Camp Archive: Arts & Entertainment

• The Camp 10 - Milton W. Wendland
• Exploitation and the American Dream
• Unicorn Offers a Strong ‘Asher Lev’
• Offering Pieces of Gay Pop Culture
• The Camp 10 - Casey Simmons and Sloane Simmons
• A Look at ‘Wicked’ Composer’s Life and Creativity
• KC Rep Helps Stripped-Down ‘Carousel’ Come Around Again
• The Unicorn Presents "Good People"
• The Camp 10 - Scott Criqui
• Wise Kids’ Explores That Moment Just Before College
• These Two CDs Feature Voices of Experience
• KC Rep Brings Life to ‘Death’
• A Friendship Unfolds in ‘BlackTop Sky’ at the Unicorn
• ‘If You Want to Have a Family — Make it Happen!’
• Together in Acting, Life — and Writing
• A Nosy Landlady? Jockstraps? It’s All Here
• ‘I Hope This Inspires Aspirations’
• Two Missionaries’ Journey of Discovery
• Televangelism Goes Extreme in ‘Soul Collector’
• Back on Stage in Kansas City
• The Unicorn Inspects Christmas
• His Romantic Conundrum: Father or Son?
• An Awards Show With Lots of Music
• Special December 2 screening of "The Guilt Trip"
• ‘Irma Vep’ Brings Serious Comedy to the Rep By Paul Donovan
• Musicality - No Doubt, Cher Lloyd, Mika & Esperanza Spalding
• A Little In-Your-Face History
• Actor's Happy to Work 'Andrew Jackson' Into His schedule
• The Stories Behind Grenadina
• Jason Stuart: Out Since 1993
• A Man Finds His Own Pack in ‘Queerwolf’
• ‘Pippin’ Has Plenty of Pep
• The Unicorn’s Raucous and Profane ‘Motherf**ker’ Explores Morality
• Welcome to the MGRA Rodeo!
• The Rodeo Life - Robin Cagle
• The Rodeo Life - Kelly Peebles
• ‘La-La Land’ Tells the Tale of a Gay Porn Star
• A Show That’s Upfront About Sexuality
• ‘Private Romeo’ Reimagines the Classic Tale
• Help Us Make Locally Inspired Films
• Four Films Receive Special Honors
• Help Pick the Winning Film
• Star of Men to Kiss Had a Second Role, Too
• ‘Elliot Loves’ Director to Appear at Screening
• Welcome to New York’ is a welcome and funny treat
• Sweetness: Adam Tyler Embraces Pop
• A Maori Tale of Coming Out
• Three Friends and a High-Def Camera
• Relaxation at Magnetic Valley Resort
• Rapture’ at the Unicorn Deserves Your Full Attention
• KC Gay Film Fest Reaching Out
• Pride Month Programming on KCPT
• The Many Wigs of Daisy Bucket
• Greta Rubens Wants to Keep Faces Happy
• Appearing Around Town During Pride Weekend
• This ‘Little Shop’ Remembers the Human Touches
• Flashy dance show ‘Burn the Floor’ to play Kauffman Center
• The Unicorn Stands Still
• Book Review - Drift: The Unmooring of American Military Power
• Two Brothers’ Quest to Land Dolly Parton
• The Unicorn is Hungry
• Grand Opening: Turning on the Lights for Like Me
• Kansas City Chef Writes ‘Practically Raw’ Cookbook
• Daniel Skelton Opens Up About ‘Eating Out 5’
• Ronnie Kroell Strives to Be a ‘Supermodel’ of Compassion
• Carol Channing's Patriotic Cause: Arts in Schools
• TV? Check. Film? Check. Stage? Check.
