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Gaycalgary and Edmonton Magazine September 2010 ISSUE 83 The Only Magazine Dedicated to Alberta’s LGBT Community FREE ADAM LEVINE Maroon 5’s Frontman MODERN MAN Jesse Tyler Ferguson Plus Interviews with: Margaret Cho Patrick Masse And more! COMMUNITY DIRECTORY • MAP AND EVENTS • TOURISM INFO >> STARTING ON PAGE 17 LGBT RESOURce • CALGARy • EDMONTon • ALBERTA www.gaycalgary.com GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #83, September 2010 Table of Contents SEPTEMBER 2010 5 My Musical Journey Publisher: Steve Polyak Publisher’s Column Editor: Rob Diaz-Marino Sales: Steve Polyak Design & Layout: 7 Modern Man Rob Diaz-Marino, Ara Shimoon Jesse Tyler Ferguson Writers and Contributors Mercedes Allen, Chris Azzopardi, Dallas Barnes, Dave Brousseau, Sam Casselman, Jason Clevett, 9 All Over Adam Levine 7 XXX Andrew Collins, Rob Diaz-Marino, Janine Eva Maroon 5 frontman on New Album, and being so cool with the E E Trotta, Jack Fertig, Glen Hanson, Joan Hilty, Evan Kayne, Stephen Lock, Allan Neuwirth, Steve Queers Polyak, Romeo San Vicente, Ed Sikov and the PAG PAG GLBT Community of Calgary, Edmonton, and Alberta. 10 Canadian Champs Tokyo Police Club Shows that Hard Work Pays Off Photography Steve Polyak, Rob Diaz-Marino, B&J 12 The Return of Cho Videography Favorite Fag Hag Back with New Album and Tour Steve Polyak, Rob Diaz-Marino Printers 14 Patrick Masse North Hill News/Central Web Country Music for Our Community Distribution Calgary: Gallant Distribution GayCalgary Staff 15 Dancing Queens Edmonton: Clark’s Distribution 9 XXX Tell Your Mother - Mamma Mia is Back! E E Other: Canada Post Legal Council 16 Lady Gaga in Concert Courtney Aarbo, Barristers and Solicitors Glam Diva takes Edmonton to the Monster Ball PAG PAG Sales & General Inquiries GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine 17 Directory and Events 2136 17th Avenue SW Calgary, AB, Canada T2T 0G3 24 2010 Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life Office Hours: By appointment ONLY Calgary and Edmonton Pick Up the Challenge Phone: 403-543-6960 Toll Free: 1-888-543-6960 24 The Great Canadian Hair Do Fax: 403-703-0685 Continuing the Legacy of a Canadian Icon E-Mail: [email protected] This Month's Cover 25 Rhino in the Room Adam Levine 12 XXX Photo by David Factor Lethbridge Hosts Second Annual International Queer Film Fest E E 26 Ignorance Binds Education Proud Members of: The Effects of Bill 44 PAG PAG 27 Q Scopes Edmonton Rainbow Business Association “You’re too sexy for your own good, Pisces!” 28 Deep Inside Hollywood Rosie’s TV alliance with Oprah International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association 29 Cocktail Chatter Oh, Mary? Meet My Family! and How’d Ya Like a Nice Planter’s Punch? National Lesbian & Gay 14 XXX Journalists Association E E PAG PAG Continued on Next Page GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #83, September 2010 Table of Contents Continued From Previous Page 30 Out of Town Cruising and Touring Alaska - A Primer on Gay Travel in America’s Last Frontier Magazine Figures 32 Fundraising Photos Monthly Print Quantity: 9,000–11,000 copies Guaranteed Circulation: 8,500 copies 34 Adult Film Review Bonus Circulation: 500–2,500 copies Laid Off, Stag Candy Readership 16 XXX Readers Per Copy: 4.9 (PMB) E E 40 Calgary Communities against Print Readership: >41,650 Avg. Online Circulation: 125,000 readers Sexual Abuse Estimated Total Readership: PAG PAG Reaching Out to the LGBTQ Community >166,650 readers Frequency: Monthly 42 Calgary Artists for life Proof of monthly figures are A First Annual AIDS Fundraising Gala available on request. Distribution Locations: 43 A Couple of Guys Calgary: 150 Edmonton: 130 Other Alberta Cities: 10 44 Bitter Girl Other Provinces: 30 Please call us if your establishment would 46 Queeries like to become a distribution location. I’m not stalking him, but… History 46 XXX E E 47 Letters to the Editor Originally established in January 1992 as Men for Men BBS by MFM Communications. Name changed to PAG PAG 48 Classified Ads GayCalgary.com in 1998. Independent company as of January 2004. First edition 50 Chelsea Boys of GayCalgary.com Magazine published November 2003. Name adjusted in November 2006 to GayCalgary and 51 Music Review Edmonton Magazine. Margaret Cho, Lady Gaga Disclaimer and Copyright Opinions expressed in this magazine 52 Leather and Feathers are specific to the author, and do not Gay N’awlins Gets Decked Out for Southern Decadence necessarily reflect those of GayCalgary staff and contributors. 