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Angelo Ellerbee
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Angelo Ellerbee

Meet one of the artists, disruptors, educators, groundbreakers, innovators, and storytellers who all helped make the world a better place for LGBTQ+ people.

When it comes to publicity, few rival Angelo Ellerbee's experience and expertise. The founder and CEO of Double XXposure Media Relations has been in the business for over 45 years, representing groundbreaking artists such as Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Dionne Warwick, and Mary J. Blige.

This year, Ellerbee released a new book, his fourth, Before I Let You Go, a guide to making the most of your life and career and achieving greatness in your own way, something Ellerbee has been an expert in for decades. He also celebrated two of his current clients, Warwick and Robert “Kool” Bell of Kool & the Gang, as well as a former client, Blige, being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year.

"Be you!" Ellerbee says. "Love yourself, accept yourself, and keep moving forward." @doublexxposurenyc

Laurie Hernandez
Charlotte Drury
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Laurie Hernandez

Meet some of the artists, disruptors, educators, groundbreakers, innovators, and storytellers who all helped make the world a better place for LGBTQ+ people.

Charlotte Drury

The nation rooted for Laurie Hernandez as a part of the “Final Five” USA gymnastics team at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, where she won the team gold and silver in balance beam. That was when she was a teen. Now the next stage of her life has begun.

Hernandez, who has been dating her partner Charlotte Drury since 2020, is currently a full-time NYU student. This summer, she provided commentary for NBC’s coverage of women’s gymnastics at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where she quickly became a fan-favorite announcer. She even dropped a clever “and they were roommates…” Sapphic reference!

The future is bright for Hernandez, who next plans on acting and writing (both novels and screenplays) and is looking forward to graduation, after which she hopes to continue to make the world a better place. “In a world often weighted with shame and judgment, be the person that makes a space welcoming for all,” she says. “It’s a conscious thought, but a worthy one.” @lauriehernandez