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Gaycalgary.Com Magazine April 2006 April 2006 Issue 30 FREE of charge JJamesames LoneyLoney CChristian,hristian, AActivist,ctivist, OOpenlypenly Gay…Hero?Gay…Hero? GGayay LegaleseLegalese MMarriage:arriage: GGetet ItIt WWhilehile IIt’st’s HHotot CCalgary’salgary’s resourceresource fforor BBusiness,usiness, TTourism,ourism, EEvents,vents, BBarsars aandnd EEntertainmentntertainment fforor tthehe GGay,ay, LLesbian,esbian, BBii aandnd GGayay FFriendlyriendly Community.Community. www.gaycalgary.com 8 Established originally in January 1992 as Men For Men BBS by MFM Communications. Named changed to GayCalgary.com in 1998. Stand alone company as of January 2004. First Issue of GayCalgary.com Magazine, November 42 2003. Publisher Steve Polyak & Rob Diaz-Marino, [email protected] Editor Rob Diaz Marino, Table of Contents [email protected] 5 “Vulva-riffic!” Original Graphic Design Deviant Designs Letter from the Publisher Advertising Steve Polyak [email protected] Contributors 8 GayCalgary.com Reader’s Steve Polyak, Rob Diaz-Marino, Nina Tron, Stephen Lock, M. Zelda, Jason Clevett, Choice Jerome Voltero, Darryl A. Aarbo, Alykhan Velji, Nico Hofferd, Kevin Alderson, Shone Abet, Award Results from 2005 16 Matchbox Max, Tamrin Hildebrandt, and the Gay and Lesbian Community of Calgary 12 Aids Vancouver’s Photographer Steve Polyak and Rob Diaz-Marino Safer Sex Campaign Videographer Honouring Gay Men Who Do It Right Steve Polyak and Rob Diaz-Marino Please forward all inquiries to: 16 Map & Event Listings GayCalgary.com Magazine Find out what’s happening Suite 100, 215 14th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2R 0M2 23 Gay Legalese Phone (403) 543-6960 or toll free (888) Marriage: Get It While It’s Hot 543-6960 Fax (403) 703-0685 25 Q Scopes 33 E-mail [email protected] “Watch your diet, Capricorn!” Print Run Monthly, 12 times a year 26 Adult Film Review Masthead continued on page 4 27 A Couple of Guys 28 James Loney Christian, Activist, Openly Gay…Hero? 30 RENDEZ-VOUS AVEC MOI, C’EST SOIR 1st World Outgames in Montreal A Historic First Continued on page 4 gaycalgary.com magazine #30, Apr. 2006 3 Continued from page 3 32 Q Puzzle “Extreme View of Family” 33 The Clean House 50 ATP’s Newest Show is Gloriously Messy 34 Bitter Girl Continued from page 3 Copies Printed Monthly, up to 10,000 35 Just Ask Nina! copies. The Dish who dishes advice Distribution points 200 points in Calgary, largest distribution points for 36 Queens, Courts and Crowns any Gay publication in Calgary. Also The World of Drag distributed coast to coast across Canada in select locations in Toronto, Vancouver, 40 Engaging, Challenging & Thought- Edmonton, Montreal, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, and other places across Canada. Provoking Films Please call us if you would like to be a By women - for Everyone! distribution point. Distributed by DLRJ Distributions, Canada 41 hoot! hoot! hoot! Post and by GayCalgary.com FOR A FESTIVAL OF THE OPERAESQUE Deadline for Ad Bookings 25th of the month (unless otherwise stated) 42 Trend Setting Bathrooms 60 Deadline for Ad copy 28th of the month 44 Far Away (unless otherwise stated) Theatre Junction’s Unique “Grand” Debut Legal Council Courtney Sebree Aarbo, Barristers and Solicitors 46 Renewed Attacks on Same-Sex Marriage Printers North Hill News Will They Work? This Issue Cover Models Brad Bostock and Phil Ivers, photographed by Steve Polyak 48 Letters from the ISCCA Candidates and Rob Diaz-Marino. The opinions expressed in this magazine are 50 Fundraising Photos not necessarily those of GayCalgary.com or the contributors of the magazine. 55 Press Releases People photographed or interviewed, writers, advertisers, contributors and 60 Queer Eye - for the Calgary guy (or gal) anyone else involved with this publication Events that happened around Calgary are not necessarily gay, lesbian, bi, bi-curious or trans gendered. They can be 68 Classifieds Ads straight people that are gay friendly. No part of the publication may be reprinted May 2006 without the expressed permission of the Press editor-in-chief. Copyright 2006 Deadlines AAdd SSpacepace BBookingooking - WWednesdayednesday AprilApril 26th26th 20062006 AAdd SSubmissionubmission - FFridayriday AprilApril 28th28th 20062006 PPressress DDeadlineeadline IInn CCirculationirculation - WednesdayWednesday MMayay 33rdrd 22006006 4 gaycalgary.com magazine #30, Apr. 2006 “Vulva-riffic!” Letter from the Publisher By Rob Diaz-Marino and Steve Polyak At the beginning of the month we attended the Calgary Eagle’s Dirty Bird awards – a parody of the Oscars where they made up clever nominations for their patrons in cer- tain categories. Though there was a category for