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Queer travel expert Jack Kenworthy turns 250+ city adventures into your guide for safe, vibrant, and inclusively fabulous global journeys.Ah, Chile! That slender ribbon of a nation, stitched between the rugged Andes and the vast Pacific, has always mesmerized travelers with its geographic wonders, from the dry Atacama Desert to the icy fjords of Patagonia. But what if I told you there’s another story woven into this land, a narrative pulsating with passion, resilience, and celebration? Dive in with me, fellow adventurer, as we uncover the vibrant hues of Gay Chile, a country standing tall on the pillars of acceptance and progression.For the discerning LGBTQ+ globetrotter, the political tapestry of Gay Chile is a canvas of victory and evolution. Over the past few decades, the nation has witnessed a paradigm shift in the fight for queer rights. From the decriminalization of homosexuality to the recognition of civil unions, Chile is steadily carving out a name for itself as a beacon of hope in South America. And while there’s still a journey ahead, the path is lit with the collective dreams of its tenacious LGBTQ+ community, whose stories serve as a testament to Chile’s ever-evolving spirit.Venture into the heart of its cities, and the electric nightlife of Gay Chile comes alive. Santiago, its bustling capital, boasts a lively queer scene — a whirlwind of sultry dance clubs, intimate bars, and vivacious pride events that would charm even the most seasoned of party-goers. From Bellavista’s rainbow-laden streets to the hidden gems in Valparaíso, the nights here beckon with the promise of unforgettable memories and shared tales of love, resistance, and triumph.Yet, to truly know Chile is to immerse oneself in the lived experiences of its queer inhabitants. From the tales of young lovers in the coastal towns to the narratives of older generations who laid the groundwork for acceptance, Gay Chile is a symphony of voices, each echoing the nation’s larger ethos of warmth, inclusivity, and zest for life.So, dear traveler, as you map your next escapade, let the allure of Chile draw you in. Beyond its breathtaking landscapes lies a nation

Ascent to the top of the Hot 100 (where “In Da Club” spent nine weeks) and the pinnacle of commercial success (with mega-selling debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin’), the song is a celebration: he raps about joining rap’s elite, experiencing nightlife without a care, about sex and drugs, about partying like it’s your birthday. The beat is still scorching-hot 20 years later, but that tension between subject and sound — toasting to the good life, with a feeling of menace always lurking underneath — is what makes “In Da Club” a truly timeless classic. — J. Lipshutz The White Stripes, “Seven Nation Army” Image Credit: Courtesy Photo “Seven Nation Army” couldn’t have come out in 2003. The White Stripes’ unrelenting signature song seems like it’s been the backdrop to bases-loaded at-bats, tense political protests, and flashy commercials since the dawn of time — since before the 21st century, at least. It’s folk music now, a melody that has transcended the circumstances of its recording and release. But stripping back what “Seven Nation Army” became reveals simple, cathartic elegance. As Jack and Meg White expanded past their most rigid sonic strictures on their fourth album, Elephant, the simplicity of the set’s opening song captured what made the duo so special in the first place: Jack’s iconic pitched-down guitar riff and elliptically ominous lyrics, Meg’s lonely drum thump, the duo’s drive from simmering boil to caustic climax. Those fundamentals opened the door for “Seven Nation Army” to achieve anthemic ubiquity. “I’m sure many people [who] are chanting the melody have no idea what the song is or where it came from,” Jack told Conan O’Brien in 2022. “It doesn’t matter anymore – and that’s just amazing.” — E.R.B. OutKast, “Hey Ya!” Image Credit: Courtesy Photo After a near-decade of rap domination, Outkast’s Andre 3000 proved what he could do if he set his sights on power-pop instead — creating this instantly infectious, nine-week Hot 100 No. 1, a song that both critics and fans adored for its multi-layered production and call-and-response lyrics. To this day, it’s an all-ages wedding dancefloor filler, feeling equal parts classic (thanks in part to its Ed Sullivan Show-referencing music video) and of its time (that Charlie’s Angels/“Independent Women Part 1” call-out to Beyoncé and Lucy Liu). The song was so impactful, in fact, that it briefly brought the beleaguered Polaroid company out of its 2001

Instructions by either clicking on Record a Video (using your webcam) or Upload a Video (from your computer). Watch the audition tips from Steve to ensure your video has a good chance at getting you and your family casted.[6]You may also email casting@familytryouts.com or call the Contestant Department Hotline (323) 762-8467[7] Post on the Family Feud Facebook page as well. With almost 2 million likes, the Family Feud Facebook account is a large part of Steve’s media profile.[8] Steve Harvey hosts his own radio show that is nationally broadcasted. To find your affiliate radio station, check out steverharvey.com/steve-harvey-nation. You may also join his fans as part of Steve Harvey Nation by registering at the top of the page.Provide your email address, password, and confirmation of password to begin registration for Steve Harvey Nation. Click the green Next button and follow the prompts to create your account. Having your own account gives you access to the community of other Steve Harvey fans. You may post on the forums and, if you are active in the Steve Harvey Nation, you may win a contest or find other opportunities where you can contact Steve directly. In particular, you will get first access to speaking engagements and other appearances at which you will be able to interact with Steve.Through the Steve Harvey Nation, you may also email his co-hosts by clicking the links provided on steverharvey.com/steve-harvey-nation. There are also social media links to the radio show that you can follow. Steve Harvey hosts an afternoon television show that tells a diverse range of stories. He has done episodes about relationship struggles, featured celebrities, and generally provides a platform for positive messages and entertainment. If you have a unique story, go to steveharveytv.com/contact-us/ and click on “Click here to tell us your story!”You may also follow the show’s many social media pages including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube. Click on the blue prompts on steveharveytv.com/contact-us/ to find the social media profile you are most interested in, or you may follow them all. You may also email web@steveharveytv.com to share your thoughts about the show. You will most likely get a member of his staff responding but, if you provide an adequate reason, Steve may have you on the show as a guest. For example, Steve may be doing a show on adopted children reunited with their birth mom. If you are a mom interested in finding a child you placed into adoption, email the show with your story and you may be able to work with Steve and his staff to reunite with your child.Act like a success. Steve Harvey heads a program for business growth, personal development, and community involvement called Act Like a