• It Takes a Family
• The Words of Jesse Archer
• Betty White and Luciana Join Forces for Video: ‘I’m Still Hot’
• Seeing ‘Red’ at the Unicorn
• It’s Time to Cowboy Up
• Dr. Christmas Decks the Halls for Celebrity Clients
• Mixologists for Music and Visuals
• A Chef’s Life, Seasoned With Compassion
• David Wayne Reed and Crew Roar Back Onstage for a Sequel
• In Lux, Kansas City Gets a Shiny New Dance Club
• New Reality Show Features a ‘Fab’ Team of 3
• Health and Fitness - The Grass Is Green Enough, Wherever You Are
• Pride Entertainers - Local Rocker Kristie Stremel to Take the Stage at Pride
• Pride Entertainers - Chely Wright
• Pride Entertainers - Wynter Gordon
• Pride Entertainers - The Beautiful Bodies
• Pride Entertainers - DJ Jerry Griffith
• Pride Entertainers - ANT
• Remembering Doric Wilson
• Remembering Doric Wilson
• A Film Company Tackles Tough Questions
• 3-D Effects Make the Difference in �Thor�
• Castro Movie Nights Plans a Special Mother’s Day Screening
• Matthew Morrison: As Gay As He Gets
• The Unicorn is Ruined
• 'West Side Story' Comes to K.C.
• Queens
• From a Dynamic Theater Duo, a New Company and Show
• Scandal! Celebrities! Gay Divorce!
• 'Two Jews' Can Teach Us a Few Things
• 'In Trousers' Illuminates the Agonies of Coming Out
• Once Again, Sandy Kay Steps into Judy Garland’s Shoes
• Marc Wolf Looks at the DADT Debate Through Personal Stories
• �Shrek� Cast Contributes a Video for Youth Project
• The Many Scams of "I Love You Phillip Morris"
• Oz Gets Started in the Northland
• Leading Ladies of the Dance Floor
• Megee to Deck the Holiday Stage With Hometown Hollywood Diva
• Joan Crawford: From Kansas City Girl to Hollywood Legend
• Cheril Vendetti Combines Cooking and Comedy
• Miriam Nelson Shares Memories of Broadway's Golden Age
• Simply Cher
• He-Man Herman: Scott's Winter Workout Tips
• 2010: A Queer Year to Remember
• Cloris Leachman: 'I'm Sitting Here Stark Naked!'
• The 'A' Gay
• Ring Around the Josie
• Lyric Opera of K.C. Enters New Territory with 'Norma'
• Confessions of a Prairie Bitch
• The Camp 10 - Clint Hylton
• Unicorn Opens Big with ‘[title of show]’
• A Nightlife Career Moves to Sidekicks Saloon
• SpeakOut - We Must Prevent a G.O.P. Takeover
• MGRA Rodeo Schedule, Directions and Free Bus Schedule
• BookWorm - “The Bucolic Plague: How Two Manhattanites Became Gentlemen Farmers” by Josh Kilmer-Purcell
• For a Laugh, Invite Home ‘The Mothers-in-Law’ on DVD
• Jake Shears Works Hard
• As a Musical, ‘Eating Raoul’ Goes Down Easier
• Fringe Festival Features a Familiar Director
• Divas Las Vegas
• Sex and the City 2 -- It’s Fabulous Fun!
• He Created the Rainbow Flag, and He Didn’t Stop There
• AIDS Memorial Quilt Dinner with Special Guest, Nhojj.
• Pride 2010 Royalty Court
• Who’s Onstage: The 2010 Pride Festival Entertainers
• Spotlight Swinging His Way
• New Theater Piece Explores ‘The State of Marriage’
• ‘House of Versace: The Untold Story of Genius, Murder and Survival’
• TV’s ‘Makeover Messiah’ Makes His Own Kind Of Music
• Sarah McLachlan's Re-Surfacing
• Catch 'Her Hair' Before It Goes
• Vickie Shaw: The Unlikely Lesbian
• New Unicorn Show Goes to the Beauty Shop
• Melissa Etheridge: Fierce and Fearless
• Chorus Line’ Role Has Been Actor’s Favorite
• Theater All-Stars Unite for a Side-Splitting Show
• Another Paul Rudnick Show Takes the Spotlight
• “Do Unto Others” Mood Still Eludes Me
• 'Party Animals' Dishes About Producer
• Jeffrey Sanker: The Man Behind the White Party
• Hurry to See
• Take a Visit to Grey Gardens
• ‘Say You Love Satan,’ a Bizarre Valentine’s Treat, Plays the Off Center Theater
• On the Road With ‘Young Frankenstein’
• Try These Two Artists for Valentine's Day
• Flower Power
• ‘Biggest Loser’ Vs. Our Own Weight Loss
• Ladies, Start Your Engines!
