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DVtv: The Canonization of Edna Jean
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The DFW Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence canonized a new saint this weekend, naming longtime drag performer/community activist Edna Jean Robinson (Richard Curtin) as the new star in the heavens, Saint Anna Bortion, in a ceremony at Alexandre’s.
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Read all about it: Lambda Literary’s 35th annual LAMMY Award finalists
Last week, LGBTQ literary arts organization Lambda Literary announced its shortlist of finalists for the 35th annual Lambda Literacy Awards – or the Lammys. This year’s event will be a hybrid format with both virtual and in-person experiences. The Lammys will be live in-person event for the first time since 2019 and held at The Edison Ballroom just in time for Pride on June 9.
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