From Nebraska to the Cirque du Soleil stage – meet artist Ethan Lottman
By SA Tripi –– I watched an old movie years ago with Eddie Cantor, an entertainer from the twenties and thirties. He sang a song “The Man on the Flying
By SA Tripi –– I watched an old movie years ago with Eddie Cantor, an entertainer from the twenties and thirties. He sang a song “The Man on the Flying
By Johnny Trlica Kymber DeVine has been inspired by and been a fan of Cher (who hasn’t?) for most of her life, so to celebrate her 50th birthday, she planned
She was Miss Continental Elite 2018, a former Miss Galveston Pride, and a former Miss Houston Pride, just to name a few titles, and the current Miss Gay Universe 2024.
By Johnny Trlica For a small barrier island, Galveston sends some big-time talent into the entertainment industry. Barry White, Katherine Helmond, Valerie Perrine, “The Wizard of Oz” director King Vidor
By Johnny Trlica  Just over ten years ago he entered a talent night contest. “So, You Think You Can Drag†hosted by Kofi was a regular feature at Meteor. The
The dizzying, dissatisfying end to the first openly gay Republican Congressman’s political career By Sarah Bricker Hunt The sad, predictable ousting of George Santos from the esteemed (just kidding) halls
| Cavetown talks new projects, musical evolution and war on trans people By Lawrence Ferber As YouTube, social media, and self-released music platform Bandcamp grew in popularity, musicians could create
By Finbarr Toesland It’s no secret that LGBTQ+ people face a range of financial challenges that heterosexual people simply don’t need to contend with. Less discussed are the effects of
Pandemic sex-cam browsing led one photographer to an art project involving Grindr guys, their homes, and one very stinky situation By Lawrence Ferber A couple of blocks east from Manhattan’s
| BACK TO THE 60’S Bon Voyage is a cheerful collection that travels back to the 60s, the height of the industrialization boom in Barcelona when thousands arrived from smaller