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September 10, 2014 #251 On the cover: Manny Gomez, winner of Sidelines Sports and Video Bar’s Model Mayhem contest. (Photo by Dennis Dean)

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Still, the first Gay Games throbbed with impact. Founded in 1982 by former (Straight) Olympic decathlete Dr. Tom Waddell – though he was bisexual – they served dual purposes. They showed

Gay Games 9 took Cleveland by storm last month. Oh, and Akron too. Hold your Snickers. Cleveland (and Akron) may not be San Francisco, Vancouver, New York, Amsterdam, Sydney, Chicago or Cologne – previous hosts of what would have been called the “Gay Olympics” had the Straight Olympics not gotten their panties in a bunch three decades ago. So “Gay Olympics” was out, even though the Straight Olympics folks had no problem with other Olympics names, like the Rat Olympics.

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THE OUTFIELD the world that athletes come in all sizes, shapes and sexualities (competition is open to all, regardless of sexual orientation, and there are no qualifying standards). The Gay Games also promote personal growth. For countless men and women, the opportunity to compete with and against other LGBT people – because, face it, not a lot of straight folks are going to be there, whether it’s called the Gay Olympics, Gay Games or Gay Anything Else – marked a turning point in their lives. Some came out simply by traveling to the event. Others were inspired to come out while there. By forming a community around two previously disparate concepts – “gay” and “sport” – the Gay Games represent a transcendent moment in our history and culture. You may be forgiven for thinking that the 2014 Gay Games did not have the impact – or generate the publicity – of previous ones. In a year in which media attention has been lavished on Michael Sam, the first openly gay player drafted by an NFL team (Will he make the St. Louis Rams squad? What was his first workout like? What was post-workout shower like?); former player Billy Bean’s hiring as Major League Baseball’s first “ambassador for inclusion”; and MLB’s belated, posthumous recognition of Glenn Burke’s contribution to the sport (the semi-closeted outfielder’s family was invited to the All-Star game in Minneapolis, where his sad life story was recalled, along with his invention of the high five – who knew?), this year’s Gay Games have seemed like an afterthought. Or, worse, an anachronism. (And if you think Cleveland hasn’t gotten much attention, what about poor Akron? They’re an official host city too.) The situation is a bit different on the shores of Lake Erie. An intriguing array of sponsors signed up. A look at the list shows that a broad swath of society is now willing to put substantial money where their mouths are, in support of diversity, inclusion and good, gay fun. (It should be noted that the Gay Games include not only sports but cultural and social activities: a play called “My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding,” a Big Bloody Mary Brunch, a tour of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and much more. Take that, Straight Olympics!). share with us on guymag.net

One “platinum” sponsor is the Eaton power management company; another is Marriott. Four of the “gold” sponsors are the Cleveland Cavaliers NBA basketball team, Coca-Cola, United Airlines and Wells Fargo Advisors. “Silver” sponsors include the Akron General Medical Center, GE Lighting and Cleveland Indians. On the “bronze” list: Jewish Federation of Cleveland, and the University of Toledo. Oh, yes: The United Church of Christ is a “silver” sponsor too. They’re the first religious denomination to sign on as a major sponsor of the Gay Games. They’re doing so, their website says, “to demonstrate the UCC commitment to inclusion, diversity, justice and human rights.” And even if the Gay Games hasn’t generated huge publicity outside Cleveland (and Akron), a marketing campaign from a local ad agency drew some attention. Created by Brokaw in collaboration with Kalman & Pabst Photo Group, it’s a series of fantastic sports photos. There’s a baseball player making a double play, a football player scoring a touchdown, a runner ready to burst out of the starting blocks. So far, so normal. But Brokaw came up with a powerful title for the campaign: “That’s So Gay.” “We felt that it was time to transform an ugly and ill-received phrase, and repurpose it into something that sheds a positive light on what these athletes work so hard to accomplish,” said Steve McKeown, Brokaw creative director. Then, tying “that’s so gay” in with something else often derided – the Cleveland and Akron metropolitan areas (I know, just check out this column) – McKeown added, “We know people in Northeast Ohio understand the significance of repurposing – as evident by the transformation of the region these last few years.” You can take the Gay Games out of New York, San Francisco and Amsterdam. Cleveland is happy to have them. Akron too. Dan Woog is a journalist, educator, soccer coach and gay activist. His latest book is “We Kick Balls: True Stories from the Youth Soccer Wars.” He can be reached care of this publication or at OutField@qsyndicate.com. theguymag

