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5/14/2013
Jessica & Hunter are Raising Money for a New Season
Over the last few years, celeb-obsessed, venom-soaked BFFs Jessica & Hunter have become YouTube sensations and a fixture of (West) Hollywood nightlife. Their first series of webisodes was a spot-on skewering of a certain breed of TMZ-obsessed, diva-worshiping, early-20s semi-train-wrecks that those of us who live in Los Angeles are only too familiar with. They’ve hosted Pride, been heaped with praise by everyone from Perez Hilton to Instinct magazine, and now this delirious duo is ...
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5/10/2013
This Memorial Day weekend, Masterbeat mastermind Brett Henrichsen adds a new layer of veneration to the holiday. Nestled between Saturday's Basic Training and Monday's Military Pool Party, Masterbeat: The Club's 15th Anniversary celebrates a decade and a half of cutting-edge music and legendary debauchery. Henrichsen took a quick breather from his jet-setting to update Frontiers on the upcoming festivities, his favorite memories and the future of Masterbeat.
What can Masterbeat fans expect at the ...
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5/10/2013
Fantasia Barrino says the gay community has been one of her biggest supporters, but can we say the same of the R&B singer? No stranger to controversy, the American Idol and Grammy winner’s struggles have been well-publicized—a victim of sexual assault as a child, teen pregnancy, money issues, a suicide attempt, allegations she was dating a married man. And then there was an Instagram posting in which it appeared she was speaking ill of gay ...
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5/10/2013
'Life With La Toya' unveils the world of a Jackson
Everybody has an opinion about the Jacksons. As American rock royalty, the family has been the source of incredible success and bizarre controversy. La Toya Jackson decided it was time to show the world what really goes on in her life via her new reality show, Life With La Toya. We talked to the singer about what she misses most about Michael, the time she went roller-skating with Prince and why she’s so terrified of ...
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4/25/2013
A Q&A with the always bubbly Ross Mathews
2013 is turning out to be quite a year for Ross Mathews. In addition to the recent announcement that his very own show—an “interactive” talk show dubbed Hello Ross—has been picked up by E! for a fall debut, his very first book, Man Up! Tales of My Delusional Self-Confidence, is set for a May 7 release date.
In addition to these solo projects, funny man Mathews has been a regular panelist and occasional guest host ...
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4/25/2013
Frontiers recently had the pleasure of chatting with Reba Areba, who is co-starring with Kay Sedia (of Chico’s Angels) in the upcoming show Sketchy Queens at Casita del Campo's Cavern Club Theater on May 9. You might not know her by name, but you might have one of her hit songs for your 8-track player—"My Father Calls Another Girl Mija," "Thank The Lord" and "Eat My Taco" and "God, My Donkey Don’t Love Me." Reba ...
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4/16/2013
Pam Ann Returns to L.A. in Raunchy New Comedy Show
Direct from sold-out tours in Australia and Europe, Pam Ann returns stateside for her raunchiest comedy show yet.
Described by Madonna as “cruelly funny," Pam Ann’s one-woman act pokes fun at air travel and all the deliciously alarming incidents plaguing the world’s airline industry. From the grounding of Boeing’s Dreamliner to Emirates Airlines’ door blowing open at 37,000 feet, the air hostess comedian identifies the individual quirks of the biggest international airlines (and ...
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4/12/2013
Photos by Mike Ruiz / BravoNo stranger to twinks, bears, dykes or ‘silver gays’—or the cover of Frontiers magazine—Kathy Griffin has long been an honorary member of the LGBT community. It’s this very fact that makes her the perfect cover model for our 806th issue, celebrating not only the 31st anniversary of Frontiers as SoCal’s beloved LGBT publication of record but also the strength and vitality of our accomplished community.
Known for her fiery ...
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4/9/2013
A Q&A with 'Slipping' writer/director Daniel Talbott
The very first West Coast production by Rattlestick Playwrights Theater has arrived in L.A.—Slipping is the tale of gay high school senior Eli, who moves with his mom to a fresh start in Iowa after the death of his father. Frontiers stopped to chat with the work’s writer/director, Daniel Talbott, about the production, and why Slipping holds such a special place in his heart.
Tell me about the premise of Slipping.Slipping is about ...
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4/9/2013
A sit-down with L.A.'s own DJ eur-O-steve
A mover-and-shaker of L.A.’s gay nightlife scene, DJ eur-O-steve sat down with Frontiers to discuss how he broke into the DJ line of work, his favorite places in L.A.—and the world—to man the decks and what we can expect from him at the upcoming Frontiers Birthday Bash.
How did you initially get into DJ work? In the mid-’90s I started out as an assistant helping a well-known DJ around London. I was in college at ...
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