The lawyer, Roy Den Hollander had contended that New York City nightclubs such as Copacabana Nightclub, China Club, Lotus, Sol, Jane Doe promoters and A.E.R Lounge discriminated against men on "Ladies' Nights." But, he will have to do better next time because his suit against New York nightclubs was thrown out by a three-judge panel.

Den Hollander had claimed that, "During "Ladies' Nights," several New York City Nightclubs charge males more for admission than females or give males less time than females to enter the Nightclubs for a reduced price or for free."

He attributed these "Ladies' Nights," to "40 years of lobbying and intimidation by the special interest group called 'Feminism' which has succeeded in creating a customary practice of invidious discrimination of men." More...

I attended Fashion Delivers' 2nd Annual Pay It Fashion Forwards (PIFF) event in NYC. As a fashion event I was a touch disappointed...it went by really fast and the club environment in my opinion took away from the event. Nonetheless, it was a great cause and the fashion was really fun and flirty...

Join Fashion Fights Poverty (FFP) at Relaxed Day Spa on Thursday, May 28, 2009 in Washington DC. Get a massage, facial, and mani-pedi and a percentage of the proceeds will go to FFP and it's mission of fighting global poverty through the provision of sustainable income for international artisans, higher education opportunities for the next generation of fashionistas, and consumer awareness of eco/ethical principles.

December 10th- December 10th is "Call In To Gay Day", which is essentially a day to call off from work to show support for the legalization of gay marriage after Prop 8. In the these hard economic times, you may not be able to call in from work, but if you are able to, here are a few things you could do to show support:

1)spend the day volunteering to advance equal rights for all.

2)Contact your government representatives and ask them to support the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which would protect lesbian and gay workers.

3)Just have yourself a Gay Ol' Day!

 ~History: Gay rights activists are encouraging gay Americans to "call in gay" today -- skipping work to demonstrate the importance of gays in the workplace.Day Without A Gay, as it is being called, one of several grass-roots activities -- boycotts to marches -- that have sprung up in California and across the U.S. in the aftermath of passage of Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in California((Source)