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Norwegian Cruise Lines’ newest ship, Norwegian Breakaway, arrives in its New York city home port in preparation of a luxurious inaugural season on the high seas.

History, geography, and current events have never been my strong suits. But even I, who would rather be immersed in a plate of loukamoades (Greek doughnuts) than stumbling among the rubble of an archeological ruin, found myself inspired.

The cruise marks the first time that a gay men’s chorus is performing at sea as featured entertainment and is a first-time venture aboard ship for GMCLA, one of the largest and most influential men’s chorus’ in the nation.

Atlantis Events, Inc., the largest gay vacation company in the world, will once again be the first and only company - gay or straight - to charter the world’s largest cruise ship.

Ecoventura’s environmentally friendly fleet of small expedition vessels in the Galapagos allows guests of this visionary small-ship travel company to experience the Galapagos from as many land and water perspectives as possible.

A pair of Hitchcock blondes, a classic shipboard love affair, tropical drama in the Florida Keys and intimate conversations with legendary Hollywood figures are a few of the treats awaiting passengers on the first-ever TCM Classic Cruise.

Hobo Cafe’s Annual All Men’s Birthday Cruise for Howie (wow, he’s 38 again!) was held with a cruise out of Salisbury Beach MA to the Isle of Shoals. EDGE was invited on board to check out the beautiful sights and snap some photos.

The Greater Boston Business Council (GBBC) held its annual Dinner and Dancing Boat Cruise on The Provincetown ll. The event raised over $7,500 for AIDS Action and Community Servings. EDGE was there to catch all the highlights of this wonderful cruise on film.

Classic film fans can begin signing up today for the first-ever TCM Classic Cruise, a new one-of-a-kind event. The TCM Classic Cruise is a partnership between Turner Classic Movies (TCM) and Sixthman, the industry leader in theme cruises.

Due to recent high-profile attacks on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, Cohen has chosen to focus much of the Foundation’s attention on homophobia.