54 Heterophobia Those involved in the making of this Beyond Closed Doors kicks off Pride Week publication, whether advertisers, contributors, 52 XXX or the subjects of articles or photographs, are E E not necessarily gay, lesbian, bisexual, or 56 Queer Eye trans. This magazine also includes straight allies and those who are gay friendly. PAG PAG No part of this publication may be reprinted or modified without the expressed written permission of the editor or publisher. http://www.gaycalgary.com/RSS Copyright 2010. All rights reserved. Articles • Recent News • Prize Draws • Events • Travel Info GayCalgary is a registered trademark. Oct 2010 Print Deadlines http://www.gaycalgary.com/Twitter Follow us on Twitter for articles, weekly news and updates! Ad Booking: Wed, Sept 29th Submission: Mon, Oct 4th http://www.gaycalgary.com/Facebook In Circulation: Wed, Oct 6th Join our Facebook group for articles, weekly news and updates! 54 XXX Please contact us immediately if E E you think you may have missed the http://www.gaycalgary.com/i83 booking or submission deadline. More articles and exclusive content online! PAG PAG GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #83, September 2010 Editorial My Musical Journey Publisher’s Column By Rob Diaz-Marino, MSc This wave of inspiration began to peter out when I found my ability to conceive of songs had moved beyond my technical ability Music is a huge part of my life, as I’m sure it is for many to produce them. My concentration shifted to other areas. The people. Though for something so important, it seems people who had supported me continued trying to expose me to too easy to take it for granted. new music with the hopes of inspiring me to compose again. My It is something so engrained in the human psyche, like a mom’s influence got me interested in a new age composer by the precursor to language, that we seem to understand naturally and name of David Arkenstone, and yes, I did finally start buying his can affect us so deeply. Even without lyrics, the sounds can evoke albums. But I was left in a state where I was completely isolated emotions and memories, tell stories, and inspire us to harmonize and unaware of mainstream music. physically with the pace and motion. Then I started writing for this magazine, taking over the music I recall telling part of this story in another column, however when review column and getting exposed to all sorts of new mainstream I think back to my childhood, I don’t remember anything of buying music. I’m still often stumped when it comes to knowing who a lot music. My parents already had a substantial collection of cassette of bands are, but along the way I’ve discovered songs in all sorts of tapes, origin unknown to me, and anything new was borrowed from genres that bring me immense joy. These keep me company on my the library. As I randomly went through their collection, I would long drives to and from Edmonton, and when I’m concentrating on occasionally glom on to particular songs I liked of just about any intensive tasks in my daily work. I would miss not having them to style: marching band themes, 60’s crooner songs, James Last, and listen to. Michael Jackson. I also stumbled across a fair amount of classical Yet in those times when I feel like I’m losing my sense of self in music, and ended up listening to a handful of those artists who my busy life, I will go back and listen to my own songs. They bring would sound pretentious to list. After that, I specifically remember me back to the mindset of my younger self, and that helps remind going crazy for an album called “Switched On Bach” which had me of who I am and where I come from. Even though my music some of his pieces retooled for electronic instruments. Then when is probably long forgotten by others, I’m still glad that I created we got our first CD player, “80 Spectacular Sound Effects” was the it. Those pieces still carry great meaning for me - it’s like I put my big fascination for me. dreams in a bottle so that they could never evaporate. I do remember the kids on my street would get all excited when The Winds of Change, Part 4 their parents bought them the latest New Kids on the Block album, Things are finally starting to calm down in this community or KLF, or Salt N Pepa since “Let’s Talk About Sex” was so taboo for shakeup that’s been happening the past few months. As planned, our age. But I never went home and asked my parents to buy me the Junction opened on August 13th, bringing Edmonton’s bar that music. I was happy with what I had, and while I would oblige count up to 6; then the following day both Prism and PLAY had to listen to those songs with my friends, that was as far as it went. their closing nights, bringing it right back down to 4. After I got my first video game console, a Nintendo Entertainment While the new owners are still working out some of the kinks as System (NES), I started to really enjoy the simplistic background they go along, the community’s response to the Junction continues music from the games I played.
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