The last 24 hours have been really odd (not including the unexpected trip to Paris). Yesterday, as I was getting ready to head back up to Park City, I found that I had a flat tire. A very flat tire. At night. In the rain. And the mud. And the cold. And I was supposed [...]
Scissor Sisters
Scissor Sisters perform at Club Suede during the Sundance Film Festival as part of the Queer Lounge music series
I loved these guys. I immediately ran out and bought their album, which has been on repeat in my CD player ever since. And Jake Shears is so F*cking sexy!
Me [...]
First Annual LJ Rabbit’s Hole Day
Sorry I got here so late. Hard to imagine that just yesterday I was at the Sundance Premier of Angel Season 6, rubbing elbows with Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean (who, it turns out, don’t like having their elbows rubbed excessively).
Paris is simply wonderful, although I’ve already had a few [...]
Okay, it’s really late and I should be home watching my tapes of “West Wing” and “Smallville,” but I had to stop by LJ-land and say this while my mind is still reeling a bit…
If you marginally enjoyed Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series, you’re going to want to see Mirrormask. I have to admit I was [...]
Okay, I’m still not finding the time to write up my Sundance reviews (especially since today is premier day for the latest episode of the Angel: Season 6 project that I helped write).
Mutant Existential Scoobies
presents…
"And Everything Nice"
Episode 7 of
Angel: the Series Season6
Premiering at All
Things Philosophical
Wednesday, January 26th
9 pm Eastern/6 pm Pacific
Anyway, I wanted to [...]
The first documentary we made it to was The Education of Shelby Knox directed by Marion Lipschutz and Rose Rosenblatt. The Lubbock, Texas, high school Shelby Knox attends maintains a strict Abstinence Until Married sex education policy, even though the county’s teen pregnancy and STD rates top the chart. We meet the precocious Shelby in [...]
Okay, we’re taking most of today off from the Festival (although we’re heading to two screenings later this evening, followed by the Cake concert). Michael and I were both feeling rather hung over this morning (looooots of free booze at the Queer Lounge Opening Party yesterday) and decided to blow off the panels we were [...]
Hi everyone. I’m checking in from the computer lab at the Queer Lounge. I have much to report, but I should save that for a time when there isn’t a line of people behind me waiting to use the computer. Well, keep watching this space for a picture of myself and Queer As Folk’s Robert [...]
Personal stuff first…
I found out yesterday that I’ve been accepted as a new board member for the GLBT Community Center of Utah. The Center also runs the Utah Gay Pride Festival. I know I just committed myself to a lot of hard work, but I’m excited about this and the ideas I can bring to [...]
Day #1 in Park City was a lot of work. Since the festival didn’t officially start until today, yesterday I was up there in a volunteer capacity. I helped lift and paint things at the Queer Lounge. Michael used to work for a sign/graphics company which was doing some work for QL, so they asked [...]
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