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Attempt to Reopen NYC’s Roxy?
Last Dance at the RoxyPhoto by: hrichton91 on flickr
For years, New York’s Roxy set the tone for what a gay mega-club should be and when in closed last year to make way for a new condo development, people lined up for hours for the last dance.
But the club is still there, re-opening from time [...]
What pride means to me: Michelangelo Signorile
Who is Michelangelo Signorile?
Michelangelo Signorile gained popularity from his days at OutWeek and the Advocate where he outed noteworthy celebs. These days, he manages to scoop the gay press regularly with great political interviews on his Sirius OutQ talk show.
Michelangelo in his own words
Author and journalist Michelangelo Signorile hosts a talk [...]
What pride means to me: Chuck Griffith
Who is Chuck
Chuck Griffith is the founder of Roaring Leo Productions, a diverse film and television company that recently released “Best of Breed: Volume 1″, a compilation of award-winning LGBT short films. Learn more at http://www.roaringleo.com/bestfriends/.
What does pride mean to you?
My first gay pride was in 1996 in San [...]
What pride means to me: Jesse Archer
Who is Jesse Archer?
We’ve long known Jesse from his sometimes controversial essays in gay monthly mag Out and his fun blog Jesse on the Brink (www.jesseonthebrink.com). And to top it all off, his new film, A Four Letter Word, comes out on DVD this summer.
Jesse in his own words
Jesse Archer is an insubordinate [...]
What pride means to me: Brett Henrichsen
Who is Brett?
Brett Henrichsen has been keeping us dancing whether at one of the events he DJ’ed or Masterbeat CDs that he put out for years.
Brett in his own words
I’ve recently stopped producing the Masterbeat dance compilation CD’s to start Masterbeat.com – the world’s largest catalog of dance music online!
What does pride [...]
New York City celebrates annual “Black Party”
Each March, party promoters “The Saint-at-Large” bring a decadent party to New York’s nightlife scene. While it isn’t one of the biggest circuit parties around, it does bring men from all over.
This year’s party starts Saturday night at 10pm and goes all the way until Sunday afternoon. [...]
New York’s Roxy to close its doors for good
Photo by Greatwich
After months of flirtation with closing (Roxy was closed by the place last year for a brief while), Roxy will close its doors forever.
According to John Blair’s website, the building that has housed Roxy will be torn down shortly after their last party March 10th, 2007.
For those of [...]
New York New Year’s Eve (and Jennifer Hudson)
New York is bustling with last minute shopping, parties and its never ending club scene. This Sunday, one million revelers will ring in the new year and watch the ball will drop in NYC’s Times Square. The night before (Sat, Dec 30), join the show tune crowd and the party boys at [...]
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