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Towleroad Guide to the Tube: #113

Andy Towle April 9, 2007

SF MAYOR GAVIN NEWSOM: Appeared on The Woody Show on Live105 on Friday and spoke about same-sex marriage. JFK JR.: Here's a bit of a flashback. The … [Read more...] about Towleroad Guide to the Tube: #113

Andy Towle March 29, 2007

Italian bishops cause furor by ordering Catholic legislators to vote against gay rights legislation: "The long-awaited note, issued on Wednesday by … [Read more...] about News: Francis Bacon, Provincetown, Darren Hayes, Blue Whale

Andy Towle February 7, 2007

John Waters talks to the Provincetown Banner about a new CD he has produced that is set to arrive on Valentine's Day. It's described by the paper as … [Read more...] about Music for the Bedroom from John Waters

Andy Towle February 2, 2007

New York magazine's Daily Intelligencer reports that Norman Mailer has cast away his fears of writing about man-on-man action in The Castle in the … [Read more...] about Mailer Crosses Rubicon, Enters Bounteously Endowed Temple

Andy Towle January 3, 2007

A guide to the 50 best webcams in New York City. (via curbed) Jake Shears in Baby New Year diaper dance. 14-year-old boy is youngest ever to … [Read more...] about News: Beefeaters, Provincetown Pirate Cash, Brandon Davis, Dirt

Andy Towle December 4, 2006

Tribute was paid to former Massachusetts congressman Gerry Studds at a memorial service in Boston attended by 300 people including his longtime … [Read more...] about Congressman Gerry Studds Remembered in Boston

Andy Towle November 13, 2006

Behold the glory of Massachusetts as seen from the window of the Space Shuttle Atlantis. This photo was taken by coast guard captain and NASA misson … [Read more...] about From a Distance: Massachusetts from Space

Andy Towle November 9, 2006

60 Minutes newsman Ed Bradley has died at 65 of Leukemia. It's dune shacks vs. McMansions vs. the National Seashore as mega-wealthy housing … [Read more...] about News: Ed Bradley, HIV Origins, David Geffen, McMansions

Andy Towle October 14, 2006

Former U.S. Rep Gerry Studds died early on Saturday. He was 69. Studds had been admitted to the hospital on October 3rd after he collapsed while … [Read more...] about Former Massachusetts Rep. Gerry Studds Dies at 69
Was First Openly Gay Person Elected to Congress

Andy Towle September 25, 2006

Tennessee Williams, whom many assumed to be a self-loathing, conflicted homosexual in the early years of his life (because of writings that contained … [Read more...] about New Tennessee Williams One-Act a Chronicle of Coming Out