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The National Conference· ., on LGBT Equality~ Creating Change ~ The largest annual gathering of activists, organizers and leaders in the LGBT movement January 29 - February 2, 2014 Hilton Americas - Houston www.CreatingChange.org GREY GOOsE ~ COMCASToIIl& NBCUNIVERSAL . HILTON m~m ~~K \'\'odds Best'Iasriug \'Ildku WORLDWIDE "D- SOUTiiwEST -ART,r SHAV.NO" Office DEPOT. :m.wn'iE. ••,;;;;:.,t.••••".yt,::.· b1acJe. our details Cade Michals Publisher / CEO [email protected] Bill Clevenger President [email protected] Clint Hudler Director of Advertising and Sales [email protected] Steven Tilorta Writer of "I Have Issues" [email protected] Frankie Espinoza Logistics Ma1lagel' [email protected] Lance Wilcox Creative Marketillg Director [email protected] David Guerra Official Photographer [email protected] Contributing Write1's Nancy Ford, Charo BeansOeBarge OJ Chris Alien,RitchieAlien, OJJO Arnold, OJ Wild, Matthew Blanco OJ Mark 0, Ray Hili,Jacob Socialite, Curtis Braly AbOUT Magazine P.O. Box 667626 Houston, TX 77266 (713) 396-20UT (2688) [email protected] www.abOUT-Online.com www.FACEawards.org ISSN Library of Congress 2163·8470 (Print) 2163-8446 (On-Line) Copyright 2013 AbOU'," Publicarlons IAbOlTr Magaame. All rights reserved. Re- Proud Member print by permission only. Back issues avatbblc for 55.00 p(-r issue (postage included). The opinions expressed l.Iy columnists, writers ere. are their own and do nOI nC(~M- Ia a d i1yreflect rhe position of AbOllr Ma~zine. Publication of a photo or name in 9 AbOUT Magazine is nor (0 be construed as any indication of sexual orientation of media partner such person or business, While we encourage readers to support advertisers that make ~ this In:lg,I'I.ine possible, AbOLJ[' 1..•l.ag.1tine 011 not accept responsibility ror advertising since 2012 cl.rims. AbOUT Magazine Pg. 5 About the Ivy Queen, the undisputed "Queen of Reggaeton," was born Martha Ivelisse Pesante on March 4, 1972, in Afiasco, Puerto Rico. She moved with her parents to New York as a child, but the family relo- cated back to Afiasco while Martha was a teenager, and she finished her public edu- cation in Puerto Rico, becoming more and more fascinated and involved with the active underground world of Latin hip-hop. She moved to San Juan at the age of 18, where she met rapper and pro- ducer OJ Negro, who helped her earn performing spots at The Noise, a club ca- tering to the emerging reggaeton scene. OJ Negro began producing a series of CDs centered around The Noise, and Martha -- as Ivy Queen -- made her first appearance on the fifth installment of the CD series with a track called "Somos Raperos Pero no Delincuentes." Ivy was growing increasingly tired of the violent and explicit sexual lyrics rampant on the scene, and went out on her own in 1996, releasing a debut album, En Mi Imperio, which was quickly picked up by Sony for distribution in 1997. A second album from Sony, The Original Rude Girl, appeared a year later in 1998, followed by the much anticipated Diva, which was released in 2003 on Real Music. Real appeared a year later on Universal Latino, followed by Flashback on Univision in 2005. Her 2007 album, Sentimiento, reached number four on Billboard's Top Latin Album chart. It was followed three years later by Drama Queen. - Ivy Quuen will be pelforming live in Houston at South Beach The Nightclub on Friday, January 31st. NIAL DOLLS OF METEOR PRESENT $3 WELL DRINKS & DOMESTIC LONCNECKS ROXY SPARXX I CHLOE CRAWFORD I LONDON ADOUR ROXANNE COLLINS IWEEKLY SPECIAL GUESTS NEW- .- Afresh new show that's produced t'{ TUESDAY the milleriltilialsof It's one of those things where in an ideal world I shouldn't be doing this video because it shouldn't matter but recently I was misquoted in an interview and it made me feel really angry and frustrated. Emotions that I've never felt before when reading quotes about myself. Honesty, for me is something I really do pelieve in. And I've always been honest. I ma~ave been vague in some of my answers, ~tone thing I've never felt that comfortable tajking about are my re- lationships, because it ~What I get asked even if I'm doing sporting interviews 'do you have a girl- But I didn't want to get my friend, who are yotf'Seeing' all that sort of stuff. words twisted, I wanted to put an end to the rumours and just I mean, I've been dating girls and I've never really say it, to tell you guys. Be- had a-serious relationship to talk about. Now I kind cause it's what I want to do. of fe'el ready to talk about relationships. Come Spring this year, my life changed, massively, when My friends and family are I met someone and they make me feel so happy, always there to support me and so safe and everything just feels great. I hope you guys can be too. I'm still Tom, I still want to win a Well that someone is a guy. And it did take me by gold medal for Great Britain in surprise a little bit. It was always in the back of my Rio in 2016. I'm still as motivat- head that something like that could happen. But it ed as ever to do that, and it wasn't until spring this year that something just would be great to have you clicked, it felt right. And I was like: OK. guys on that journey too. Like I said, my whole world just changed right there I just wanted to make sure that and then. Of course, I still fancy girls, but right now I got to tell you guys before I I'm dating a guy and I couldn't be happier. I feel head off to Houston for a train- safe and it just feels right. ing camp I've got up until Christmas. I'm glad that I've People are going to have their own opinions and got it off my chest. people are going to make a deal of this. Is it a big deal? I don't think so. People are going to call me a And I hope you can join me on liar, it's going to be big, but I wanted to say some- my journey to Rio 2016, too. thing and right now I'm ready and I wanted to do it. People will think: what would your dad say? Well he always said: 'if you're happy, I'm happy' and right now I couldn't be happier. My mum's been so One thing I consider to be pretty important is to Hi guys, so most of you are probably supportive as well, I can count the number of have some form of private life and you're prob wondering why I'm doing this. people on my hand that I've told, but all my friends bly thinking 'well why did you do a book and and family that I have told have been so supportive why did you do a documentary and stuff' but My life's been a bit of a rollercoaster, and great. to say the least, over the last couple I've only ever talked about things I feel comfort- able talking about. of years. 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