What if the “Clueless” crew were less concerned about giving makeovers and more focused on surviving Coachella as cannibals? Or if the “Mean Girls” became zombies who just stepped off a Pride float? Then you’d have Kayla Cottingham’s book “This Delicious Death.” In my gay opinion, it’s a fun and unusual horror read, telling the…
Recently one of my friends suggested we go to New York City to see a show, usually he does the star-studded Tony Award winners (I don’t know who Tony is) but I prefer off, off Broadway’s indie vibe. He gives me a hard time about my taste so it was time to subject him to…
All I know about tennis is grunting people with rackets try to get a fuzzy yellow ball over a net until someone hits the net or the ball goes over the white line, then the court-side lifeguard in the tall chair tells you who won. I know historic players like Martina Navratilova and Billie Jean…
Leave it to Madonna to cash in on something that’s been around forever but make it her own. Sequels are a staple in film but I don’t think it’s been done in music, until Confessions II, a companion to her 2005 album Confessions On A Dance Floor. Historically sequels are never as good, but in…
Today’s the day I’ve been waiting years for, the drop of a new KiKi Holli + The Remedy EP, Something About You. The five-track EP is catchy retro rock like Kiki’s previous EP, Chemical Love; four original songs and a slow-jam cover of “Don’t Change” by INXS. KiKi is remincent of rock chicks like Grace…
Regina Richards went into her secret stash of demos to bring the world her newest EP, If You Go, containing five unheard tracks from the 80’s newly mixed and mastered. I’m guessing Regina’s archival vault has a beaded curtain, is painted neon, and houses totes of hair ties, bangle bracelets and more Aqua Net than…
Chip Pons’ new book, “Dearly Departed” is shadows and spice and everything nice. A tale as old as time, Levi the small-town florist meet cutes and falls in love with local mysterious funeral director Hayden. It’s obviously a fairy tale because who ever heard of gay funeral directors and florists…oh also, Hayden is actually mythical…
To wrap up Pride Month, I wanted to share the new EP Winter’s Over, by one of my favorite trans artists, Miki Ratsula. The overall chill-pop vibe of the EP is positivity and optimism. When winter’s over, it’s time to enjoy and look forward to better times. This fabulous four-track EP offers time to love…
Jules Paymer’s new four-track EP, Trouble, is an evolution in Jules’ songwriting and sound. This EP still has a hard edge and emotional trauma-dump vibe but they’ve matured and it has a feeling of coming out on the brighter side of things. The music is lighter, softer and more pop sounding than anything in Jules’…
Smooth, sexy, and steamy is the vibe of Yehra’s new EP, Inner Feelings. This four-track EP’s going to make your inner feelings want to turn into touchy feelings. The vocals are breathy and the sound is classic romance. Think old school Sophia Loren on the prowl around Rome. There’s no fast tracks here, it’s all…