• As Little Edie and Big Edie, Cathy Barnett Steps into 'Grey Gardens'
• f to the Y to the I - A Fruitful 2009
• Kansas City Rep Going 'Around the World in 80 Days'
• Use These Five Little Words to Improve 2010
• LGBT Disabled Peer Support Group to Meet Monthly
• Ask Francine - And for all this, I am not thankful
• Four Freedoms Democratic Club Endorced Candidates
• Kansas City PRIDE Democratic Club Endorsement List
• Heartland Men's Chorus goes from serious and sublime to outrageous and nutty in "Fruitcake"
• 'Bells are Ringing' for the Kansas City Women's Chorus
• Farragut North Takes a Witty Look Inside a Campaign
• Making the Yuletide 'Nellie' with Alison Arngrim
• Paula Poundstone's Comedic Wedge
• Wickedly Delightful
• f to the Y to the I - Activities in the KC Hood for You and Yours
• If Walls Could Talk
• Mink Stole: More Than Just a Pretty Bit of Fluff
• Out of Town - Palm Springs, California
• 'Mental,' an Exercise for Your Funny Bone and Your Heart
• Cronkite on Gay Issues. A Philadelphia publisher reveals this 1996 interview after the anchorman's death.
• It's Not Just the Food. Community is key to the resilience of Sharp's and Cafe Trio
• Gay Pimp Phones Homo. Jonny
• What's Next for These Real Estate Agents?
• Catching Up With Cowboy Todd Tramp
• Teeny Buckingham: A city girl uses her athleticism on the rodeo circuit
• Rocky Kuhn: His life blends rodeo, ranching and a graphics business.
• Ask Francine - Stop Whining So I Can Lead You Back to the Closet
• Tarantino�s �Inglourious� Alternate History
• Party Groove: Pride 09
• Popular Artists Give Away Music
• Margaret Cho, a Stand-Up Kind of Girl
• F to the Y to the I - First We Fast, and Then - Soup!
• Spencer Brown Adds to His Bouquet of Roles
• Ask Francine - Death, Exorcisms, Riots -- and My Shining Beauty
• Go Bo!, Colt Model Bo Dixon Competes for Body Building Title
• Featured on Film Festival's Screen: Big Themes and Big Laughs
• Fears for Queers: A Little Humor and Some Nihilism
• 'Every Little Step' Turns the Spotlight Behind the Scenes
• 'Rush'-ing Toward Success: An Interview with Matthew Rush
• Andreas Fault-less: An Interview With 'Seismically' Talented Director, Casper Andreas
• Ask Francine - Beauty Is in the Eyes of...Me, Of Course!
• To Our 31st Pride Festival Visitors
• Dear Fellow Community Members
• KC Pride Events and Festival Information
• Kristine W entertains at Kansas City Gay Pride on June 7.
• Kat DeLuna entertains at Kansas City Gay Pride on June 6
• Crystal Waters entertains at Kansas City Pride StreetBlast on June 5
• Eric Himan entertains at Kansas City Gay Pride on June 7
• Jes entertains at Kansas City Pride StreetBlast on June 5
• Wendy Ho entertains at Kansas City Gay Pride on June 6
• Amuka entertains at Kansas City Gay Pride on June 6
• Thelma Houston entertains at St. Louis Pride 2009 on June 27
• Grand Marshals of St. Louis Pride 2009 - Jann and Bonnie
• Sandra Bernhard entertains at St. Louis Pride on June 28
• St. Louis Pride 09 Education Schedule
• Going Gaga
• Theater Fills Her Days and Nights
• "Bare" Exposes a Secret Side of Teens
• Charlie David: On Top of His Game
• Jason Ricci Bringing His Blues Harmonica Magic to K.C.
• Beat Box - 2009's Best Thumpin' & Bumpin' Summer Dance Tracks
• No Mystery About it, Chad Allen is a Case Study in Pride
• Their Story - A Non-Churchgoer Shows His Spiritual Side in First Novel
• No Time Like Springtime To Get Your Bike On!
