Folsom Street Fair marks 21 unchained years. Here's a link to a gallery of photos from last year's fair by my friend Michael Davis. For design … [Read more...] about
Archives for 2004
More signs of the Apocalypse?
Before this week's trip up to Glacier we stopped off at what my parents said is Missoula's first Starbucks. The college town (University of Montana) … [Read more...] about More signs of the Apocalypse?
Heaven’s Peak, Glacier National Park
Back to L.A. this afternoon. More later... … [Read more...] about Heaven’s Peak, Glacier National Park
CA Congressional race heats up: out lesbian Matthews vs. closeted gay hypocrite Dreier. "Her statement makes this the first known time in history an … [Read more...] about
20/20 Discovers Gaydar
ABC's 20/20 asks the preposterous question, "Is there such a thing as Gaydar?" "Can you tell if a man is gay just by looking at him? 20/20 is looking … [Read more...] about 20/20 Discovers Gaydar
Young and Gay – Part II
The WP posted a photo gallery of the series I mentioned in the previous post. As well as Part II of Michael Shackelford's story. … [Read more...] about Young and Gay – Part II
Young and Gay in Oklahoma
The Washington Post today begins a series on being young and gay in rural America. For the first part of the series they followed 17-year-old Michael … [Read more...] about Young and Gay in Oklahoma
Playing with Bears
A college football game is a smorgasbord of testosterone-filled treats. Lines of RVs with tailgate parties, thousands of college boys stinking drunk, … [Read more...] about Playing with Bears
This Bird Has Flown
The creatures of Montana are very open to modeling — especially if they've been rendered senseless by flying into a picture window at 40 mph. Off to … [Read more...] about This Bird Has Flown
Jimmy Swaggart apologizes for statement to congregation: "I've never seen a man in my life I wanted to marry. And I'm going to be blunt and plain: If … [Read more...] about