Makeup or Breakup
It is not necessary for careful observation to see that no two persons use the exact makeup brand or application. Deanne breaks it all down for you.
We don't run the gay community, we just organize it!
It is not necessary for careful observation to see that no two persons use the exact makeup brand or application. Deanne breaks it all down for you.
Mr. Philadelphia Leather 2008 talks with PGC about his year as a titleholder.
His sound is pretty unmistakable, and chances are you have danced to his music whether you knew it or not. He has made an indelible mark on Philly. I had the chance to catch up with one of the most humble, professional DJs in our fine city just recently.
If your Halloween sucked, that’s too bad ’cause I had the best time ever spending Halloween with Elvira, “Mistress of the Dark”.
Leisha Hailey has a new band. Okay I’ll cut you some slack if you don’t know who Leisha Hailey is. You probably know her as “Alice Pieszecki on the L Word. If you don’t know what the L Word is, you may have to give back your toaster.
The gay, lesbian and trans community have more aid financially for education than ever before. Philadelphia’s rainbow community is no stranger to this with the Sapphire Fund’s Tony Sparacino Memorial scholarship going to Johnny Davenport
Roisin Murphy started her relationship with former boyfriend Mark Brydon by asking what is now a legendary question for her fans: “Do you like my tight sweater? See how it fits my body.” This quote would go on to be the name of the first album created by Moloko, the band that the two created after first meeting.
I normally try to stay away from what everyone else is discussing in the fashion industry, but did you hear about the “colorless catwalk”? And if you haven’t…what rock have you been under.
This past Thursday we were treated to what many people have come to call “The Sarah Palin Show.” I don’t know how many people tuned in to actually watch the debate, as much as see the Governor of Alaska instead of her SNL double! I treated the debate like Class A-entertainment. I dragged the dining table into the living room, had a friend over for dinner then whipped up the most American meal I could think of: steak, potatoes, Caesar salad and cheap, red wine from California.
Have you ever heard the story of the Two-Headed Folk Monster? Does it sound scary? Well, it’s not scary, but maybe you should be scared if you don’t have tickets to The Tin Angel on October 11th to see the dynamic duo Steph Hayes and Adam Brodsky.
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