• Unicorn Offers a Clean House
• Ask Francine - Papa-Pope and His Plan to Pop into the News
• Out of Town - Reno and Lake Tahoe
• Cocktail Chatter: Bar-havioral Problems
• Hear Me Out - Lily Allen, Annie Lennox
• Playwright Grateful for His Kansas Roots
• Rufus Wainwright, Intimately
• More Than Just Another Gay 'Three-quel'
• K.C. - China Connections, A concert by Chanticleer and the Shanghai Quartet on Jan. 17 will feature music by UMKC's Chen Yi.
• TV Writer Clicks Over to Online Drama. Susan Miller Helped Create
• Now Playing - Movie Reviews
• Hot Hits for Those Cold Nights
• Moments With Michael Jackson: Never Can Say Goodbye
• The Pride of Argentina. Gay Pride, South America Style!
• Ringing in the New Year, Gay Notables Reflect on 2008
• "Travel Writers Have to Be Sensual Writers If They're Good"
• 'Milk’ Tells the Story of a Hero for Human Rights, Sean Penn flawlessly portrays the openly gay San Francisco official.
• The Day The Earth Stood Still IMAX movie promo
• Sight & Sound
• 'Project Runway' Finalist Writes Insider Guide to Fashion
• 'Sister Mary' Sweeps Unicorn Audiences Back to School
• Miracle at Spencer Theatre, At the KC Rep "Christmas Carol" displays its poignant power.
• Out Screenwriter Brings “Milk” Biopic to the Big Screen
• Media Reviews
• We Asked. They Told.
• To Dream the American Dream - A Review of August Wilson’s ‘Radio Golf’
• A Resemblance Leads to His Discovery of 'Noah's Arc'
• Media Reviews
• Book Review - How to Help Children Along the Transgender Journey
• Out of Town - Weekending in Washington, D.C.
• Gay History Project - Interview with Elton John
• Sweet and Sour Gershwin at Quality Hill
• The drawings of Joe Phillips
• Just in Time for Halloween: Horror Favorites for the Screen
• Music and Film Reviews
• Trick-or-Treating Eureka-Style
• Hey Buckle Down! It's Time to Learn About K.C.'s Leather Community
• A Beloved Duchess, a Chilly Duke, and a Twisted Love Triangle
• Ask Francine - Now That I Have Your Attention: Sammy Must Win
• When a Drag Queen Is Born … Boaz Stark’s book offers 700 ideas about what to name her. (Apocalypstic, anyone?)
• Reviews
• Brian Nolan Sinks His Teeth Into Second Season of "Lair"
• LGBT Survey Needs Your Response
• Ask Francine- The Moral War and the Republican's Victory
• Inspired by Katrina, 'Rising Water' Circles Around the Issues It Raises
• A Shining Cast Tells an Age-Old Story in "Women"
• Three Ways an HIV-Positive Trainer Boosts Own Health
• Menopause Turns Madcap in This Musical
• Ask Francine - Summertime, and the Clothing Is Optional
• What LGBT Choruses Teach And What They Are Learning
• Ask Francine - Overwhelmed, I Hand the Keyboard to Jay-Jay
• Pride Here and Pride There
• 'Clone Wars' is Animated, But It's Not Kid Stuff
• Zoey Awards Will Bring Back Community Recognition and Benefit MGRA
• Out of Town - Laguna Beach, California
• Bookmarks
• Celebrate Holiday - Debby Holiday Releases New Summer Anthem
• 'Pretty George,' a Gay Man and a Longtime Friend
• Mrs. White Tells How Life Was in Kansas City Back in Her Day
• Popping With Talent, Two Veterans Salute Patsy Cline
• On a Mission With Mary Kay (And You Thought She Was No Longer With Us!)
• Dalee Henderson,
• She Challenges Society's Perceptions Again - Interview with Nichelle Nichols.
• Ask Francine - How to Endure the Pain - -and That Ringing
• Traveling In Our Fabulous World -A Second Look at West Hollywood
• The F Word, Pop Artists Celebrate "Faggot"
• now Playing - Movie Reviews
• Del Shores Reveals More 'Sordid Lives' in New TV Series
• Rue McClanahan to Debut as New 'Sordid' Character
• Creating the Crossroads - The Crossroads Ballet Festival will be July 11-12 at the Spencer Theatre
• Ask Francine - Golf and the Horror of Gay Marriage
• As Family Memories and Society's Ills Are Dissected, Mom's There Onstage
• Hooray for West Hollywood!
