why we’re here: twin cities: a humble little mpls love note from seven and sixty productions and the minnesota culture club.

Learned of Jessie J’s deliciousness from Arjan and thought I’d share her with you. Enjoy!

She was the only revolution born of Egypt more beautiful than the one in the streets today. (Extra Credit: Gigi in Paradisco and Laissez-moi Danser)

If you want an international perspective on the change happening in Egypt, you can watch it live online via Al Jazeera.

This is one of those rare cases I actually think the wet blanket-throwing teeth gnashers at GLAAD have a point. Not only is this clip just plainly not funny, the only punchline I can seem to find is, “hey, isn’t it funny to be transgender.” What do you think?

Carol celebrates her 90th birthday today!

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Wanda wraps up another week with talk of Egypt, Michele Bachmann, her guide to VD, CNN, and of course erections!

Mary Boland, 1882-1965 If you’ve ever come across Mary, it was probably her role as the Countess DeLave in the 1939 classic The Women, uttering something like “Oh, poor creatures. They’ve lost their equilibrium because they’ve lost their faith in love. Oh l’amour, l’amour.”

From the wee bits you can see on the screen it looks like they’re watching some pretty heinous old school leather pr0n… I’m not sure it would lead to much homo wood either…

Remember “Max” from my holiday movie?  His real name is Paul and when he’s not busy being the only gay Brit in our village, he’s helping breathe new life into the wonderful old Loring Theater in downtown Minneapolis.  This month, the theater is hosting a fun film series called “Mimosa Movies.”  They show a camp [...]