By John Q. Sanchez on February 21, 2008

Their Kim Carnes (her lyric: “when we”) is particularly inaccurate. Thank you, listener David, for the tip!
Similarly: “Something to Believe In,” a “We Are the World” parody by the Ramones, starring impersonators plus actual punk-rockish West Coast luminaries including Rodney Bingenheimer, John & Exene from X, Mary Woronov, Toni Basil, Spinal Tap, Sparks, and more!

By John Q. Sanchez on February 15, 2008

“Honey, hands come up soft / just like roses / try Vel and you’ll see!”
And get a load of this!: Carol Channing and the cast of “Hogan’s Heros” for Jell-O, the light dessert with fresh-fruit taste.

By John Q. Sanchez on February 14, 2008

Starring Carol Channing, the Rockettes, Sally Kellerman, Ben Vereen, Telly Savalas, Joe Namath, Bob Hope, John Forsythe, and more!
And!: In a contemporaneous clip, a brassy anthropomorphic Ms. Pac Man does her best Mama Rose.

By Fausto Fernós on February 12, 2008

I’m so excited, I’m about to lose control and I think I like it.
Going into our third year of podcasting, the good people at Apple put your favorite podcast on the front page of the iTunes music store podcast directory, which makes it the first time ANY GLBT themed podcast has been featured on the […]

By John Q. Sanchez on February 12, 2008

How I wish I could have been a “fly on the wall” at Patricia Neal’s meeting with Anacin’s research scientists.

By John Q. Sanchez on February 11, 2008

“Mmm… It’s a coffee lover’s dream!“

By Fausto Fernós on February 8, 2008

Can I just say how much I love this song medley with the legendary Mae West? Check out this clip from the jaw-dropping 1970s movie bomb “Myra Breckenridge” starring Raquel Welch as a vengeful post-op transexual woman.
In this video medly Mae West sings “Taste All The Fruit” combined with Otis Reddings “Hard to Handle.” Check […]

By John Q. Sanchez on February 4, 2008

After Scotland’s wee Lena won British TV’s “Opportunity Knocks” for an unprecedented five weeks at age 10, her high-octane singing style made her a superstar throughout the English-speaking world.
Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra counted themselves among her fans, and she sang at the White House for President Gerald Ford. Sadly, Lena’s life was no […]

By Marc Felion on January 31, 2008

Here’s a show called Barebackers, performed by Dancetheater by Octavio Campos which is described as:
an evening-length performance that explores the nature of desire in a marginalized world where new forms of communication and a fraught sexual epidemiology have altered the experience of intimacy. Bugchasers are young men who compulsively seek to become HIV positive, […]