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Getting into Inside Out

Brian Bantugan - 05.16.2012

Andrew Murphy, Inside Out’s spanking new and ridiculously cute director of programming, is determined to make his mark on the 22-year-old festival. “In my first year, I want to ensure that the festival’s audiences are treated to some of the freshest voices and perspectives in cinem... Full Story
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Work it out with Benjamin Paley

Personal trainer and founder of BoylesqueTO, Ben keeps it tight in fab #418
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Daily Briefs: The latest and gayest things on the world wide web

Make 'em Braff

sexy fab team - 30.04.12
Here's a collection of random newsand culture bits served fresh daily for fab readers. Enjoy! Make 'em Braff Power gays Nine-year-olds hate homo-haters Isn't it Divine?   Full Story
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Sam and Ryan

Ryan English - 18.05.12
It was a particularly spirited evening in November when Sam and Ryan first crossed paths. Ditched by his friends and determined to make a night of it, Sam ventured to lower Church St all on his lonesome, in hot pursuit of trouble. With some liquid courage tucked in his briefs, he headed to Sodom. Th  Full Story
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Deep Dish - Issue 450

Rolyn Chambers - 18.05.12
AGO’s Massive Party Warm weather makes me randy. Trying valiantly to suppress a mammoth stiffy, I head out to the AGO’s Massive Party, which gets even larger this year with the addition of a fourth floor of fun. With drinks in hand and canapés in cheeks, guests mill around an   Full Story
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Pump up the jam

Music to work your body and your tear ducts

Phil Villeneuve - 17.05.12
I’m not a big sports fan. I like rugby because it’s basically a bunch of hunky men prone to lying down suddenly on their stomachs and slowly but forcefully humping each other. Basketball is fun because the men are like giant, sweaty ballerinas, and I like watching diving for obvious reas  Full Story
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Next gay theatre review (sort of): Rent

Youth, energy and sex appeal go a long way towards paying the rent

Drew Rowsome - 17.05.12
The graduating class of Sheridan College's Music Theatre Performance Program are in an enviable position. Until June 3 they are performing a version of Rent at the Panasonic Theatre. The venue is state of the art and they have the opportunity to strut their stuff in front of theatre-lovers - and  Full Story
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Getting into Inside Out

Brian Bantugan previews some choice selections from Toronto’s annual queer film

Brian Bantugan - 16.05.12
Andrew Murphy, Inside Out’s spanking new and ridiculously cute director of programming, is determined to make his mark on the 22-year-old festival. “In my first year, I want to ensure that the festival’s audiences are treated to some of the freshest voices and perspectives in cinem  Full Story
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These angels are just angels

There two productions of Rent happening in Toronto this spring. Jeremy Willard c

Jeremy Willard - 13.05.12
“Angel is the love and the light of the show and the bond that ties the group together,” proclaims the irrepressibly enthusiastic Phil Skala. Skala plays Angel in the Lower Ossington Theatre production of Rent, the timeless musical about surviving, loving, creating art and coping with AI  Full Story
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Lights! Camera! Submission!

Michael Lyons explores the sexual tensions in Drasko Bogdanovic’s new photo exhi

Michael Lyons - 12.05.12
“A lot of our relationships are based on control and domination: the professional, the lovers, the kinds of social relationships, so there’s lots of submission from that,” says photographer Drasko Bogdanovic. “These days, with equality and what’s going on with marriage   Full Story
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How do you solve a problem like Bellini?

Some of Paul's favourite things . . .

Paul Bellini - 11.05.12
Last month I did a Maria, from The Sound of Music, listing a few of my favourite things. Now I have even more, starting with the Daytona and Donnarama show on Sundays at Woody’s. From Donnarama’s Exorcist/Evil Dead: The Musical tribute, to Angelina Jolie’s leg, to Daytona’s i  Full Story
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Next gay theatre review: West Side Story

Dark, violent and lushly romantic: a classic night at the theatre with a classic

Drew Rowsome - 10.05.12
Anyone thinking that West Side Story is a dusty historical piece or a mere revival of an ancient classic should dismiss that notion and head to North York for a master class on how moving and exciting musical theatre can be. West Side Story is a classic and the songs and imagery are part of the fabr  Full Story
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