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BARBRA STREISAND, PARTNERS o Joined by a plethora of esteemed men on Partners, Barbra Streisand duets with one in particular who stands out above the rest: her gay son, Jason Gould. The two share Irving Berlin’s 1932 ballad “How Deep is the Ocean,” a good fit for a gay-son-and-mom moment (the two initially premiered the song in 2012 in Philly). It’s something truly special as their voices build in unison to a soaring climax. That innate dynamic doesn’t mean that the rest of her boys don’t bring it. Babyface lays down his creamy-as-caramel voice on “Evergreen,” making literal on the “one love that is shared by two” declaration; “New York State of Mind” with Billy Joel is spine-tingly (cute, too, as Babs ends the song by inviting Billy for a slice of NYC pizza); and when Josh Groban joins Streisand for “Somewhere,” it’s a match made in vocal heaven. You also can’t go wrong with Michael Bublé’s velvety croon on “It Had to Be You,” a winsome rendition so warm and fuzzy – and with a nice personal touch – you’ll wanna grab someone by the hand and dance in the streets. That romantic sentiment extends to “Love Me Tender,” where Babs resurrects Elvis Presley. Their virtual twosome is indicative of the overarching problem with Partners: It’s stuck in the past. (Its only departure, an unexpected duet with Blake Shelton, is as awkward as you’re imagining it to be right now). Instead of Lionel Richie, John Legend, Stevie Wonder and Andrea Bocelli, how about shaking it up, Babs? Give us a little grit (try Steven Tyler). More old meets new (Justin Timberlake or Bruno Mars, perhaps?) Because as it stands, Partners, though obviously an impeccable vocal showcase, is too predictable to be anything more than redundant schmaltz. Grade: C+

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BANKS, GODDESS o Goddess, the larger-than-life title of Jillian Banks’ debut album, isn’t much of an understatement. Anyone who’s been following the 26-year-old’s steady rise to stardom since she released two EPs last year knows she’s destined to take that throne. Long before dropping this trance-y throng of brooding feels – sentiments draped atop a goth fusion of fuzz, keyboard punches and pulsating bass (think James Blake meets Feist) – everyone had their eye on this mysterious Los Angeles wunderkind. And for good reason. Goddess is a slow burner – but once it clicks, it consumes. Creeping up on you, “The Waiting Game” builds on a murmured vocal loop with a whirling synthesis of drone-y sounds. Just as you’re caught up in its hypnotic reverb, it ends abruptly. All of its air sucked out, you’re left as breathless as its coda. “Brain” is folk music from the future. Sexy and soulful, and with a shadowy aura that eventually owns every piece of your being, it inspires a fugue state. With inklings of Lauryn Hill and Erykah Badu present in Banks’ celestial, R&B-inspired singing, the album’s urban edge incites sophisticated simplicity and a lingering evocativeness. “Beggin for Thread,” for instance, is an example of how you do dark for the masses (in the age of Lorde, the song should already be a big hit). And with it, it’s clear Banks won’t have to do much begging. If you’re not already praising this Goddess, you will be. Grade: B+ theguymag

