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Gypsy Theater Review
At The St. James Theatre, 246 W 44th Street
Review of Cry-Baby
At the Marquis Theatre, 211 W 45th Street
NewFest: The NY LGBT Film Festival
20th Anniversary of NYC's premier LGBT film fest.
Film: Vier Minuten (Four Minutes)
From the moment I began to watch, Vier Minuten had me by the wrists. This German film is the story of Traude Krüger (Monica Bleibtreu), a resigned and bitter older woman teaching piano at a women's prison, and her most unlikely star...
Portishead's new album, 4/29/08
  Portishead’s new album is the soundtrack for danger.     Think back to 1997 for a second. Alanis Morrisette is on her Jagged Little Pill world tour. Tony Blair has just been appointed prime minister of the United Kingdom....
Apples
Review of the new online lesbian series from Spain.
Water Lilies
Review of Water Lilies, a new French film brimming with Sapphic adolescent desire.
Theater Review: Vita and Virginia
Mondays through April 3 at the Zipper Theatre...
Bone Lick Park Restaurant Review
BBQ in Greenwich village...
Album Review: Sia - Some People Have Real Problems
Having recently admitted to having a girlfriend, there's little indie pop singer Sia can do to not catch our eyes and ears with her new record.
Review: Love Does Not Make Me Gentle Or Kind
Chavisa Woods' debut collection of short fiction, Love Does Not Make Me Gentle or Kind. From Fly By Night Press.
Review: The Teahouse Fire
Avery's first novel, a story of 19th century Japan. From Riverhead Books.
I’ll Take Her, Baby!
A review of Idina Menzel's I Stand
Piaf: Love Conquers All - The Soho Playhouse
Yesterday evening, I had the privilege to attend an 8pm performance of Piaf: Love Conquers All at the Soho Playhouse. A one woman-play starring Canadian actress Naomi Emmerson and written by Roger Pearce, Piaf is a truly exquisite and...
Mexico Lindo
Wherever the seat, the restaurant is imbued with a kind of maturity, a sense that its owners have used the years well. For its loving cultivation of genuinely Mexican entrees, Mexico Lindo has earned a lot of love in return, as its many regulars can attest.
Lola Restaurant and Rhythm and Blues Bar
Lola is open for lunch weekdays and dinner nightly. With or without live music, Lola is a beautiful space with exceptional food, and an environment welcoming to all. Go there!
Review: Annie Lennox, Songs of Mass Destruction (Arista)
Review of Annie Lennox's latest album.
Review: Girl In A Coma and Mary Gauthier
Review of Girl In A Coma's latest release "Both Before I'm Gone" and Mary Gauthier's "Between Daylight and Dark"
Erin McKeown: Lafayette
Signature Sounds
Audre Lorde: Sister Outside
Essays and Speeches
Theatre: Legally Blonde: Sweet Nothings and Other Empty Promises
Thain Torres reviews Legally Blonde, writing, "Pleasing to the eye and well intentioned, Legally Blonde is sure to become a tourist favorite and exasperate critics."
Books: Like Son
Laurel Fantauzzo reviews "Like Son" by Felicia Luna Lemus. She calls it a "...an American immigrant history, and a love story, refusing to stay within the boundaries of a single definition."
Music: Revolutions
Alex Davidson reviews a new compilation cd called "Revolutions". Davidson writes, "...if you're looking for a solid sampling of emerging artists from the community, your best bet is a new compilation CD called Revolutions."
Music: Lesbians On Ecstasy: We Know You Know
Laurel Fantauzzo reviews Lesbians On Ecstasy's album "We Know Your Know" and calling it, "...an album bent on making a much maligned genre cool enough for the dance floor."
Cabaret: Spiegelworld
Absinthe, La Vie, Weimar New York; Pier 17 South Street Seaport
Music: Junior Senior
"Can I Get Get Get"
Music: The True Colors Soundtrack
Tommy Boy/Silver Label
TV/Film: Indie Sex
Independent Film Channel
 

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