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Gaycalgary and Edmonton Magazine #67, May 2009 Table of Contents Table of Contents May 2009 ISSUE 67 The Only Magazine Dedicated to Alberta’s GLBT+ Community FREE LARAMIE PROJECT Remembering Matthew Shepard Trans Healthcare NIGHTMARE 19 Cents Too Steep to Save Lives? Fairy Tales 11 Film Guide COMMUNITY DIRECTORY • MAP AND EVENTS • TOURISM INFO >> STARTING ON PAGE 17 GLBT RESOURce • CALGARy • EDMONTon • ALBERTA www.gaycalgary.com GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #67, May 009 Table of Contents Table of Contents Publisher: ................................Steve Polyak 5 Adventures in Drag Editor: ...............................Rob Diaz-Marino Publisher’s Column Graphic Design: ................Rob Diaz-Marino Sales: .......................................Steve Polyak 8 Suzanne Whang Writers and Contributors Multi-tasking Entertainer visits The Comic Strip Mercedes Allen, Chris Azzopardi, Camper British, Dave Brousseau, Jason Clevett, Andrew Collins, James S.M. Demers, Rob 10 Pimpin Ain’t Easy 5 Diaz-Marino, Jack Fertig, Glen Hanson, An interview with Gay Pimp Jonny McGovern Joan Hilty, Evan Kayne, Stephen Lock, AGE Allan Neuwirth, Steve Polyak, Romeo San P Vicente, D’Anne Witkowski, and the GLBT Community of Calgary, Edmonton, and 13 Chelsea Boys Alberta. Photography 14 Out of Town Steve Polyak, Rob Diaz-Marino, and Taos, New Mexico contributors Karen Hofmann. Videography 17 Directory and Events Steve Polyak, Rob Diaz-Marino Printers 23 The Delisting of Hope North Hill News/Central Web 8 Distribution 24 Creep of the Week Calgary: ........................Gallant Distribution National Organization for Marriage AGE ......................................GayCalgary Staff P Edmonton: .....................Clark’s Distribution Other: .......................................Canada Post 25 Q Scopes “You need down time, Gemini!” Legal Council Courtney Aarbo, Barristers and Solicitors 26 Leather Pride Weekend Sales & General Inquiries Priape and Calgary Eagle Bring Major Fetish Event to Calgary GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #403, 215 14th Avenue SW Calgary, AB, Canada T2R 0M2 Office Hours: ............. By appointment ONLY 27 Laramie Project Misc Youth Network and AIDS Calgary Remember Matthew Shepard Phone: ................................ (403) 543-6960 10 Toll Free:............................ 1-888-543-6960 Fax:..................................... (403) 703-0685 E-Mail: [email protected] 28 Deep Inside Hollywood AGE Lucy Lawless to Imprison Spartacus P This Month's Cover Szejn Della Rocca, James Demers, Seema Doad, Barry Gagliardi, Mallary Gallant, 29 Cocktail Chatter Kevin Johnson, Megan Leigh, Christina Building a Better Bloody Mary and Hangover Helper Parker, Bobbie Perron, Abbey Shaw. Photo taken by Rob Diaz-Marino. 30 Entre Nous Matchmaker or Money Maker? Continued on Next Page 32 Trans Healthcare Nightmare 19 Cents Too Steep to Save Lives? 26 AGE www.gaycalgary.com P Continued on Next Page GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #67, May 009 Table of Contents Continued From Previous Page Proud members of: 34 Corner Gassed A Slice of Small Town Life at Jubilations 35 A Couple of Guys 36 Bitter Girl 40 Almost a Person 28 AGE 41 Letters to the Editor P 43 Fundraising Photos 44 The Buddy Holly Story Stage West Tributes Music Icon 50 Years After his Death Continued from Previous Page Magazine 45 Studies in Motion Print Circulation: ................. ~10,000 copies Pickup Density: ...................~3 readers/copy Visual Treat Wraps Up ATP Season Online Circulation: ............ ~60,000 readers Total Readership: .............. ~90,000 readers Frequency: ................................Every Month 34 46 Music Review Hide Nothing, Workout, Scream, Perfect World Proof of monthly figures can be requested. AGE Distribution Locations P 48 Classified Ads Alberta: ..................... ~300 Drop-off Points Please call us if your establishment would like to become a distribution point. 51 Fairytales Film Guide History Originally established in January 1992 as Men for Men BBS by MFM Communications. 57 Queer Eye - Community Events Name changed to GayCalgary.com in 1998. Independent company as of January 2004. First edition of GayCalgary.com Magazine published November 2003. Name adjusted in November 2006 to GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine. 44 Disclaimer and Copyright AGE Opinions expressed in this magazine P http://www.gaycalgary.com/i67 are specific to the author, and do not Read more articles and exclusive content online! necessarily reflect those of GayCalgary staff June 2009 and contributors. Print Deadlines Those involved in the making of this publication, whether advertisers, Ad Booking contributors, or the subjects of articles Friday, May 29th, 2009 or photographs, are not necessarily gay, lesbian, bisexual, or trans. GayCalgary also includes straight allies and those who Ad Submission are gay friendly. Monday, June 1st, 2009 http://www.gaycalgary.com/RSS Articles • Recent News • Prize Draws • Events • Travel Info No part of this publication may be In Circulation reprinted or modified without the expressed written permission of the editor Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009 Follow us on Join us on or publisher. Please contact us immediately if you think acebook Copyright 2009. All rights reserved. you may have missed the booking or GayCalgary is a registered trademark. submission deadline. www.gaycalgary.com/facebook www.gaycalgary.com/twitter GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #67, May 009 Editorial Adventures in Drag Publisher’s Column ally had the desire By Rob Diaz-Marino, MSc. to do drag. We like our beards and body I’ve been watching and photographing Drag Shows hair, and we deem since I first met Steve. Before I understood what any interruption of its it was all about, I was a little put off by his appar- presence to be com- pletely unacceptable. ent interest in men wearing dresses. It took nearly Nevertheless, we a year of periodic exposure to drag shows before I had still planned out began to appreciate them for their entertainment what our drag names value. I suppose one needs to collect enough memo- would be, should either of us ever get ries of the hard-hitting numbers, rather than the roped into drag for more transient weekly ones, to really get into the a rare occasion. We right mindset. Admittedly, I enjoyed some of the told ourselves that outrageously crude numbers by Selma Body (“Like we’d only do this for A Virgin”, “I Keep a Piece of You”) and Candy Cum- some sort of big fund- raiser, but this night I mings (“C is for Cookie”) on the Detours stage before was feeling like doing I appreciated the more classical styles of queens like something crazy. Nina, Voodoo, Carly, and Kricket. The premise of My first Coronation was somewhat confusing. I remember tough drag meant heading to the Days Inn after a final exam, to join Steve who was that I could perform in the process of photograph- without any preparation al a razor. Of course I still had a cou- ing and videotaping (using a ple of concerns. My first, of actually getting into drag, was taken tripod) so I didn’t have much care of by Makayla (Steve R.) who graciously offered to do the to do but stand and watch the makeup and lend me clothes and a wig. By gracious, I probably equipment, and of course, the mean eager to help me make a fool of myself (wink). My next show. I remember that year was having a song to perform that I knew well enough, which was an Egyptian theme with Makayla helped me find in her CD collection. Once I knew those some reference to Stargate were taken care of, I had no more excuses. - and one performance sticks out in my mind for the fact I believed him when he told me I might be less nervous that the performer was carried if I didn’t look at myself until after I had performed. onstage inside a sarcopha- Indeed I would later discover that I looked like some gus. I wasn’t sure how to act demented peppy prostitute, fresh out of a Ponoka around the queens in crowns who introduced themselves to mental institution. me. I ended up kissing a few of them on the hand, thinking It all happened so fast - I had waffled long enough and show it was customary to do so after time was approaching. Makayla rushed to get my face painted seeing someone else doing it. in a mere 10 minutes, got me into a dress (ironically the same I’m sure none objected, I just one worn by Vadge The Bucket only a month ago…that’s Karma felt a little silly when I later re- for you) with balloons for breasts, and a wild bushy wig. If you alized it wasn’t necessary, and thought socks and sandals was a bad combination, try socks perhaps a little flirtatious. and heels. I believed him when he told me I might be less ner- Fast forward through nearly vous if I didn’t look at myself until after I had performed. Indeed 7 years of being purely an I would later discover that I looked like some demented peppy observer and supporter of the prostitute, fresh out of a Ponoka mental institution. As train drag scene, to the Tough Drag wrecks go, I was spectacular, but that was exactly the point of show the night after this year’s tough drag. Coronation. Both Steve and I Continued on Page 37 were exhausted and I suppose I must have been in a particu- larly malleable mood because when Dion Boink approached me with the idea, my answer was NOT a flat-out “no” as Steve’s was. Steve and I have never re- GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #67, May 009 6 GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #67, May 009 GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine #67, May 009 7 Celebrity Interview Suzanne Whang Multi-tasking Entertainer visits The Comic Strip have to be at the pres- By Jason Clevett ent moment. It kicks in endorphins and To list the resume of Suzanne Whang would take up boosts your immune a full page of this magazine. So to sum it up, she is system, you feel good. a comic, author, TV host on HGTV’s House Hunters, Truly it is the best way to have people learn.
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