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Gaycalgary and Edmonton Magazine #53, March 2008 9 March 2008 Issue 53 FREE of charge VVaginaagina MMonologuesonologues AApollopollo WWesternestern PPriaperiape ModelModel SearchSearch CCupup 20082008 PPriaperiape WWearear sseekseeks VVanillaanilla ttoo FFetishetish >> STARTING ON PAGE 16 GLBT RESOURCE • CALGARY & EDMONTON 2 gaycalgary and edmonton magazine #53, March 2008 9 Established originally in January 1992 as Men For Men BBS by MFM Communications. Named changed to GayCalgary.com in 1998. Stand alone Table of Contents company as of January 2004. First Issue of GayCalgary.com Magazine, November 5 The Queers Must Be Crazy 2003. Name adjusted in November 2006 to Letter from the Publisher GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine. Publisher Steve Polyak & Rob Diaz-Marino, 9 Little Shop of Horrors [email protected] “Feed Me” at Stage West Editor Rob Diaz Marino, editor@gaycalgary. 10 Newslets com 11 Original Graphic Design Deviant Designs Advertising 11 Priape Model Search Steve Polyak [email protected] Priape Wear seeks Vanilla to Fetish Contributors Steve Polyak, Rob Diaz-Marino, Jason Clevett, 12 Shelter Jerome Voltero, Kevin Alderson, Allison A Special Screening Courtesy of Fairytales Brodowski , Mercedes Allen, Stephen Lock, 16 Dallas Barnes, Benjamin Hawkcliffe, Andrew Collins, Felice Newman, Evan Kayne, Romeo 14 Out of Town San Vicente, Ron Eberly, Ace and the Gay and Hong Kong Lesbian Community of Calgary and Edmonton Photographer 16 Map & Event Listings Steve Polyak and Rob Diaz-Marino Find out what’s happening Videographer Steve Polyak and Rob Diaz-Marino 23 My Organs, My Blood, My Please forward all inquiries to: Choice GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine Suite 403, 215 14th Avenue S.W. 25 Q Scopes Calgary, Alberta T2R 0M2 “Be conservative with money, Gemini!” Phone (403) 543-6960 or toll free (888) 543-6960 26 Adult Film Review 12 Fax (403) 703-0685 Cowboys, Cabin Fever, Greased, Gay for Pay E-mail [email protected] 28 Deep Inside Hollywood Print Run Monthly, 12 times a year New Projects For Madonna and Ian Ziering Copies Printed Monthly, Over 10,000 copies. 29 Whole Lesbian Sex Masthead continued on page 6 Get It How You Like It: Tips for Receptive Cunnilingus (PG-13 Version) 30 Girls Groove: A Sherri Olsen Production A Calgary-based Gathering that will Inspire You to Get Up and Groove 31 Now That’s A Little More Interesting 32 Letters to the Editor 33 Fundraising Photos Continued Next Page gaycalgary and edmonton magazine #53, March 2008 3 From Previous Page 35 Noirville and Writers Block Two World Premier Canadian Plays Under One Roof 36 Apollo Western Cup 2008 37 Easter More than the Easter Bunny Continued from page 5 Distribution points up to 200 points in 38 Changes in the Queer Community – What’s Calgary, largest number of distribution points for any Gay publication in Calgary. Next? Up to 150 points in Edmonton, largest number of distribution points for any Gay 40 Evolution of Community publication in Edmonton. Also distributed Open Reply to Stephen Lock coast to coast across Canada in select locations in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, and other 43 Don’t Buy In places across Canada and the United Battling Against Discrimination in Calgary Schools States. Please call us if you would like to be a distribution point. 42 Bitter Girl Distributed by Gallant Distributions 33 (Calgary), Clark’s Distribution (Edmonton), 43 Vagina Monologues Canada Post (rest of Canada and USA) and by GayCalgary.com 45 The Juno Awards Deadline for Ad Bookings 25th of the month Calgary hosts Canada’s Musical Extravaganza (unless otherwise stated) Deadline for Ad copy 28th of the month 46 Juno Weekend (unless otherwise stated) More than Just Awards Legal Council Courtney Sebree Aarbo, Barristers and Solicitors 47 R We Drowning in Alphabet Soup? A Humorous Look at Language Printers North Hill News This Issue Cover Model Dana Pinnock 48 A Couple of Guys taken at the Maxbell Arena. Photo by Steve Polyak. Photo Editing by Rob Diaz-Marino. 49 Movie Review The opinions expressed in this magazine are Die Mommie Die! not necessarily those of GayCalgary.com or the contributors of the magazine. 50 Calgary Cares Once More People photographed or interviewed, 51 writers, advertisers, contributors and 51 Music Review anyone else involved with this publication are not necessarily gay, lesbian, bi, I Stand, Ruby Woo bi-curious or trans gendered. They can be straight people that are gay friendly. 53 Queer Eye - Calgary & Edmonton April 2008 No part of the publication may be reprinted Community Events this Month without the expressed permission of the Press Deadlines editor-in-chief. 