• Now Playing - Movie Reviews
• Out of Town - Fire Island versus Provincetown
• Two Trainers Share the Drama of 'Work Out'
• Past Out - What was the Lawrence v. Texas Supreme Court Decision?
• Historic Elms Resort Plans LGBT Weekend
• Ask Francine - All About My Floral-Scented Aura
• Out Of Town-Nashville, Tennessee
• Traveling In Our Fabulous World -Arizona B&B's Guests Use Dirt Road - or a Helicopter
• Ask Francine - Rainbow Hues? Have You Lost Your Color Sense?
• Suck It Up Sissy - Of Baldness, Belts and Behinds
• In (Very) Pre-Suburban Johnson County, Could This Have Been a Gay Visitor?
• Superfit!
• Book Review - Jordan's Addiction Struggles Play a Role in 'Pink Carpet'
• Leslie Jordan Shares Hopes for Book (and What Happened to That Emmy)
• Ask Francine - Time Forgot Manilow's Face, and It's Unnerving
• Traveling in Our Fabulous World - Get Ready to Go to Springfield, Mo. (Yes, Really!)
• 'Faith Healer' Gets Lost in Ambiguity
• Suck It Up Sissy - Problems? We Have Solutions, With Loving Concern
• "I Was Born to Be a Female Impersonator", Christopher Peterson - and His Divas - to Perform With Heartland Men's Chorus
• Ask Francine - Amid April's Whirl of Events, a Solemn Pause
• Out of Town - Baltimore, Maryland
• The Reappearance of Scott Heim
• Author Christopher Rice Draws Crowd to Library
• A Send-Up of Broadway Musicals Moves Quickly, With Lots of Laughs
• Ask Francine - For Easter (at Least!), Do as I Do
• Try Reno for Its Ease and Friendliness
• Where to Eat and Stay in New Orleans
• Book Marks - March 28
• The Macho Mask - Gay Therapist Speaks Out Against Homo-Negativity
• Talented Students Game the Casino in ?21?
• An Exquisite Cast and Plenty of Laughs in ?Love you?
• Ask Francine - An E-Mail Slaps Me Back to My Senses
• Deep Inside Hollywood - March 14
• Presenting a Swinging Sound for the Season Finale
• ?Cats? Tour to Pounce on Carlsen Center
• ?Hedwig? Still Fits for Eubank and Van Pelt
• Unicorn?s ?Little Dog? Explores Gay Hollywood
• A Spin Gone Wrong: Bring On the Zamboni
• Book Marks
• BeatBox
• Bus Tours Can Make Trips Easier
• CampBiz - February 29
• Collaborative ?Exile?, The Men?s Choruses of Kansas City and Wichita Will Unite to Sing in Each City
• The Cast Is All Women, But 'Desire' is Universal
• Ask Francine - Love, Loss and Sentimental Hearts
• A Frank and Hilarious Account of Author's Life
• Starring in "Fool's Gold": Treasure, Romantic Chemistry - and Those Pecs!
• It's More than a Show, Actor's Role in Touring "Wedding Singer" to Bring Him Home for a Visit
• Ask Francine - The Czars Who Rule Over Me and This Filth
• Gays Love Kristine W - Diva is still The Boss of the Dance Floor
• A Star is Reborn - Van Pelt IS Hedwig Once Again
• Unicorn's 'House' Raises Racial Questions For All
• A Joyous Tribute to Irving Berlin
• Girlyman Bringing its High-Energy Folk Pop to K.C.
• Traveling In Our Fabulous World - 12 Cities Close Enough for Quick Getaways
• Heigl, the Rising Star, Has 'It' in '27 Dresses'
• Ask Francine - The First Step in Transforming the Gays: Reading My Diary
• Documentary?s Spotlight Shines on Local Female Impersonator Carl Glorioso
• Traveling in Our Fabulous World - From Gracious Hosts to Bad Adventures
• Groups Plan AIDS Fund-Raisers, Many of them will have holiday flair.
• Mr.
• Mr.
• Out of Town - Cape Town, South Africa
• 2008, as Foretold in My Very Own Visions
• An Enchanting Scene:
• Who Needs the Rest of Humanity When You Have Will Smith?
• A Strong (Though Bloody
• Sweeney Todd movie passes giveaways
• Book Review - An Author Review of ?Grace is Enough?
