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"My vision for Club Cumming has always been to create the ethos of old New York nightlife: A place for all ages, all genders, all colors, all sexualities, where kindness is all and anything can happen," Cumming said. "It's a cabaret club but also a dance club, a drag club, an art club, a community center, a safe space - it's whatever the LGBTQ+ community needs and wants it to be. I'm so happy that World of Wonder and WOW Presents Plus is making this show about our Club Cumming tribe and showcasing the talents and the stories and the lives of these queer icons of tomorrow."

Located at 196 North 10th Street between the Bedford Avenue L train stop and McCarren Park, Oberon features spacious retro seating and tables, mirrors, industrial windows, and walls adorned with vibrant art by Gerrard Deecey. The latter includes one piece depicting the Stonewall Uprising and other ones paying tribute to historic LGBTQ icons like the late trans activist Marsha P. Johnson and the late Brooklyn-born gay DJ Larry Levan.

Stud Country, a queer line dancing night that launched in Los Angeles, has migrated to New York, emphasizing a gender-diverse and welcoming environment for line dancing enthusiasts.

Receiving his late uncle's shield during a surprise ceremony at City Hall, Det. Dimitrios Kalbouros honored his uncle's legacy as a fallen NYPD officer.

Several guests at a Balmain soirée in East Hampton fell into an indoor pool close to the dinner table, resulting in a disruption amid high fashion and valuables.

Paul Burnham Schwartz engages deeply with the historical lineage of gay male portraiture to find unique expressions of queer manhood in contemporary photography, emphasizing the Aids epidemic's lasting impact.