Qsyndicate.com Website Review

Create is a multi-purpose WordPress theme that gives you the power to create many different styles of websites. For two decades now, Q Syndicate has served a community of LGBT publications. Puzzles. Cartoons. Sports. Reviews. Political satire. Even those listicles your readers love. Yes, over the last 20 years, our network of editors – throughout the U.S. and into Canada – have raved about our content (particularly when they’re on deadline, scrambling But six years ago, something changed. Under the direction of editor Chris Azzopardi, Q Syndicate sought to bring something new to readers around the world: interviews with the biggest music, film and TV stars in the business – but with, of course, an LGBT angle. Now, Q Syndicate is an unparalleled resource for regional media – the only place to find exclusive celebrity interviews with Beyonce and other LGBT-loved luminaries, from Bette Midler and Ricky Martin to Reba McEntire and Annie Lennox. With over 25 subscribing publications, Q is dedicated to bringing content for regional LGBT press that only exists right here. Join our “Thanks to Q Syndicate, Windy City Times has been able to add yet another dimension to the publication: in-depth interviews with the top stars in the entertainment industry. And those interviews always have a queer bent.” “Our readers have mentioned that they’ve enjoyed Q Syndicate’s features because it gives them a closer look at the celebrities that they admire from an LGBT perspective. Mr. Azzopardi’s stories have a bit of everything in them, including a balance of seriousness, fun, entertainment, and even daring and ingenious comments. Q Syndicate features are savvy and hip…” “I’ve been working with Q Syndicate for years, coordinating celebrity interviews for upcoming films and albums, and their professionalism and wide-reaching placement make this wire service a must to help reach the LGBT community.” “If anyone is brave and true to themselves, it's my ga* fans. The amount of confidence and fearlessness it takes to do what maybe is not