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2/1/2012
Bad Sex’s Chris Donaghue Turns the Tables on Tradition
On Logo’s Bad Sex, sexuality expert Chris Donaghue counsels patients who are dealing with a wide spectrum of issues—from sex addiction and sexual anorexia to compulsions and phobias. So you might be surprised to hear that when he moved from Philadelphia to West Hollywood six years ago, he was shocked by the sight of two men holding hands. “I had never seen that, because in Philadelphia, even in the ‘acceptable gay areas,’ it still wasn’t ...
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1/17/2012
Twenty-four hours before The Golden Globes ceremony, for which she was nominated as Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama, Glenn Close is doing some last-minute press from her Los Angeles Four Seasons hotel room. While she ultimately didn’t take home a statuette the next night, Close’s performance is a bona fide winner—and represents “closure and joy” for a passion project 30 years in the making.
In Albert Nobbs, which Close also produced and co-wrote—she ...
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1/12/2012
Ezra Miller plays a bad, bad boy in We Need to Talk About Kevin, director Lynne Ramsay’s adaptation of Lionel Shriver’s chilling novel about Kevin, a sociopathic teen, and his tormented mother, Eva. As Kevin, Miller radiates unadulterated malice—with assist from his mesmerizingly sculpted features—while Swinton, who helped develop the project with Ramsay (and is credited as an Executive Producer), turns in another devastating, awards-worthy performance.Miller’s own mother was moved to tears when she ...
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1/11/2012
In his just published memoir Fit to Serve, Ambassador James C. Hormel candidly admits, “I realized [by serving in government] I’d be in a position to open some eyes to what it’s like to be a gay man in America.” The former Ambassador to Luxembourg, co-founder of the Human Rights Campaign, Democratic party stalwart and generous benefactor to LGBT causes sat down with Frontiers to discuss an early life run by fear and guilt and ...
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1/12/2012
The Curtain Comes Down On the Town of Llanview and Daytime Will Never Be the Same
When One Life to Live airs its last episode tomorrow after its historic 43-year run on ABC, nobody can ever say this show didn’t go down without a fight! After dodging cancellation rumors for several years, being moved to its new digs (when also canceled All My Children headed west to Los Angeles), they continued to deliver what the show is best known for: high-quality dramatic stories, one-of-a-kind performances and production values that for all ...
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1/4/2012
The minds behind the ‘Men Over 50’ project
Photographer Tommy Wu and multimedia designer Alan Reade are the team that makes up TommyandAlan.com. Both business partners and partners in life, their artistic editorials have pushed boundaries with avant-garde beauty and commercial grace. And their latest creation, the “Men Over 50” project, does just that. It’s a photographic collection aiming to put a face (quite literally) on an often overlooked demographic—gay men in their fifth decade and older.
We sat down with Tommy and ...
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12/22/2011
“The bitterly funny actor-comic unflinchingly skewers sacred cows such as the Tony Awards and Holocaust movies, flings acid-dipped barbs at the Broadway hierarchy, and does painfully accurate imitations of a gallery of showbiz icons, including Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore.” Now if that show synopsis doesn’t sound like a good time, we don’t know what does! Yes, sarcastic starlet Jackie Hoffman returns to the L.A. stage with the West Coast premiere of her one-woman ...
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12/23/2011
As 2011 ‘sashays away,’ one of the biggest treats 2012 has in store is the fourth season premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race. Thirteen new contestants will be vying for the title of ‘America’s Next Drag Superstar,’ which means 12 times we’re going to hear “Don’t f*ck it up,” 12 times we’ll watch queens ‘lip synch for their lives’ and at least a dozen times we’ll sit before the television in awe of host RuPaul’s stunning ...
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12/22/2011
If you’ve ever seen a Leslie Jordan interview, you know that his ability to take an ordinary story and turn it into a stand-up comedy sketch is uncanny. Onstage, Jordan, at 4’11”, takes these stories and fills up an entire theatre with laughter, inspiration and nostalgia. Fruit Fly is Jordan’s third one-man show in recent years, but what differs from his previous work is that Fruit Fly delves into a question we’ve all asked ourselves: ...
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12/26/2011
'Days' offers up major drama as Will Horton’s coming out story takes center stage
2011 was not only a dreadful year for the soap genre with the cancellation of two more beloved shows, and all the backstage turmoil that ensued, but also for the lack of gay characters. But as the year comes to a close, Days of Our Lives now has two core characters that are gay—Sonny Kiriakis (played by Freddie Smith) and Will Horton (Chandler Massey), the latter of which is struggling to come to terms with ...
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