Steve McCann, Author at PhillyGayCalendar

Robert, 22

UncategorizedBy Steve McCann May 5, 2008

It was hard convincing him I was for real. I had to keep telling him… “it’s not that I don’t want you, it’s that I don’t want it.”

The Queer Russians Have Come and Are Coming

UncategorizedBy Steve McCann May 3, 2008

I’m fascinated by achievements, especially when you’re at the top of your game. And, my guilty pleasure, too, is that I’m also fascinated by a certain type of celebrity. So I’ve had my attention towards the resurgence of interest in Rudolf Nureyev, one of the most flamboyant queers in the history of ballet.

Pray, Do Tell? What Would the Founding Fathers Say?

UncategorizedBy Steve McCann May 1, 2008

Separation between church and state….really? are you sure?

Philly’s Queer DJs Emerge

UncategorizedBy Steve McCann April 29, 2008

Philly has a wealth of upstanding Queer DJ citizens. The good news is they all spin rather frequently in our fair city and around the way. You can catch a bevy of them at Emerge on May 2nd at Transit Nightclub and for a tasty bit of Emerge click here: Emerge Promo.

Philly Spring Theatre has Sprung

UncategorizedBy Steve McCann April 24, 2008

Interested in a little theatre to culture up your life but aren’t sure what to go see? I have a little sneak preview of some of the local plays you will want to check out.

The People Have Spoken

UncategorizedBy Steve McCann April 23, 2008

Last night was an emotional victory no matter how you cut it. Pennsylvanians spoke and they spoke loudly. Pennsylvanians spoke not simply in choosing Clinton by a 10 point spread as the Democratic presidential candidate, but also by their demonstrated commitment to the political process. Clinton and Obama aren’t the only ones who are tired; we too survived seven long weeks of campaigning!

The Primary is Today. What Will I Do Tomorrow?

UncategorizedBy Steve McCann April 22, 2008

Ms. Chelsea Clinton made a second appearance in Philadelphia’s Gayborhood to urge the gay public to support her mother in today’s Primary election. I am just tired. These campaigns have become so Machiavellian. Allegations thrown left, conspiracy theories thrown right. And it is because we are tired of the current administration and we are fighting passionately.