I gotz to admit that I dragged my ass to the pop-up free Elton John concert that took place today on the parking lot of the “historically significant” Tower Records building on the Rock-N-Roll side of Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. I told myself I was there mostly as a reporter, because this event is […]
My ma had this saying that went to the tuneage of: “If you want to know all your shortcomings, get married; people will dig up your dirt, talk about the people you’ve slept with, your financial situation and weigh in on how the wedding is a sham and how it will never last.” “If you […]
When the good Rev. Troy Perry, and 13-year-old trans activist Zoey were announced as Grand Marshals of the 45th Annual Los Angeles Pride parade in West Hollywood, I’m sure I’m not the only one who barked at Siri to wake up and do a Google Search–pero pronto! So here’s the deal: No one is going […]
New Year’s Eve 2014 was interesting. This year I skipped the sober dance #BOOM in West Hollywood to go to a NYE party that was umm … not in WeHo. Getting ready for the party was way more fun than the actual party, but in all fairness, I don’t know how to gauge, how […]
The West Hollywood Halloween Carnival crept up on me this year. A week into it, and my ass did not have a costume idea—at least not one that was cohesive with costumes I have done in the past–meaning something that was half-naked for a kicky-guy-on-a-Halloween-stroll-from-the-word-go. I thought about doing a sexy shower getup with plastic […]
How many of you remember the West Hollywood Halloween Carnival before it became the over the over-the-top carny you see today? I got a tiny taste of what–once was–waaayyy back in the day when Halloween in WeHo was a very gay and very intimate affair. I wrote this little ditty for THE FIGHT magazine that […]
ONE Archives Gallery & Museum is giving us a tiny taste of West Hollywood history, dating back to the late 70s, waaayyy before WeHo became its own city. ONE has recently launched “EZTV: Video Transfer," an exhibit at their gallery located on 626 North Robertson Blvd at Melrose in West Hollywood, showing an exhibition and […]
I wrote an article about the latest rainbow flag controversy, which was also published in the latest issue of Frontiers Magazine. Since the publishing of this article, city officials have decided to rethink their removal of the gay rainbow from City Hall. A rainbow of sorts will go up at City Hall, we’re just […]
Hello darrrlinks. Below is the latest WeHo Hot Topic for Frontiers Magazine. I try my damndest (not a real word, I know) to be objective. Whether you think a dance between Plummer Park’s Great Hall/Long Hall and a wrecking ball is long overdue, or you are like most West Hollywood residents who feel […]
I pretty much danced the night away into the 2014 at #BOOM this past New Year’s Eve, which was actually a lot of fun considering it was a sober event thrown by the city for anyone who didn’t want to get trashed on NYE. DJ Alexander played nonstop hard and fast dance tunes which kept […]