Month: September 2008

Arts & Entertainment

Fall for Art (part two)

November 7–22 Times Square Angel Playwright, actor, and drag artist extraordinaire Charles Busch—he's the Michelangelo of drag, actually—wrote the hardscrabble…

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Arts & Entertainment

Fall for Art

If you can pry yourself away from the 24/7 coverage of the presidential election and get outside the house for…

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Arts & Entertainment

Many Crowns (part three)

My next question was gonna be, “Where do you think you find yourself on the Kinsey scale?” I'm pretty far.…

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Business News

Business News: September 2008

Dr. Randy Mitchmore has been appointed to the board of trustees of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Charitable Foundation.…

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Local News

Calendar: September 2008

After being misaligned with staged, über-theatrical wrestling matches (what, they're fake?), roller derby is emerging as a viable and entertaining…

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Local News

The Gay Agenda: September 2008

HE SAID/SHE SAID This month, Gendermyn, Houston's premiere drag king troupe, celebrates its second anniversary of gender-bending performance art. Expect…

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Books

ReadOut Shorts: September 2008

Literate lesbians of a certain age remember when Sex Variant Women in Literature was the light in our reading wilderness.…

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Books

What Happens in Vegas…

Remember that goofy trick your Uncle Ralph did, where he pulled a nickel from your ear? Or the one where…

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Music

GrooveOut Shorts: September 2008

Forget about pronoun changes for this amazing, relatively new female voice emerging pure and whole in a field of iPod…

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Music

(Censored) Brilliant

Aimee Mann is back. Following a live CD/DVD set, a concept album, and a holiday disc, fans of her more…

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