Feb 27 2008
The Ten Boys of American Idol
I tried something new last night. I met a friend at a downtown gay bar and we convinced the bartender to let us watch American Idol until the regulars started rolling in.
Archive for the 'Music' Category
Feb 17 2008
Media Ho: Madonna 101 by Tim Parks
Remember the ’80s public service announcement where the dad confronts his son about the marijuana he discovers in his offspring’s
Feb 13 2008
Story Time: Gay Folk/Cabaret Singer D.C. Anderson Goes Beyond “Phantom” and Tells “Our Story.” by Phil Putnam, QNetwerk Head Writer
Among the most prolific and engaging artists of today’s folk and cabaret genres, gay singer/songwriter D.C Anderson liberates a new collection
Jan 17 2008
Darren Hayes: This Delicate Thing We’ve Made by Danny Mariano
I still remember the days when I was “truly, madly, deeply” into the music of Savage Garden; drawn in visually by the uber-hip and sexy look of the duo and
Jan 12 2008
Somewhere in Mississippi, an English Teacher is Ashamed
OUT OF SYNC: A MEMOIR, Lance Bass Review by Phil Putnam
To those who are relatively aware, culturally sensitive, and otherwise not idiots,
Jan 07 2008
Ravenz Gate: Less is More by Hook
Outmusic band Ravenz Gate is the brainchild of sultry songstress Leslie Ruland, whose soulful vocals and superb craftsmanship make her a stand-out
Jan 04 2008
Jana Losey by Aaron C. Yeagle
“I want people to have an ‘altered time’ kind of experience that happens in the theater or a really good movie — the kind where you can forget about what’s
Jan 03 2008
Jana Losey: Blocks by Rob Mathias
Jana Losey’s second CD release, Blocks, has me wondering “what ever happened to Natalie Merchant anyway?” Do you remember Natalie? The gifted
Jan 03 2008
Melissa Crispo: … A Break in the Clouds by Hook
Orlando’s sweetheart Melissa Crispo has rocked Girls at Gay Days and Lilish Fair every year since 2004. Her band also opened for Betty (of L-Word acclaim)
Nov 12 2007
KYNT: Makes Me Hot by Aaron C. Yeagle
I recently discovered this fantastic, talented performer via MySpace … (now the repository for anything indie in the world because of its incredible guerilla
