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Where the Boys Are: NYC Still Boogies Down
With more than 50 gay bars and a seven-night-a-week fun factor, New York remains the undisputed center of gay life in the United States. But its dance club scene is undergoing a major metamorphosis. Gone are the heady nights of the '90s when a rebellious energy parted the AIDS-crisis gloom and created the chiseled Chelsea boy archetype.
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Top 5 Cities for Gay Nightlife
The beat goes on… and on… and on in these sizzling-hot nightlife cities! You don’t need to sashay south to keep warm this winter: just hit the bars and dance floors at some of the hotspots in our Top 5 cities for gloriously gay nightlife and things will heat up.
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Lady Bunny Gets X-Rated: Talks Drag, Politics & Porn
There are few people more raucously funny or just plain real than the one and only Lady Bunny, whose larger than life persona and even bigger hair have mesmerized gay and straight audiences around the globe for the last two decades. In this chat with GayWired.com, the Lady Bunny discusses last week’s election results, reveals her honest assessment of The View’s Sherri Shepherd and more!
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The Lady Gaga Talks ‘The Fame’
Fame is a thing well known to 22-year-old electropop princess Lady Gaga, who is anything but afraid to sing about what seems to be one of her favorite subjects on her cheekily titled new album. In this exclusive GayWired.com interview Lady Gaga talks the The Fame and reveals her true feelings about Christina Aguilera, the story behind the House of Gaga and what she thinks becomes a gay icon most.
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Celebrity Travelogue: Shiré
You may not yet know about up and coming R&B songstress Shiré, but you may have heard a thing or two about her debut single 'I Used to LovHer,' a track laced with frank lyrical exploration of the intimacy that can exist between women. From singing for the troops in Iraq to her fave omelet joint in Los Angeles, here’s a quick inside look at Shiré's favorite memories, places and things.
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The Return of Britney Spears
We admit it: we took a little pleasure in seeing Britney Spears board the crazy train a few years ago. There was something thrilling about witnessing one of the most famous women in the world not only crumble, but have a full-on head shavin' meltdown. Now, with the release of her new single 'Womanizer,' we're happy to admit we wrong to even consider abandoning the pop princess.
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Celebrity Travelogue: Sylvia Tosun
Not many dance artists performed atop the Great Wall of China alongside Alicia Keys and Cyndi Lauper, but rising dance music phenomenon Sylvia Tosun can lay claim this accomplishment and more. Tosun took a breather to tell GayWired.com about some her favorite spots around the globe, including the ones that have made the most lasting impression on her life and career thus far.
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Big Gay Deal: Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton
From how she first became a ‘Doll’ and the pressure to be a role model that comes along with that designation, to the moment on stage that always makes her laugh and what the Pussycat Dolls have in store for fans with their new album, Melody Thornton charts the path to Doll Domination.
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Shanghai Restoration Project Tells Musical ‘Story of a City’
In this GayWired.com interview, trained classical and jazz pianist Dave Liang opens up about his most recent projects, Instrumentals Day And Night and Story of a City, his historical roots, his East meets West and hip-hop sound, and some of the hidden treasures of Shanghai.
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Celebrity Travelogue: Amanda Palmer
After finding success with the Dresden Dolls, openly bi songstress Amanda Palmer is set to release her first solo album, Who Killed Amanda Palmer. With the album’s release right around the corner, Amanda is gearing up to kick off a promotional tour. But before she hit the road, GayWired.com caught up with the singer for a conversational trek around the world to some of her favorite places.
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Pride Guide: San Francisco Pride
Come on, folks... this is San Francisco. Home of the gay rights movement. And with the city literally turned upside down earlier this year to recreate the Castro in its hey day for the forthcoming biopic Milk (based on 'mayor of Castro Street' Harvey Milk) plus the recent Supreme Court descicion legalizing gay marriage in California, expect the typically political pride to be teeming with gay spirit.
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Lollapalooza 2008 Announces Kanye West and Radiohead Among Headliners
It started in 1991 as a small music gathering intended to reach underground music enthusiasts with performers like Nine Inch Nails, Jane's Addiction and Siouxsie & the Banshees. Now, 17 years later, Lollapalooza has become one of the biggest and most lucrative music festivals in the world, and this week announced the incredible headliners for the 2008 event.
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Schedule for 2008 Telluride Gay Ski Week Announced
Charlie David and Reichen Lehmkuhl will be among the celebrity guests and emcees at the Fifth Annual Telluride Gay Ski Week which takes place Saturday, February 23, 2008 thru March 1, 2008. With returning events like the annual Oscar Night Party and the hi-energy White Night Party as well as a new Mad Hatters Ski Party the 2008 Telluride Gay Ski Week promises to be one of the hottest events on the gay ski/party circuit for the upcoming yer.
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Sydney Mardi Gras 2008 Plans Announced
Plans for Sydney Mardi Gras 2008, one of the most highly anticipated annual events on the gay social circuit, have been announced and they include performances by pop diva Cyndi Lauper and comedienne Margaret Cho who will present the world premiere of her brand new show Beautiful in Australia.
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West Hollywood Carnival Marks 20th Anniversary
Southern California’s friskiest ghouls, goblins, drag queens in training, leather fanatics and basically anyone who has ever loved playing dressing up are all gearing up Los Angeles' second largest event. The annual West Hollywood Halloween Costume Carnival is returning for its 20th year in West Hollywood, California on October 31st, 2007.
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Instinct Magazine and Andrew Christian Inc. Announce Summer Black Out Tour
A seductive shadow of darkness will descend over premiere gay nightclubs across the country this summer as Instinct Magazine and Andrew Christian Inc. present DJ Seth Gold's The Black Out Tour. In each event city, Gold Productions will transform dance floors into underground caves of blackness. The only source of light will be from glow in-the-dark visors and bandanas provided by Andrew Christian, and glow sticks hung from the bodies of club goers.
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The 1st World Outgames Unveil Official Parties Program: Mind, Body & Soul
The 1st World Outgames Montréal 2006, in collaboration with the BBCM Foundation (Bad Boy Club Montréal), has unveiled the program of official Outgames parties. Each of the three parties will be organized according to a theme within the concept “Mind, Body and Soul” and more than 20,000 people are expected to attend.
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Global Groove Tour
Centaur has just announced that an all-new Global Groove Tour will get underway this March, making it the year's largest gay club tour from the nation's #1 gay dance series. Two of America's most popular club DJs, David Knapp and Kimberly S., will be the featured DJs for the 2006 Global Groove Tour, currently planned to visit 30 cities in 6 different countries.
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Spring Break White Party Palm Springs '06
Escape to the ultimate spring break getaway as Jeffrey Sanker presents White Party Palm Springs '06, happening April 14-17, 2006 in Palm Springs, CA. As always, the weekend heats up with world famous pool parties, the Sunset T Dance and incredible entertainment, including Anastacia, Tiffany, Kim English and more.
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Winter Party Festival
Tickets are now on sale for the 2006 Winter Party Festival, one of nation's largest social and party events geared toward the gay community. An estimated 10,000 people are expected to converge on Miami March 1-6 for Winter Party, presented by Bacardi Limón. Now in its 13th year, Winter Party is a 6-day celebration of the social and cultural landscape of Miami.
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