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SPOON, THEY WANT MY SOUL o For the last 20 years, the fellas of Austin band Spoon have turned rock inside out. They’re at it again with their genre-busting eighth outing. A conduit for their hooky strums, offbeat quirks and spirited meanders, They Want My Soul harnesses the classic sensibility of the Stones and AC/DC, meandering with its own set of impulses and a no-rules mentality. “I Just Don’t Understand” jangles with guitar, eventually breaking into piano-bar mode, and “Outlier” dances around with an exhilarating spirit. They Want My Soul is newly released but already sounds like a classic. FKA TWIGS, LP1 o Don’t let FKA Twigs intimidate you. Pioneering R&B’s future with her progressive full-length debut, the English innovator turns the genre on its head with techie effects from the next generation. If that makes Twigs sound intense, it’s because she is. Listen to “Lights On” and try not to wander into space along with it. An anomaly set on an ambitious vision, using glitch, grime and her galaxy-reaching falsetto to work up a sexed-up fantasia, LP1 tests the outer limits in a way that forces you to stick around. Chris Azzopardi is the editor of Q Syndicate, the international LGBT wire service. Reach him via his website at www.chrisazzopardi.com.

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THE WEEK Demi Lovato (photo by S. Bukley)

Beer, Tea, and Fancy Food BY

PATRICK ROBERT

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Tierney Sutton o The legendary singer and artist Joni Mitchell influenced the music industry in unimaginable ways. Her album “Blue” ranks among the greatest pieces of music ever recorded. Tierney Sutton, a Grammy-nominated jazz-fest favorite presents an intimate, jazz-inspired re-imagining of Joni Mitchell’s legacy. The night (and Tierney’s own album) is titled “After Blue,” a nod to classic album. Sutton will perform Jazz style renditions of Mitchell’s work. A prominent musician in her own right, Sutton has headlined at the Hollywood Bowl, Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and Jazz at Lincoln Center. 7:00 p.m. Jazziz Nightlife. 201 Plaza Real. Boca Raton. 33432.

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9/12

Erasure o English synth-pop duo Erasure has maintained a respectable career for almost thirty years. They gained prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s with a series of top 20 hits: “A Little Respect,” “Chains of Love,” and “Always.” Although most popular in native UK (and South America), Erasure has a solid fan base in the United States, particularly among the LGBT community. Openly gay lead singer Andy Bell is considered a gay icon, coming out in a less accepting time period. Their newest album, “The Violet Flame,” highlights their rich synthesizer backdrops and up-tempo dance beats. It releases on September 22nd. 8:30 p.m. The Fillmore Miami Beach. 1700 Washington Ave. Miami Beach. 33139.

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THE WEEK Haute Tea o The Young Society of Love and Hope will host their 3rd annual “Haute Tea” at the St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort. This unique event brings women together while increasing awareness about diabetes and the work of the Diabetes Research Institute. This afternoon tea’s most important element is the intricate and dramatic hats guest are encouraged to wear. This year’s event will also feature Jason Jackson, television host and courtside reporter for the Miami Heat, to serve as the live auctioneer. Lunch and champagne will be served, items will be auctioned, and, of course, prizes will be awarded to the best hats. 11:30 a.m. St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort. 9703 Collins Ave. Bal Harbour. 33154.

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Las Olas Food Tour o Most of the best restaurants in Fort Lauderdale lie on classy Las Olas Boulevard. This food tour helps participants enjoy many of them all in one shot. Come taste the different dishes at the most popular restaurants in gourmet shops on Las Olas. Fort Lauderdale is known for its blending of Caribbean and European cuisine, and on this tour guests can learn more about the unique Floribbean fare. New facts will be learned, new faces met, and an explosion of flavor experienced. The tour’s five stops are similar to a five-course meal, with everything from olive oil and winetastings to charcuterie and Caribbean cuisine. The tour is available for vegetarians but not gluten-free or vegan diets. The price is $79 per person. 12:00 p.m. Downtown Fort Lauderdale. 1314 E. Las Olas Blvd, Suite 1106. Fort Lauderdale. 33301.

Christian Howes o Christian Howes is considered one of the top violinists in the country, having been acclaimed by the international jazz community. He has had artistic collaborations with Les Paul and Greg Osby and been nominated for “Violinst of the Year” by the Jazz Journalists Association and named the top rising star of 2011 in the Downbeat Critics’ Poll. He also is an associate professor at Berklee College of Music. His share with us on guymag.net

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THE WEEK accolades prove his immense talent, which will be on display tonight in Delray Beach. 8:00 p.m. Arts Garage. 180 NE First St. Delray Beach. 33444.

