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Chase Brexton Health Care, the Baltimore-based federally qualified health center that specializes in HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, as well as LGBTQ-affirming care, raised $315,000 at a gala earlier this month, with proceeds going to benefit two of the health center’s programs.The gala, held on May 14, took place at six separate locations across Maryland, in six “castles,’ or houses decorated to the theme of the Broadway hit Six, a play presented as a pop concert that focusing on the woes and lives of Henry VII’s six wives. Gala attendees also watched a video presentation detailing Chase Brexton’s recent work and new initiatives.Proceeds from the event will benefit two programs. The first is Chase Brexton’s Center of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, which focuses on reducing health inequities among historically marginalized and underrepresented communities, including people of color and LGBTQ individuals. The second program that benefits from the gala is Every Meal Matters, an initiative to create a food pantry accessible to any patient that needs it.

Nirvana and fashion brand Marc Jacobs have settled a copyright dispute over the band’s infamous smiley face logo.In 2018, Nirvana sued Marc Jacobs International after the company debuted a “Redux Grunge” collection, which included a shirt resembling Nirvana’s smiley face logo. Where the Nirvana smiley face had X’s for eyes, the shirt in question had the letters M and J for eyes – with the word “Heaven” above them – in a similar font to Nirvana’s.At the time, Nirvana’s lawyers argued that Marc Jacobs use of the image was “intentional”, and done in an attempt to “associate the entire ‘Bootleg Redux Grunge’ collection with Nirvana, one of the founders of the ‘Grunge’ musical genre, so as to make the ‘Grunge’ association with the collection more authentic.”Kurt Cobain was said to have thought up the smiley face logo, although both Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic had previously testified that they did not know who made the smiley face – which Marc Jacobs lawyers noted in a countersuit.In the 2019 claim, the designers stated: “The apparent absence of any living person with first-hand knowledge of the creation of the allegedly copyrighted work in question, coupled with numerous other deficiencies in the 166 Registration that is the basis for Nirvana’s infringement claim are the basis for the counterclaim asserted.”That point was complicated when former Geffen Records art director Robert Fisher claimed it was him who came up with the logo.

A woman has been charged in connection with the death of a man in Paisley last summer.

jailed for roaming the streets armed with a machete, looking for a gang of thugs who laid siege to his girlfriend's home.Damian McDowell took the weapon for protection after an unidentified group went to Leona Cameron's home in Paisley and tried to force their way inside her property.She cowered in the flat, pretending to not be in, while they unsuccessfully tried to gain entry to her home in the Renfrewshire town.And after they left she fled to a local shop and raised the alarm, while also contacting her brother, Robert Fisher, for help.He was with McDowell at the time and they raced to her home, with McDowell taking the machete with him, on the day in question - May 29, 2021.She returned to her home and heard noises she believed were