• Theater Review - From the Quality Hill Playhouse: A Song-Filled Show and Big Plans
• Theatre Review - A Fresh ?Christmas Carol,? As the Audience Joins in
• Interview - Darlene Love: The Christmas Queen
• This Ain?t Your Teacher?s Beowulf
• The Mist Obscures the Horror
• An Author Review of ?Grace Is Enough?
• Movie Review- Unforgettably, ?Devil? Traces Family?s Tragedy
• Theatre Review - When the Holidays Bring No Cheer
• Puppets with a Naughty Twist
• ?Gay Vegas? Can Teach Anyone a Thing or Two
• ?Doubt? Mesmerizes With Moral Mayhem
• Interview-Neil Haskell?s Footwork Takes Him From TV to a Tour
• FOX TV Star Neil Haskell At Sprint Center This Weekend
• A Festival of Wealth, Now They're Talking!
• Do Try This at Home... But Maybe Not on the Roof
• Defining Community: LGBT Athletes of Color
• A Smirk-Free Clooney Shines, But Clues Clutter Up 'Clayton'
• The Secret Lair. Young Star of TV's "The Lair" comes Out of the Coffin
• Traveling in Our Fabulous World - San Francisco? Go! But Bring a Car? No!
• Powerhouse Marilyn Maye to Sing in K.C.
• Free movie passes to Michael Clayton
• The Bears Heard Round the World -With YouTube?s Help, Four Guys Turn into Heartthrobs
• ?Mamma Mia!? - It?s Broadway Season at Music Hall
• Interview - Darren Hayes on His Own Label, His Own Way ? ?I Feel So Very Fortunate That I Can Do This Thing on My Own?
• Movie Review - Stay Away From ?Brothers Solomon?
• Movie Review - Fascinating ?Background? Brings Extras Into the Limelight
• Movie Review - A ?Halloween? Worth Seeing Again
• ?Just Be a Good Person! That?s It!? - An Interview with Soul Singer Joss Stone
• Eric Himan to Appear Sept. 18 in Lawrence
• A Basketball Ticket For Being HIV-Tested
• Play Review - 'La Cage' Hits Unicorn's High Standards. The Only Trouble Is Something That the Theater Can?t Fix
• Oui, the Original Film Is Truly a Must-See
• Movie Review - Enough Experts to Dizzy Anyone at ?11th Hour?
• Interview - Show Creator Talks About Gay Life, Love and Legos - An Interview with Q. Allen Brocka
• Movie Review - Scatological Gag Spoils the Charm of ?Death?
• Get Your Calendar, and Check These Out
• L.A. Cowboy Comes Back to the Midwest
• Movie Review - ?Sunshine? Presents a Thoughtful Metaphor - Is It Too Bright for a Summer Flick?
• Movie Review - Lohan?s New Movie Reflects Her Career: A Painful Mess
• ?This Is Who I Am? - An Interview with Ron Megee, Starring in Unicorn?s ?La Cage?
• Win tickets to The Cliks
• Swords, Show Tunes ? ?Spamalot? Has It All
• Piano Room
• ?Music Lovers Hate Being Lied To? An Interview with Lucas Silveira of the Cliks
• Review - A Delightful "Pink Carpet"
• Theater Review - "Intimate Apparel" Looks at Life and its Constraints
• Movie Review - Enjoy "Silver Surfer" as a Shiny Distraction
• "I'm in a very happy place right now" - Interview with Vince Clarke of Erasure
• Movie Review – ‘Ocean’s 13’ Is Unbelievable, And That’s No Compliment
• Theater Review - Fast Zombies, Fierce Virus, and, Yes, an Engaging Story
• Theater Review - Do See ‘Zanna, Don’t!’
• It's Really Good to Be Mr. Leslie Jordan Right Now
• Theater Review - ‘Spelling Bee’ Speaks to the Awkward Teen in Every One of Us
• Peace and Plenty of Birds in an Arizona Hideaway
• Movie Review – Stranger’ Approaches Perfection
• Kansas City Gay Pride Offers Something for Everyone
• An Evolution of Wine Tasting
• DVD Review - Jack Mitchell: My Life Is Black and White
• Movie Review – Hilary Swank, What Hath Thou Done?
