Venus Lux Launches TransGlobal Magazine

Venus Lux Launches TransGlobal Magazine

LOS ANGELES – Venus Lux, the two-time XBIZ Transsexual Performer of the Year, has launched TransGlobal Magazine.

An independent entertainment company, TransGlobal Magazine will act as a resource for all things specific to the transgender community.

Through the magazine, podcasts, videos, events, social media and more, the goal of Transglobal Magazine is to nurture transgender voices around the world.

“I'm so proud to present a new hub for transgender info, entertainment, services, and resources,” Lux said.

“TransGlobalMagazine.com has been a long time passion and goal of mine. Now I have the ability to inspire, educate, and advocate for my community in an effort to make a difference worldwide. I hope others may now recognize my true intentions of life and join me in spreading positivity and change.”

Key elements of TransGlobal Magazine include the debut of columns like "Transparent as a Trans-Parent," a TGM podcast network, a Youtube channel that will feature original content including "The Venus Lux Show" and more. TransGlobal Magazine will also be the new home for the long-running column by Lux, "Venus Rising."

"Venus Rising" is the popular series of writings that were collected for the recently released e-book "Venus Lux Diaries" which can be purchased from Amazon.

TransGlobal Magazine will also be looking to promote and sponsor related events and act as a positive voice for the community. A merchandising arm will be created as well that will feature shirts, stickers and more in an effort to create a greater awareness of TransGlobal Magazine.

TGM is also looking for contributors, writers, photographers or anyone with a creative proposal. Interested contributors may contact the magazine at office@transglobalmagazine.com.

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