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June 24, 2009 #991 Baby, That’s Art! Our annual Pride issue celebrates the diverse palate of local LGBT creative types. page 39-48 inSIDE Deep Cover 1,2,3, Fag! - Black Pride page 64 weekend. page 9 GO NATURAL ™ INTRODUCING THE LATEST ADDITION TO THE LINE RANKED #1 IN TASTE. SKYY Infusions™. Vodka infused with real fruit and other natural fl avors. 35% alc.vol (70 proof). ©2009 Skyy Spirits, LLC, San Francisco, CA. Enjoy responsibly. Learn more at SKYYINFUSIONS.COM SKYY Infusions voted best tasting by the Beverage Testing Institute.® SKYY Infusions™. Vodka infused with real fruit and other natural fl avors. 35% alc.vol (70 proof). ©2009 Skyy Spirits, LLC, San Francisco, CA. Enjoy responsibly. Learn more at SKYYINFUSIONS.COM THE PUBLICATION AD: Nightspot LAMBESIS AGENCY This advertisement was prepared by Lambesis Inc. 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So focus on what delights. you really want and resolve CAPRICORN (DEC. 23 - JAN. cover to go for it. Proud Lions have 20) This week pink Caps feel ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL a strobe in their closets and the need to connect and even CHICAGO’S 20) Expect life to unfold in must no longer sit and suffer in merge with others on a more GAY CREATIVE interesting ways especially the dark. Break free and soar. meaningful level. Find balance TYPES in family and home matters. between “me” and “we.” Get You can also literally make VIRGO (AUG. 24 - SEPT. 23) meaningful relationships on your move by redecorating or Your presence is demanded the right track and submerge changing residences. Remem- all over town. But are you into as deep a well as you INDEX ber, just because you are out conforming too much to the possibly can. Get wet! THAT GUY of the closet doesn’t mean that group-think? Change the tune 8 you have to live in one. and see who dances with you. AQUARIUS (JAN. 21 - FEB. THE DJ, THE MUSIC Of course, if you change the 19) Don’t go to pot; resolve & YOU TAURUS (APRIL 21 - MAY 21) tune to a polka, don’t expect to get in shape, starting this 12 Get your point across in any much participation from a week. Your general well-being PRETZEL LOGIC and all possible ways, queer certain you-know-who. deserves some attention. 18 Bull. Do you have one or two By the end of all your hard MARRS ATTACKS things that you need to get LIBRA (SEPT. 24 - OCT. 23) exercise work you may find 24 off of your chest with certain Proud Libras can be very yourself feeling on top of the THE SPREAD unnamed folks? You are now contrary and may find that the world. Well, maybe just one 36-37 given the power of persuasion corporate collar chafes. Do citizen at a time… . CHICAGO’S LGBT so make your point loud, proud what needs to be done now to ARTISTS 39-48 and queer! gain power and prestige. Then PISCES (FEB. 20 - MARCH DATELAND make your changes to the 20) Guppies are party hearty 52 GEMINI (MAY 22 - JUNE 21) corporate structure. Are you hounds this week. Get out INTERMISSION Money is honey, pink Twin, and up and comer, compadre? and turn on your charm. Rub 53 so grab a honey pot of it and Prove it. elbows, shoulders and other CALENDAR spread it around. You feel relevant parts of your body. 58-59 more fiscally solid and can SCORPIO (OCT. 24 - NOV. Strike up the merry band and WHERE MY BAR AT? use your financial knowledge 22) Pack your bags and get play your instrument like a 60 to build a huge mountain out going while the energy carries master. So are we into opera WHAT’S UP? of your tiny molehill. Are you you along. If you yearn for or Opry? 62-63 aiming to be a honey bear or a stimulation, seek it anyway INTERVIEW-QWEIRDO queen bee? and anywhere you can. But (c) 2009 THE STARRY EYE, LLC., All 64 Rights Reserved. For Entertainment hurry; by next month you Purposes Only. FROM THE BOOTH CANCER (JUNE 22 - JULY will be quite content to hang 66 23) You are especially alluring around the old familiar social Lichtenstein’s blog, www.thestarry- now. But don’t use this time to pond and tread water. eye.typepad.com covers everything new age. Her astrology book rest on your laurels. Launch “HerScopes: A Guide To Astrology For into new projects, meet new SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23 - Lesbians” is an international sensa- people and impress the DEC. 22) Gay Archers cannot tion. Buy it and feel the vibration. masses. Okay, just impress choose from their garden of DOWNload: www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com June 24, 2009 #991 PUBLISHER Tracy Baim ASSISTANT PUBLISHER Terri Klinsky MANAGING EDITOR Kirk Williamson PHOTOGRAPHY Mel Ferrand, Kat Fitzgerald, DJ Greg Haus, Kirk, Kizzy, Ryan Kolodziej, Steve Starr CAST OF CHARACTERS Andrew Davis, DJ Res-5, graysong, Michael Hampton, Joan Jett- Blakk, Charlene Lichtenstein, David J. Magdziarz, Homer Marrs, Jennifer Parello, Randy Pubert ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES Terri Klinsky, Kirk Williamson, Amy Matheny, Cynthia Holmes NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE RIVENDELL MEDIA (212) 242-6863 PROMOTIONS Cynthia Holmes DIRECTOR OF NEW MEDIA Jean Albright OFFICE Cynthia Holmes CALENDAR EDITOR Jean Albright Copyright 2009 Windy City Media Group/Lambda Publications Inc. All rights reserved. Reprint by permission only. Back issues available for $3 per issue (postage included). Return postage must accompany all manuscripts, drawings, and photographs submitted if they are to be returned, and no responsibility may be assumed for unsolicited materials. All rights to letters, art and photos sent to Nightspots/Windy City Times will be treated as unconditionally assigned for publication purposes and as such, subject to editing and comment. The opinions expressed by the columnists, cartoonists, letter writers, and commentators are their own and do not necessarily reflect the position of Nightspots/Windy CityTimes. Publication of the name, photograph, or likeness of a person or organization in articles or advertising in Nightspots/Windy City Times is not to be construed as any indication of the sexual orientation of such person or organization. While we encourage readers to support the advertisers who make this newspaper possible, Nightspots/Windy City Times cannot accept responsibility for advertising claims. nightspots 5315 N. Clark St. #192, Chicago, IL 60640 Baby, That’s Art! 773.871.7610, fax 773.871.7609 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Our annual Pride issue celebrates the diverse palate of local LGBT creative types. [email protected] page 39-48 inSIDE Deep Cover 1,2,3, Fag! - Black Pride page 64 weekend. page 9 DOWNload: www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com that guy by Kirk Williamson First off, let me just wish you all a safe and spectacularly fun Pride weekend. I will not be see- ing any of you at the parade. This year, I shall opt out and leave the opportunity open to our many phine photographers to cover the chaos. Let this super-sized issue be mute testimony to my contribution to Gay Pride jollification in Chicago. Do you feel jollified? See, told ya. Secondly, please support all your local queer business and local queer artists. You have the tremendous benefit of living in a true hub of creativity and invention. See a gallery show, rock out to some queer punk, laugh your gay ass off at some queer comedy, etc. Hopefully this Pride issue celebrating local queer creative types will nudge you firmly in that direction. In any case, here’s a brief rundown on my exploits of late. As some of you may remember, the quickest way to raise my hackles When genuine pistol Lori Cannon calls, you gotta is to ask me if I’m from... well... accept the charges! She hipped me to the fact that the other papers. Luis here left she, along with all the good folks from Vital Bridges/ my hackles intact when he picked Northside Grocery Center were going to be collecting me out of the crowd at Little Jim’s food and personal care items at Sidetrack’s 27th an- and told me how much he loved niversary party. I almost got my car towed getting this NIGHTSPOTS. Good job, Luis! Here picture, but that’s what guerrila photojournalism’s all is your reward: two weeks of semi- about. That truck don’t look completely full, right? fame as an item in That Guy. Don’t Well, stop down to the pantry at 5543 N. Broadway or let it go to your head.
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