• Movie Review – “Disturbia,” a Scream-Out-Loud Experience
• What Shows Are in Store at American Heartland Theatre
• The Sound of Suede
• Kinks Galore, for All to See
• Powerhouse Singer Suede is Coming to K.C.
• From Heartland Men’s Chorus, a Glorious, Globe-Sweeping Ride
• He Makes Desserts, and He Knows How to Share
• Palm Springs, California, Ready for Dinah Shore Weekend and White Party
• A Spectacle of Semi-Clad Warriors
• Noa Tylo is Ready to Rumble
• True to Its Whiz-Bang,
• ‘Ghost Rider’ Makes Faint Impression
• The Art of McWillie Chambers
• Everth Lopez: Dancing His
• Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City-All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church
• Good Night, Late Night Theatre
• Ron Megee Hosts Red
• Gay and Lesbian Sports Fanatics – Truth or fiction?
• Aniston Gets Down and Talks Dirty With Cox
• Love Songs
• Now Playing
• Fire Island, New York
• Death and Family at the Unicorn
• Esera Tuaolo: Gentle Giant
• Leaving Iowa
• Being Scene - Gay Finishing School
• Will Smith Brings Us Happiness
• School for "Scandal"
• Perfume Leaves a Strangely Wonderful Scent
• Missie B's Annual Angel Tree fund, a Holiday Gift
• Behind The Interview
• One Cool Punk
• The History Boys
• Book Marks - "Women's Studies"
• Carlos Mock, MD. Author of new suspense novel,
• Traveling in Our Fabulous World - West Hollywood, California
• Being Scene - Anna Nicole Smith and Serendipity
• Ride Along ? It?s Not a Race, Organizers Say AIDS Bicycle Challenge Faces a Critical Moment
• Great American Trash at the Unicorn
• Carlos Fernandez on Bravo TV’s TOP CHEF
• Creating Change Conference a great success!
• Stremel Rocks on 10 Years
• Movie Review – Dreamgirls Cuts New Ground
• Vickie Shaw Brings Hysteria to the HRC Awards
• Book Reviews - Three Books for Christmas Giving
• Theater Review - Every Christmas Story Ever Told!
• Unicorn Theatre - An Arts Anchor on Main Street
• The Departed
• Shortbus is Long Where it Counts
• Gay Games - Joe Nadeau Waves his Baton in Chicago
• A Chorus Comes of Age: Heartland Men’s Chorus Turns 21
• Jackass Number Two: It’s Really Gay!
• Interview with George Robb - Local Author & Composer
• Kathy Griffin: Kansas Makes the D-List
• KC Rep opens in style: August Wilson’s Jitneys Opens Season 43
• KCPT to Air A Closer Walk October 12th
• The Protector Kicks Ass
• The Pillowman is Not Soft
• Unique Theater Production for Manhattan
• The Illusionist Casts a Spell
• If You Like Uniforms... World Trade Center
• Kansas City Gay & Lesbian Film & Video Festival - A Week Showcasing LGBT Film!
• Another Gay Producer
• Not Just Another Gay Movie
• “The Girlie Show” at Bar Natasha
• Welcome, Tamara Marks
• Movie Review – Go Down With the Ladies of The Descent
• Movie Review – Lady In the Water
• The Heartland Men’s Chorus
• Book Review - Drag King Dreams
• Superman Returns – and It’s Like He Never Left
• Camping Out in Kansas City
• Now Playing
• Book Review - The Man Who Invented Rock Hudson, The Pretty Boys and Dirty Deals of Henry Willson.
• Q scopes
• “The Most Fun You Can Have in the Dark – Exploring Missouri’s Caves”
• Theater Review - A “Fifth” with Punch
• Theater Review - There’s a Good Cast, But Not Much Boom
• The X-Men Movies: Mutant Rights = Gay Rights?
• Once, When We Were Heroes
• Movie Review – Poseidon
• “The Changer” Celebrates Thirty Years
• The Diva is Coming! RuPaul to Rock KC At Pride
• Gay Pride Suggestions
• Silent Hill Has Girl Power
• Theater Review
• Date Night
• The Bird Still Flies High
• HBO Documents First-Ever Gay Family Cruise
• Camping Out in Kansas City
• Mr.