This Single Ladies Star Wants to Break the Silence on HIV
The former first lady of Turks and Caicos, actress Lisaraye McCoy, is on a mission.
Standup Comic and HIV Innovator Kenny Neal Shults
By day, he teaches groups how to make films about their HIV experiences. By night, he's one of New York's funniest gay comics.
Cyndi Lauper and the Divas Play On
For Debbie Gibson, Paula Poundstone, and the Tony Award winner, all women who became stars in the 1980s, the battle to end AIDS is an enduring cause.
Michael Douglas Claims Oral Sex Infected Him With HPV, Then Cured Him
Douglas: "It giveth ... and it taketh."
Virginia Lt. Gov. Candidate Opposes HIV Prevention Measures
The extremely conservative Jackson has a long history of opposing measures aimed at stopping the spread of the disease — even those supported by his own party.
Paula Abdul on HIV Awareness and the Perks of Dance
A bit of honesty from the judge herself.
Three Books You’ll Love
Finally, HIV-positive characters are showing up in fiction and memoirs
Art From The Heart
New York visitors shouldn’t miss these two new exhibitions that tackle AIDS in different ways
Moving Beyond Grief
After composer Ricky Ian Gordon lost his partner to AIDS, he did what came naturally—he wrote an opera about the devastating experience
Jack Of All Trades
Designer Jack Mackenroth makes a splash on the May/June cover of HIV Plus magazine, as he embarks on a new venture—a dating app and site for HIV-positive men.