G-rated pool table incidents, I miracu- lously managed to escape nomination for my little fall-down-go-boom incident last June during my birthday. It was fun hearing the mock movie titles they made up for the peo- ple nominated in each category – our favor- ite was Lady Fawn in “Up the Creek With a of the Flu, and the fever was hitting him hard. He felt Paddle”! Unfortunately the joke was on us like he was going to pass out, and his hands were getting – Steve and I won for Best Lesbian Couple… so shaky that he could no longer even hold the camera woo freakin’ hoo. So why can’t I wipe the steady. I showed up as soon as I could to fi nd Steve shivering in the corner by the bar, pale as a sheet. After grin off my face as I write this? getting him his winter coat and giving him some Tylenol, As sponsors of the Vagina Monologues this year, Steve I continued taking photos of the event. Understandably and I got courtesy tickets to attend the performance. As I was a little too preoccupied to join in the partying, but gay men, we thought we could get away living our lives in Straight to Diva was a great success – they announced blissful ignorance of the Vagina, otherwise known as the that they beat last year’s grand total by $2000! The Tyle- “down there”, the “cootchie-snorcher”, or our favorite new nol helped, and soon Steve got his color back and was able euphemism “douche-canoe”. Though some parts made to take some wrap-up photos. Thank goodness for Mark us feel a little nauseous (especially the sketch about the who was kind enough to keep watch over Steve while I period), this performance made us realize what women was away taking photos, and gave us a ride home after the have to go through in their everyday lives, and some of the event done. horrors of abuse in a male-dominated society. For us, the HGTV’s Designer Superstar Challenge came to an end vagina is no longer such a conceptual black hole – better this month, and although Aly didn’t win, he still made it understanding leads to better appreciation, and certainly into the top 3! We’re very proud of him, but we have to more respect…even if it did make me think thank God I’m release our grip on him for a couple of months as his ap- a gay man. I have a number of straight buddies who are pearance on the show has lead him to be part of another very uptight about their sexuality, so they could certainly one! use something like this to help them fi nally break through all the damned taboo about the opposite sex (and maybe a Penis Monologues wouldn’t be a bad idea for them either). This Month It was quite apparent that everyone in the audience, gay and straight alike, were quite moved by the performance. I The ISCCA Coronation is coming up this month. Don’t dare say the Vagina Monologues received a standing ovula- forget to vote for the Emperor and Empress candidates tion! that you would like to represent Calgary. Matchbox Max contributed an article this month that explains what the Once again Steve and I had to split up to photograph all Imperial Sovereign Court of the Chinook Arch is all about the events happening this month. With Metro the Club – read it on page 36. Also, take a gander at the platforms and the Rekroom closing their doors, it was important of this year’s Emperor and Empress candidates on page for me to photograph at Kim Would’s last Saturday show 48. For more information on the dates and locations of the at the Rekroom. This happened to be the same night as Coronation Week events, visit www.iscca.ca. the 2nd Annual Straight to Diva at the Calgary Eagle, which was designated to Steve. Unfortunately I had to Another major event coming up that you’d better not leave Kim’s show a little early because I got an emergency forget about is the Apollo Western Cup weekend! Sign up call from Steve – he had come down with the latest bout to compete or just go watch all the guys and gals get- gaycalgary.com magazine #30, Apr. 2006 5 ting sweaty while they play. Test your vocal abilities in same story, so it must be true! They are taking the offen- the Apollo Idol competition, and of course, party your sive against some threat that may have never even existed, heart out at the Apollo dance on Saturday the 15th! Visit and sometimes they cross the line by actually doing some- www.westerncup.com for all the details. thing nasty outright to their competition. Then comes the retaliation from those they offend, and it goes back and Kim Fontaine, the Saskatchewan singer/songwriter forth et infi nitum. Even with the death of a business, the whose CD we reviewed last year, will be making her way negativity just redistributes to the ones that remain - it’s back to Calgary this month.
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