Courage Under Fire (9/16)

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_________________ Sunday 9/14 Demi Lovato o “That 70s Show” star Wilmer Valderrama’s on-again, off-again main squeeze Demi Lovato will be performing at the American Airlines Arena tonight. A former Disney star and devout Christian, Lovato is also known for her battles with eating disorders and her outspoken beliefs in favor of gay marriage. She is quite savvy with social media publicity, creating a frenzy earlier this year on the one-year anniversary of the release of her album “Demi,” with her #DEMIVERSARY campaign. Christina Perri and MKTO will open. 7:00 p.m. American Airlines Arena. 601 Biscayne Blvd. Miami. 33132.

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9/15

Basement Open Jams o As “America’s Next Talent” proves, self-expression takes courage. Only the bravest comedians and entertainers fully share their opinions and secret human talents. Guests are invited to muster up their own courage when Dada hosts Basement Open Jams on Mondays. This open-mic night is one where all forms of entertainment are welcomed. Dada is a hip, creative restaurant, providing the perfect setting for an array of talented performers. Perfect your routine; then show it off tonight in Delray Beach. 10:00 p.m. Dada Restaurant and Lounge. 52 N. Swinton Ave. Delray Beach. 33444.

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9/16

Courage Under Fire: 120 Years of Fire Rescue o Firefighters are known for two important things: being incredibly sexy and saving the lives

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of civilians. Both of these traits are heroic, in their own regard. West Palm Beach’s fire department has been active for 120 years. For many years, they were the only fire department in Palm Beach County. A new special exhibition at the Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum examines the history of the fire department with iconic images, artifacts, and hands on, interactive activities. 10:00 a.m. Richard and Pat Johnson Palm Beach County History Museum. 300 North Dixie Highway. West Palm Beach. 33401.

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Beer Bingo o Anything with beer added can be pretty awesome, even something as notoriously cheesy as bingo. Hipster enclave and craft beer spot Riverside Market hosts a Beer Bingo in which these two seemingly contrasting activities are brought together for a fun night of luck and inebriation. The first card costs five bucks with each additional card costing two dollars. Riverside Market also enjoys a vast array of craft beer selection along with interesting menu options. Cheaply priced pizzas, sandwiches, and salads are offered. 7:00 p.m. Riverside Market. 608 SW 12th Ave. Fort Lauderdale. 33312.

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If you watch Brian Fender’s dick doc short “Dick: The Documentary” (Isotope) expecting to be aroused or to find some previously unexplored erotic portal, you’ll be as disappointed as that time you saw “Puppetry of the Penis.” Instead, approach it as an experience of enlightenment. Interviewees, described as “Craigslist subjects and participants,” spanning an age range from the 20s to the 70s, go through various stages of undress as the interview process progresses. They respond to questions about naming their penis, their first consciousness of having a penis, masturbation, erections, measurement, how their penis reflects on them as a person and, ultimately, loss of function. The faceless participants (faces are obscured when the camera comes in contact with them) run the gamut from gay to straight, cut to uncut, long to short, and pierced. One interview

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subject describes the penis as “brilliant technology,” a statement that is hard to dispute. Some of the stories are difficult. Thirty-one year old Jeremiah, for instance, who is massively endowed, has a fit body and identifies as gay, tells of being molested by a man in a library. Tim, 49, who is considerably less endowed, is also gay and has been with his partner for 28 years. “Dick: The Documentary” is less a measure of a man than how a man takes measure of himself. The 48-minute “Dick: The Documentary” premieres Sept. 12 exclusively online, at IndiePixFilms.com/D**kDocumentary. “Test” (Wolfe), the second full-length feature by Chris Mason Johnson, delivers on the promise of his first film, 2008’s “The New Twenty.” “Test” is set in San Francisco in 1985, during what is considered to be the “early years of AIDS,” at the time of the development of the first blood test for the AIDS virus. Naïve but sexy Frankie (newcomer Scott theguymag

