM

Women

The Lesbian Breast Cancer Link

Do a cluster of risk factors explain the high number of cancer deaths?

Camille Beredjick

September 13 2012 / 1:01 PM

Women

The Broke Girl’s Guide to TV

Let’s face it—you’re a TV junkie, but you’re broke. Thanks to television stations that graciously air shows online, there’s a way for those of us without fancy cable subscriptions and DVR packages to keep up with the best shows on TV—without breaking the bank. Sure, you can’t follow Game of Thrones unless you’re an HBO subscriber, but that doesn’t mean you can’t watch good TV.

Camille Beredjick

September 06 2012 / 2:05 PM

Women

Groundbreaking LGBT News Series 'In the Life' to Air Final Episode in December

In the Life, a time-honored television series advocating visibility and equality for LGBT people, will air its last episode ever in December.

Camille Beredjick

September 05 2012 / 7:22 PM

Women

Author Judy Blume Diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Recovering from Surgery

Beloved author Judy Blume is recovering after undergoing a mastectomy for breast cancer, reports TheWrap. In a blog post titled "!@#$% Happens,”Blume, who is 74, wrote on Wednesday that she was diagnosed with breast cancer in June.

Camille Beredjick

September 05 2012 / 2:31 PM

Women

Watch: Vaginas Invade the Republican National Convention

It’s a Republican’s nightmare come true: walking, talking vaginas have invaded the Republican National Convention.

Camille Beredjick

August 27 2012 / 7:14 PM

Women

Actor David Dean Bottrell Donates One-Man Show Funds to Producer J.D. Salvatore's Cancer Expenses

Actor and writer David Dean Bottrell says the proceeds from the final performance of his one-man show will help cover medical expenses for JD Disalvatore, a prominent lesbian producer and director who was recently diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer.

Camille Beredjick

August 24 2012 / 1:06 PM

Women

West Hollywood's Rainbow Crosswalks Become Permanent Fixture

In West Hollywood, the gay center of greater Los Angeles, a decoration meant to celebrate Pride month will now become a permanent fixture, West Hollywood Patch reports. The West Hollywood City Council initially approved rainbow-colored crosswalks in the LGBT-friendly area for Pride month in June.

Camille Beredjick

August 22 2012 / 4:05 PM

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It’s tough out there for an LGBT journalist — at least in college.

Do a cluster of risk factors explain the high number of cancer deaths?

In the Life, a time-honored television series advocating visibility and equality for LGBT people, will air its last episode ever in December.

Beloved author Judy Blume is recovering after undergoing a mastectomy for breast cancer, reports TheWrap. In a blog post titled "!@#$% Happens,”Blume, who is 74, wrote on Wednesday that she was diagnosed with breast cancer in June.

It’s a Republican’s nightmare come true: walking, talking vaginas have invaded the Republican National Convention.

Actor and writer David Dean Bottrell says the proceeds from the final performance of his one-man show will help cover medical expenses for JD Disalvatore, a prominent lesbian producer and director who was recently diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer.

In West Hollywood, the gay center of greater Los Angeles, a decoration meant to celebrate Pride month will now become a permanent fixture, West Hollywood Patch reports. The West Hollywood City Council initially approved rainbow-colored crosswalks in the LGBT-friendly area for Pride month in June.