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Guy Ritchie’s film King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, a camp, homoerotic spectacle
King Arthur is the latest film from director Guy Ritchie’s fevered mind. Can any man survive being married to Madonna and still be straight on the Kinsey Scale?
Review: WROUGHTLAND
Gunnar Montana does it again, taking all of the audience’s emotions and using them to fuel an evening of magic!
Pulse Survivor: Angel
Original from Philly, Angel moved to Orlando only to survive the worst mass shooting in recent history at Pulse Nightclub.
Finally, Gunnar Montana is EXPOSED
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Out Jarrett Ott Steps In and Saves the Day for Opera Philadelphia
Openly gay Jarrett Ott has stepped in for the indisposed Nathan Gunn, thereby creating a sensation in the opera world.
REVIEW: Bud & Marilyn’s
Are your tastebuds ready for the next big thing in Philly? Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran (Barbuzzo, Jamonera, Lolita, Little Nonna’s) have ventured into the heartland of Wisconsin (Turney’s hometown) for inspiration for their retro-American restaurant, Bud & Marilyn’s.
Getting to know your Heroes: Ian Morrison
The Delaware Valley Legacy Fund puts together a fantastic brunch called HEROES. I wanted to know more about the nominees, and tried to reach out to the ones I could make connections with. I was fortunate enough to speak with Ian Morrison last week
How to Know When You’re Being Played
Dating is especially difficult in this technological day and age. It’s funny – it seems like the more ways we get to connect to each other, the more barriers go up on making that connection genuine.
Hybernate: Gunnar Montana’s Newest Project Will Break You Out of Your Winter Funk
Local artist Gunnar Montana has created a show to capture the feeling of the season. Hybernate is the newest project from the artist that brought you Drag Me to Hell this fall. I went to meet Gunnar at one of his rehearsals to get a sneak peek at his upcoming show and ask him some questions about what we can expect.
Interview with Amazing Race Contestant Luke Adams
I’m a huge fan of CBS’ reality show The Amazing Race, where teams of two race around the world for a million-dollar prize. Several months ago, a friend introduced me to a new Philly resident, whom I recognized immediately: Luke Adams, a deaf and openly-gay man who twice ran the race with his mother, Margie. The next season of The Amazing Race will feature some of the most competitive teams from previous seasons, including Luke and Margie.
