At an hour marked only by clouds and available light, Herring Cove Beach is the launch point for a quiet pilgrimage over a serene, amphibious … [Read more...] about 4:33 at Herring Cove Beach, Provincetown
Archives for 2004
Where's the beef? Where Al Pacino once cruised: Lamenting the loss of Manhattan's suddenly gentrified meatpacking district. Even the cows are mad. … [Read more...] about
"What's the matter with right and wrong? Talk about right and wrong. It's either right or wrong. There's no in-between. And I'm not going to change, … [Read more...] about
In Heavy Rotation V.8
1. "Lola's Theme" (Prydz, Westar, and Calderone Mixes) — Shapeshifters I've mentioned this European smash before, but these latest mixes are stellar. … [Read more...] about In Heavy Rotation V.8
Ever wonder why certain colors are "in" one season and "out" the next? Why the sudden clamoring for brightly colored polo shirts? Here's a revealing … [Read more...] about
Hector
Like I said, Provincetown is full of every imaginable kind of character, and most of them are a bit rough around the edges. Here's one that Matty and … [Read more...] about Hector
Return to the Land of Sin
Here's something I happened upon tonight that further impressed upon me (if that's possible) that Provincetown is a melting pot for every kind of … [Read more...] about Return to the Land of Sin
“First of all, to be clear [regarding gay marriage] that people should be free to enter into their relationships that they choose. And, secondly, to … [Read more...] about
Health spa opening in November in Tucson to be nation's first tailored to gay customers. New image takes the outrage out of Abercrombie. … [Read more...] about
Football Hero
I've mentioned the painter Ross Watson before but it's always a pleasure for me to see new work come into focus. He's recently completed the above … [Read more...] about Football Hero