The How Do I Look documentary was created by artistic and social activist Wolfgang Busch for Art From The Heart LLC, over a period of 10 years, to empower the Ball community artistically and financially and to build a national artistic infrastructure to further the careers of LGBT artists. How Do I Look is a LGBT artistic empowerment, HIV/AIDS awareness community project and an arts in education program, focusing on the members of the national Ball community that took their talents outside the Ball scene and worked with superstars such as: Queen Latifa, Madonna, India and fashion designer Thierry Mugler to name a few. How Do I Look captured the Ball communities talents, the assets of this very creative and trend setting community and takes you inside of this over 35 year old Harlem tradition. How Do I Look highlights on the legends and icons life styles, their house system and family values, their every day struggles, the fierce fashion, the dance vogue old way vs. new way and runway competition, the passing of three generations of ballroom traditions, transgender health issues and education, HOPE messages on the battle with HIV/AIDS, and how they build their confidence, self esteem and ballroom status through the performance art. The outstanding fashion, runway and voguing visuals in this documentary are the result of this improvisational performance art form and the natural artistic progression. It was captured by German/American activist and film maker Wolfgang Busch through an artistic lenses, while showcasing their talents in different categories on the runway, battling for that perfect 10 from the judges for ballroom status, recognition, cash and trophies, to become legendary and to be voted into the Ballroom Hall of Fame one day. Based on their gender, every house member can participate and has the opportunity to bring their fantasy to reality on the runway, living that superstar moment, most of them can not experience anywhere else. Lifetime achiever and Ballroom Hall of Famer Kevin Omni and mother of the year 2004 Luna Khan are assistant directors and Marcel Christian, Alvernian Prestige, Mann Prodigy, Ricky Revlon, Derryck Labeija, CoolAid and Jack Mizrahi give us the Ballroom history. Legendary Icon Pepper Labeija, one of the founders of the Harlem Ball scene from the sixties, is being honored by the community for his leadership and for his endless contributions. HDIL captures the unique talents of futuristic bazaar fashion designers Ross Infiniti and RR Chanel International, along with the voguing talents of Willi Ninja, Jose Xtravaganza, Mecca, Muhammad Omni and Andre Mizrahi who keep the history and the legacy alive for future generations to enjoy. The powerful transgender community is represented by Octavia St. Laurent, Carmen Xtravaganza, Tracy Africa, Alyssa St. Clair and Jazmine Givenchy Blahnik. They speak about their diverse life styles such as graduating from Syracuse University, modeling & performance careers and the stages of transformation of becoming a transgender. Octavia�s farther Billy Austin tells us to love our children as they are. Luna Luis Ortiz, Mother of the House of Khan leaves the children with a message of HOPE by sharing his story about how he became infected with the HIV virus during his first sexual experience at the age of 14; and how he continues to live a full life at the age of 33, using his photography skills as a teacher at the Harvey Milk High School. Harmonica Sunbeam speaks of the importance of protecting yourself against HIV at all times. Jaimee Balenciaga, voted mother of the year for 7 years in a row, is a lesbian talking about how she educates her house children and prepares them for the competition on and off the runway. Poems are by Emanuel Xavier called "Legends" and by Octavia St. Laurent the "Chosen One". The music is provided by the local community, Tori Fixx from Chicago, DJ PUNCH from Atlanta, Deadlee from Los Angeles, Michael O'

The third installment of the sexuality chronicles discusses everyone's favorite topic: masturbation!!

Courtesy of the Prelinger Archive (aka The May Irwin Kiss, The Rice-Irwin Kiss and The Widow Jones) Edison Manufacturing Co.   This most popular short film was thought to be scandalizing. It was the first filming of a couple's kiss that was recreated from the two well-known stage actors' (May Irwin and John Rice) performance in the hit Broadway play The Widow Jones. The Edison catalogue advertised it thus: "They get ready to kiss, begin to kiss, and kiss and kiss and kiss in a way that brings down the house every time." Many disapproved and considered it inappropriate to view two physically-unattractive people magnified on the screen during an extended kiss. As one contemporary critic wrote: "The spectacle of the prolonged pasturing on each other's lips was beastly enough in life size on the stage but magnified to gargantuan proportions and repeated three times over it is absolutely disgusting."

The second episode in the Sexuality Chronicles discusses condom use, including the when's, the who's, and the why's.

1994   This Public Service announcement was first aired on television in Switzerland.

1996   This Public Service Announcement was first aired on television in Portugal.

1996   Produced by Durex This PSA was originally aired in Hong Kong in 1996

Betty Dodson draws and describes the structures of the vulva, including the internal clitoris. For more products from Betty vist BettyDodson.com

Produced by Dr Gabriele Hoff Sara Kira speaks about female dominance and gives tips to man and women interested: How can women explore this and gain confidence along the way? How can a submissive man empower and encourage his female partner to become more dominant? How does this impact a relationship? Does it increase the levels of intimacy and trust?

It's not going to lick itself.

A discussion of the myth that men can’t have multiple orgasms.

Dr. Annette Owens discusses reasons that women may have trouble reaching orgasm. For more information on love and health or to read a full transcript of this video visit www.loveandhealth.info.

Dr. Joy Davidson talks about masturbation and shares accurate facts about how much is healthy. For more information on love and health or to read a full transcript of this video visit www.loveandhealth.info.

This 1953 sex education film is aimed at teenage boys. The coach plays the authority figure and teacher.

Produced by Stan Jacobs Directed by David A. Bayer Written by Carey Roth Bayer and David A. Bayer A young man comes to grips with his sexual orientation.

Produced by Mark Schoen, Ph.D. Consultant: Tom Mazur, Psy.D. Dr. Harry Benjamin, author of the groundbreaking book, The Transsexual Phenomenon, died in 1986 at the age of 101.   On January 10, 1987, there was a memorial service held for Dr. Benjamin at the New York Academy of Medicine. This three-hour service was videotaped and edited down thirteen minutes.  Those who spoke at the service and appear in the presentation include Charles Ihlenfeld, M.D., Hans Lefeldt, M.D., Garret Oppenheim, Joel Fort, M.D., Virginia Allen, John Money, Ph.D., Walter Futterweit, M.D., Leah Schaefer, Ed.D., Christine Wheeler, Ph.D., Christine Jorgensen, Richard Green, M.D., J.D. and Renee Richards, M.D.  This is a unique opportunity to see and hear these prominent sexologists share their memories and perspectives of Dr. Harry Benjamin.