Let’s just say it: social media is emotional abuse in disguise. And no, I’m not being dramatic—I’m being liberated. If you’re part of the LGBTQ+ community, you’ve probably been told that social media is your microphone, your stage, your “platform.” But guess what? That same platform is engineered by patriarchal tech overlords to hijack […]
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As the leaves fall in the Hudson Valley, the region’s rich history and connection to Indigenous cultures offer a profound backdrop to celebrate National Native American Heritage Month this November. Instead of defaulting to colonial myths like Thanksgiving, why not explore ways to honor the contributions, resilience, and vibrant traditions of Indigenous peoples—especially the […]
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Loss Mitigation is a process available in the Bankruptcy Court of the Southern District of New York to attempt to help bankruptcy Debtors save their home from foreclosure by finding a solution for their mortgage arrears. The Loss Mitigation process occurs in conjunction with or during the bankruptcy petition filing and is for the […]
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This February, the Hudson Valley and Catskills regions continue the annual tradition and transform into a vibrant epicenter of a unique celebration. Galentine’s Day here transcends its usual connotations, blossoming into a profound tribute to feminism, female friendships, lesbian relationships, and the ongoing journey toward equality. It’s a day that symbolically marks not just […]
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The Hudson Valley, known for its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage, transforms into a vibrant holiday destination during the festive season. This year, add a twist to your holiday celebrations with the unique and entertaining “Oy to the World! Drag Show” presented by OutLoud Hudson Valley. Here’s everything you need to know about […]
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Recently showcased at FilmColumbia in Chatham, NY, “Gaining Ground: The Fight for Black Land” is a compelling documentary produced by Columbia County’s own Al Roker. The documentary explores how, within decades post-enslavement, Black Americans amassed substantial farmland, only to lose 90% of it to factors like white violence, eminent domain, and government discrimination. Heirs’ […]
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Embarking on a riveting journey through history, “The Tales of Mahhicannituck” is a groundbreaking series of short historical novels by author, artist, and human rights activist Maxwell Alexander. This series promises to breathe life into the rich tapestry of Indigenous Peoples cultures that flourished along the Hudson River, known to them as Mahhicannituck, before […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered an unprecedented global response, with governments around the world implementing various measures to curb the spread of the virus. One of the most controversial and widely used strategies has been the lockdown of entire cities or even entire countries. While these measures were implemented with the best intentions to […]
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Unwanted junk mail from the United States Postal Service (USPS) can clutter your physical mailbox and waste valuable resources. Whether it’s unsolicited advertisements, catalogs, or credit card offers, dealing with this paper clutter can be frustrating, and if you are looking for the right answer on “How To Stop Junk Mail?” you are in […]
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As the air turns crisp and pumpkin-flavored treats return to café menus, thousands eagerly await the mesmerizing transformation of New York’s Hudson Valley and Catskills. Our region, known for its brilliant tapestry of autumn colors, has become a seasonal hotspots for photographers, nature lovers, and travelers. Climate Change and its Surprising Impact on New […]
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The world of contemporary art is as much about roots as it is about innovation. Gay art, in particular, has deep ties to the stories, struggles, and celebrations of the LGBTQ+ community. With NYC being a hub of culture, it’s no surprise that it has birthed and nurtured many queer artists and their breathtaking […]
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In our complex web of societal structures, the ties that bind us often stem from foundational systems of power, one of which is patriarchy. As a human rights activist, gay artist, and fitness model, I have had a unique vantage point, allowing me to witness firsthand how these systems impact both our internal landscapes […]
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In an uproarious spectacle of camp, couture, and comedic genius, renowned International Drag Icon, Sherry Vine, returns to Hudson Valley in the ultimate expression of Pride month festivities. Vine will be performing at the magnificent Revel 32 in Poughkeepsie for a one-night-only extravaganza on Thursday, June 15. Touted as a not-to-miss event on the […]
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Once upon a time, in a place I call “Before Social Media,” I lived in a world that understood community as face-to-face conversations, hand-written letters, and shared real-life experiences. Then, like a bolt from the blue, a portal opened to a dimension unlike anything we’d seen before: the land of Social Media. Double Tap […]
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The air was buzzing with excitement and anticipation as I arrived at the MJN Convention Center in Poughkeepsie to cover the highly anticipated Cannastock 2023 festival for the Hudson Valley Style Magazine. As a photographer, human rights activist, and cannabis enthusiast, I was eager to immerse myself in the vibrant community and witness firsthand […]
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Cannabis enthusiasts from all over New York and beyond are getting ready for the highly anticipated Cannastock 2023 festival, which will take place on May 13th at the MJN Convention Center in Poughkeepsie. This year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever before, with over 50 exhibitors, live entertainment, and the launch […]
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Cannabis culture has been around for centuries and has undergone many changes over time. The history of cannabis dates back thousands of years, with early evidence of its use found in ancient Chinese and Indian texts. Cannabis was used for medicinal purposes and as a spiritual aid, and it eventually made its way to […]
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Cannabis, also known as marijuana, has a long and complicated history in the United States. While it is now legal in some form in many states, the history of cannabis prohibition is rooted in racism and discrimination, and the legalization of cannabis in recent years has been heavily influenced by the Black Lives Matter […]
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For decades, cannabis was demonized, misunderstood, and criminalized. However, recent legalization developments and a small farming movement are finally allowing this wonder drug to reveal its full potential. With numerous health and wellness benefits backed by academic research, cannabis is finally stepping out of the shadows and into the spotlight. In this article, we […]
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The Hudson Valley, a region stretching from Westchester County to Albany in New York State, has long been known as a cradle of the organic small farming movement. With its proximity to New York City, this fertile valley has historically provided fresh produce, dairy products, and artisanal goods to the city’s dwellers. The region […]
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The modern workplace has long been dominated by large corporations that prioritize profits over the well-being and fair compensation of their employees. In recent years, however, a shift has been taking place as Millennials and Gen Z redefine success and pursue more creative, fulfilling, and sustainable ways of living. With the rapid advancements in […]
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