See How MGM’s Universal Love Made an Impact During Stonewall Day

Karaoke event honors beginning of gay rights movement

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MGM’s widely praised Universal Love, created by McCann New York, where top music artists re-imagined classic love songs as same-sex tunes, took to the road in the form of a special karaoke night in New York.

Honoring the LGBTQ community in the first-ever Stonewall Day on June 28, the project took to the stage of the iconic Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village, the scene of 1969’s Stonewall Uprising, widely considered the start of the gay rights movement.

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