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A long time in the making (no thanks to Barbra Streisand), the Emmy Award-winning movie adaptation of Larry Kramer’s difficult and devastating “The Normal Heart” (HBO Films) bows on DVD + Digital HD. The film opens in 1981 with the arrival, at the dock, of a boat to Fire Island Pines, followed soon after by the touchstone of the New York Times article about a rare cancer in homosexuals. Writer Ned (Mark Ruffalo), a semi-autobiographical character based on Kramer, his hot boyfriend Felix (Matt Bomer), closeted ex-marine/current financial guy Bruce (Taylor Kitsch, who is hereby forgiven for all of his past bad acting choices), Gay Men’s Health Crisis executive director Tommy (a brilliant Jim Parsons), and others navigate the frontlines of the battlefield. Meanwhile, the casualties continue to mount as these brave and brash men find ways to make their voices heard. “The Normal Heart” beats hard, loud and fast. Director Ryan Murphy holds his own here, even pulling some of his own trademark visual tricks out of his hat. He gets exceptional performances out of a well-intentioned, but miscast, Julia Roberts as AIDS research Dr. Emma Brookner. Additionally, Joe Mantello, as Ned’s friend Micky, and the aforementioned Kitsch, Bomer, Parsons, and, of course, Ruffalo deliver career-high performances. To his credit, Murphy also doesn’t shy away from the sex, some of which is depicted graphically, a necessary component of the story. As with HBO’s award-winning adaptation of Tony Kushner’s “Angels In America,” “The Normal Heart” found its audience in people’s homes, not in movie theaters. That’s probably best as “The Normal Heart” is a not-a-dry-eyein-the-house production. What queen wants to be seen leaving a movie theater with bloodshot eyes, tear-stained cheeks and a runny nose anyway? DVD special features include “How To Start A War,” a featurette about the true inspiration behind the film, including interviews with Kramer, Ruffalo, Roberts and others. theguymag

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A few issues ago, we discussed how to avoid hotel fees. With airlines charging extra for just about everything now (“Oh, you wanted to ride inside the plane? That will be $50 extra”), it’s even more important to keep an eye on the little extras that add up. When comparing airfares, keep those extra fees in mind. It may make what appears to be a bargain more costly than standard fares on another line. Southwest still allows two free checked bags; JetBlue permits one. If you’re going on a long trip, that free baggage check may make a difference. See the sidebar for a list of baggage fees charged by the major air carriers. Also, keep in mind the

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weight limit for bags. It’s usually 50 lbs. and the costs for overage are significant, sometimes as much as $50 if even just a single pound over. I had a friend who dumped a bunch of t-shirts in the garbage rather than pay the weight charges. An easier way to deal with the situation is to hand the person checking in the luggage a tip. It’s amazing how a sawbuck or ten-spot can lighten a load. If you’re worried about excess baggage or carryon charges, why not wear your extra items instead of cramming them into your suitcase? There are some fantastic products on the market

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that make carrying a few extra items on board a snap. These new garments, sometimes called “wearable luggage” or “luggage jackets” are essentially clothes with lots of pockets allowing you to “wear” many of your belongings. You’ll never win a fashion competition wearing one of these, but you only need to wear them as you board the plane. Airlines don’t count an article of clothing that you’re wearing as luggage. Hand the agent your boarding pass and saunter down the jetway. Once you’re on the plane, take off the jacket and store it in the overhead. Mission accomplished. The Rufus Roo Luggage Jacket ($49 on Amazon or from www.rufusroo.com) has four large, deep pockets, and two smaller ones, which can easily handle a weekend’s worth of clothes, plus a laptop, books and toiletries. Although downright ugly, it gets the job done, and as the lowest priced of these types of garments, pays for itself after just one use. Jaktogo’s convertible design allows it to work as a shoulder bag as walk through the airport. Once you get ready to board, it unfolds into a jacket with 14 pockets in total. It’s a bit pricier than the Rufus Roo ($199 in poly, $239 in denim, $359 in leather) but better

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