58 Book Review Copyright 2008 AAdd SSpacepace BBookingooking - TuesdayTuesday MMarcharch 225th5th 22008008 Member of Canadian Gay & AAdd SSubmissionubmission - Lesbian Chamber SSundayunday MarchMarch 330th0th 22008008 of Commerce Member of International Gay & IInn CCirculationirculation - WednesdayWednesday Lesbian Travel Association AAprilpril 2nd2nd 20082008 PPleaselease ccontactontact usus rrightight awayaway ifif yyouou tthinkhink youyou maymay havehave missedmissed tthehe BBookingooking oror SubmissionSubmission DDeadlineseadlines Member of Edmonton Rainbow Member of Tourism Calgary. Business Association. 4 gaycalgary and edmonton magazine #53, March 2008 The Queers Must Be Crazy Letter from the Publisher on a school exam, or vandalized public property. They know By Rob Diaz-Marino these things are wrong and yet they did them anyway to fi nd out what happens. Some face serious repercussions and learn If I ask you to imagine a culture where the adults their lesson; some don’t get caught but feel so guilty that they behave like children, and the children behave like never do it again; others make a habit of it, and grow up to be adults, you might wonder what episode of Star Trek criminals. I’m talking about. In reality you may need to look Meanwhile, otherwise innocent children have witnessed no further than your own stomping grounds here on their parents putting down the goofy stereotypes on TV, or Planet Earth. I’m noticing this polarization of matu- giving them mysterious warnings about the two men or two rity levels happening more and more within the gay women that live together just down the street, or being told outright that homosexuality is shameful, wrong, and unfor- community, and I’ve been pretty darn curious as to giveable. So GLBT children are made to feel just like those why this is happening. other bad kids – perhaps even worse after being pushed to the bottom of the pecking order when bullied by those bad kids – Now don’t get me wrong – I’m happy to report that the ma- when they have really done nothing wrong. Like binding one’s jority of GLBT adults that I know are mature and responsible, feet in ancient Chinese tradition, some GLBT children crumble and not so happy to say that I’ve seen far too much of youth under the pressure to curb their “unacceptable” thoughts and my age (I’m only 26, believe it or not) that I’ve seen are mostly feelings at this early age, before they are fully formed. It only concerned about getting high and getting laid. But the scales gets worse when they try going through the motions with some have started tipping lately, and I think I might be able to offer poor girl who is destined to get her heart broken. an observation – our writer Kevin Alderson, a registered psy- chologist, might confi rm or contest this. One fairly recent scene that particularly turned my stom- ach was a televised broadcast showing parents who brought In my understanding, the whole idea of the GLBT commu- their children to a traditional marriage rally. The children had nity is to offer one another an unfair advantage, after a long sombre but blank expressions on their faces, responding to history of being dealt unfair disadvantages from the rest of the anger and indignation in their parents’ voices but looking society. Well...a tightly knit social network, a moral support up to them to watch out for their best interests - which they system, people to turn to when you need help – these things are presumably too young to understand and accomplish for are the fabric of society, they are not an unreasonable thing to themselves. What a sick joke that the parents, who boasted ask for. However in business, the nepotism, under the table this rally to be “for the children”, refused to acknowledge the deals and secret favours are. statistical inevitability that one or more of the children in that The disadvantages that past and present generations very room would grow up to be part of the group that they have had to face are numerous, and profoundly barbaric were lobbying against. How disheartening it would be to know for a society that thinks it’s above foot-binding and female your mom and dad fought so that you couldn’t get married. It circumcision. In western society we seem to rather resort to is a disgusting betrayal from those who we, as children, have mind games to cripple one another as necessary to fi t into the little choice but to trust unconditionally. But I digress. mould. Let’s go through the basic inventory – it’s not the story Still, I would argue that most, if not all of the emotional of every GLBT person, but certainly the story of some. turmoil prior to this time in a child’s life can be overcome with The fi rst trauma is faced as we come of age, getting the the help of a supportive family. Even if we are made to feel feeling that there is something wrong with us as we begin to like deviants from outside sources, it is our family that holds realize that our orientations do not match what we have been the most power at the end of the day.
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