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2012 Pridefest - March 11 & 12 WWW.WIREWEEKLY.COM DISTRIBUTED EVERY THURSDAY IN MIAMI, THE BEACHES, AND FORT LAUDERDALE • THE LONGEST-RUNNING WEEKLY ON SOUTH BEACH WIN VIP TICKETS TO THE MAROON 5 & LMFAO CONCERT IN COSTA RICA @ WWW.WIREWEEKLY.COM ISSUE #10 | 03/08/12 2 | wire magazine | issue #10, 2012 | www.wireweekly.com | facebook | twitter Wire_ad_base_WIre_ad_base 10/4/11 5:51 PM Page 1 GALLA (Gay & Lesbian Lawyer’s Assn.) Luncheon ~ 3/14 Morton’s Steakhouse @ 1200 Brickell Avenue; 11:30am – 1:30pm Tailored for attorneys, judges and legal professionals and those who market to them. MDGLCC members ($35), Potential Members ($50, $10 applied to new MDGLCC membership). Includes seated style lunch limited to 20 persons. SANDPIPER’S NETWORKING OVER COCKTAILS ~ 3/14 Hudson Chiropractic & Lincoln Road Dermatology @ 1111 Lincoln Road #310 & #375, Miami Beach; 5:00pm – 7:00pm A cocktail networking event and business card exchange with drawing for prizes. Complimentary wine and hors d’oeuvres - limited to 50 persons. FREE admission. WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT LUNCHEON ~ 3/20 Sanctum Room at EPIC Hotel @ 270 Biscayne Boulevard; 11:30am – 1:30pm Special guest speaker Cristina Serralta, CEO of Amazon Services Inc. speaking on “Small Business Ownership”. MDGLCC Members ($35), Potential Members ($45, $10 applied to new MDGLCC membership). A full sit-down luncheon with a Q&A to follow. Co-Sponsored by Aqua Foundation & NCLR. RSVP 305-673-4440 or [email protected] THE NEW GOGAYMIAMI.COM HAVE YOU SEEN IT YET? LGBT Visitor Center Activities 1130 Washington Avenue • Miami Beach, FL 33139 Your advertisement can be seen here…. 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Almostweek 10,000 and gay men andlast wom week have probably events and parties taking place before and after Saturday’s our pool party VIP ticket holders. Thanks for purchasing all en celebrated the hottest winter in the world during six action- packed days and beennights. The party the rocked! busiest weeks- ever for Thomas parade, Expo, and day of fabulous live entertainment. That’s the VIP tickets we had available (VIP is SOLD OUT). The In this week’s issue, Wire Magazine captures some of the best images from’s the WPF festival ’12 thatphoto included album Rafa Carvajal Publisher/Editor in Chief nine spectacular danceand parties, I thousands working of guests from aroundon Wire Magazine. why we are including a comprehensive Pride Guide that you Hotel Victor pool deck will be a great place for our VIP ticket the globe, and some of the best DJs in the world. You will notice Associate Publisher that this photo album issue includes a beautiful glossy center Why? For a couple of very Jessegood Spencer can use as your map of what to participate in, with the days holders to hang out from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and view the spread insert of photos from four Winter Party events that will surely delight all your senses. After receiving such amazing positive feedback about last week’s Winter Party Collector’s Edition issue with a Editor glossy cover, I decided that we needed to expressreasons: our appreciation to allWe our readers andhave been workingJames Cubby and times to be there. Pride Parade from above. supporters for their support by doing something special. Therefore, I came up with the idea to create a center spread glossy photo album to show how much we really value all Design & Production Director the love we received from you this past week. veryThanks so muchhard for your continued on support producing our secondJose Gonzalez of Wire Magazine and our mission to bring youever great content Pride every week. Collector’s EditionColumnists of We also want to extend a warm Wire invitation and To join us for the pool party after the VIP Parade viewing, As if Winter Party Festival 2012 wasn’t enough, I have also been attending this year’s Alfredo Barrios Miami International Film Festival (MIFF) and trying to go see some of their close to 100 Alyn Darnay movies available for viewing at different venuesW aroundire Miami M and agazineMiami Beach. This – that we thinkDane Steele you Green welcome you to join us for the first ever Official Gay Pride visit www.thepinkdollar.com/pridepp to purchase year’s festival is very impressive. I love watching the movies and having the opportunity Ken Hunt to learn so much about them, the directors, producers, cinematographers, actors, and so Dr. Gregg A Pizzi many other players involved in making these cinemawill masterpieces really come to life.enjoy The Q&A reading through.Michael SasserIn Pool Party at the Hotel Victor, 1144 Ocean Drive. We your tickets at the pre-event price, or stop by the Hotel Victor session safter each movie are great learning experiences that provide remarkable insights Kevin Wynn about each film on so many different levels. addition, we have also been working non-stop on the firstWriters ever decided to put together a unique event for you during this on Saturday and buy your ticket at the door. You will receive Thomas Barker I have been working so hard the last couple of weeks that I sometimes forget to “stop Neil Andrew Frias Oandfficial smell the roses.” Gay There is so muchPride beauty, wonder, Pool and kindness Party all around us. ,We which Wire MAntwyoneagazine Ingram year’s Pride, courtesy of Wire Magazine, to celebrate and 2 complimentary Finlandia vodka cocktails, plus be able to just have to stop long enough to appreciate it. Never in my wildest dreams would I think Remy Walker that two great films from this year’s MIFF would remind me of the beauty of life so vividly, willwhile athost the same timeon eliciting Saturday, a flow of emotions fromApril my childhood 17th that I hadn’t at felt inthe Hotel VictorStaff Photographer with have fun in the company of friends. The pool party will partake in an official Pride event that Wire Magazine has a while. Mariachi Gringo Henry Perez literally brought tears to my and eyes The for Diary two completely of Preston differentPlummer reasons. Finlandia Vodka and H areerradura both beautiful films that Tequila as sponsors.Photographers complement the Parade, Expo, and live entertainment on the worked very hard to put together for you. Oh, and did you I had forgotten the joy in my mom’s face every year when my dad brought her a Mariachi Javi Giovanni band to our home as a birthday gift. The memory of going to downtown San Jose, Costa Juan Saco Mironoff main stages of Pride, and will give everyone an opportunity hear? Some Papi underwear models will be at the pool Rica with my dad to the Mariachi’s gathering place to select the band that would bring so Luis Santiago much happiness to my mom as they played “Las Mañanitas Dale Stine Itbol really of my dad’s iseternal hard love for her,to isbelieve so vivid again. that a year has already gone by since we for some additional fun at the poolside party taking place party wearing their latest collections? many wonderful memories from better times when my dad was” and alive. “Cielito On the Lindo other hand, Local Advertising Mariachi Gringo ”, a sym- [email protected] The Diary of Preston Plummer brought back so published the hadfirst a very ever powerful Prideand shocking Collector’s scene that reminded me Edition of Wire Magazine, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. this Saturday. 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