Honeysuckle Hype

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Ms. Honeysuckle Hype is just your average food-obsessed 1950s Lesbian housewife: she is never full. The rhinestoned big toe revealed by her peep toes reflects the spotlight and physically blinds audiences, blurring the lines between lust and hun... view more

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SHAKEDOWN - a feature length documentary film by LEILAH WEINRAUB

SHAKEDOWN is the story of a black lesbian strip club in Los Angeles. The film is anchored in the stories of three women.
- Documentary
- Los Angeles, CA
- 118% funded $29,525 pledged
- 694 backers
- Funded Feb 07, 2011
Liddabit Sweets needs equipment to expand & hire! by Liddabit Sweets

Liddabit Sweets is a small Brooklyn-based candy business. We need two pieces of expensive, non-finance-able equipment to expand & create more jobs!
- Food
- Brooklyn, NY
Funding Unsuccessful (10/18/2010)
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Scrapbook: A Book Of Many Authors by GLR

A blank notebook becomes a work of art as it is mailed from person to person, each one contributing a page to the book.
- Art
- 2,844% funded $711 pledged
- 116 backers
- Funded May 17, 2010
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Cakestarter by Royally Iced Cakes

We're a team of young, enthusiastic pastry chefs who have an exciting vision for artistic cakes. We want to bring our delicious creations to life.
- Food
- New York, NY
- 101% funded $7,609 pledged
- 163 backers
- Funded May 02, 2010
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Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America by Molly Landreth & Amelia Tovey (deleted)

Embodiment is a collection of short films and photographic portraits which explore the varied experiences of queer lives in America.
- Short Film
- Seattle, WA
- 125% funded $12,568 pledged
- 355 backers
- Funded Jul 07, 2010
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BaconCamp: Bring the pork belly to San Francisco by karenism

BaconCamp unites chefs and bacon enthusiasts to celebrate this delicious food. Everyone participates with cooking, judging, volunteering and tasting.
- Food
- San Francisco, CA
- 132% funded $1,990 pledged
- 82 backers
- Funded May 08, 2010
Stored Potential: Repurposing a Giant Grain Elevator by Anne Trumble

We want to cover an enormous concrete grain elevator with equally enormous art about land use, agriculture, and the food we eat.
- Sculpture
- Omaha, NE
Funding Unsuccessful (04/10/2010)
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Akimenko Meats, Bringing Locally and Sustainably Raised Meats to Our Community by vadim Akimenko

We are opening a unique butcher shop focusing on a strong connection with local farmers & supplying sustainably raised meats to the community.
- Food
- Cambridge, MA
- 109% funded $16,405 pledged
- 201 backers
- Funded Jun 14, 2010
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Lift Off! by LaunchPad

A creative gathering place in Brooklyn focusing on community programs, the arts, technology, and anything else that captures the imagination.
- Art
- 100% funded $6,000 pledged
- 123 backers
- Funded Mar 08, 2010

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SHAKEDOWN - a feature length documentary film by LEILAH WEINRAUB

Liddabit Sweets needs equipment to expand & hire! by Liddabit Sweets

Scrapbook: A Book Of Many Authors by GLR

Cakestarter by Royally Iced Cakes

Embodiment: A Portrait of Queer Life in America by Molly Landreth & Amelia Tovey (deleted)

BaconCamp: Bring the pork belly to San Francisco by karenism

Stored Potential: Repurposing a Giant Grain Elevator by Anne Trumble

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