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We Are All Made of Stardust Nightspots Chats with Scott Cramer of Berlin’S Stardust Thursdays October 28, 2009 #1004 We Are All Made of Stardust Nightspots chats with Scott Cramer of Berlin’s Stardust Thursdays. inSIDE page 22 Pooch Pride at The And for some reason, Glenwood. Pamela Anderson. page 12 page 42 Night of 1,O0o Zombies 8*5)%+14:$)0#*5$) GSFF[PNCJFNBLFVQGSPNQNUPQN ;PNCJFTDPNFUPUIFGSPOUPGUIFMJOFBGUFSUIFQBSBEF GETS SPOoKY 3320 N. HALSTED, CHICAGO, IL 60657 773.348.1053 WWW.SCARLETBARCHICAGO.COM out in the stars by Charlene Lichtenstein Saturn trudges into Libra this progress. Things must change SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23 - week after a two-year schlep so everyone is a little happier. DEC. 22) Friends can be a through Virgo. What rattles Whatever your motivation, source of pleasure or pain, our chains? What makes us the outcome will be great. Uh, depending on how much you uneasy? Focus on areas of eventually. push them. The secret of your October 28, 2009 your life where you can learn success (and peace of mind) #1004 a lesson or two and make a LEO (JULY 24 - AUG. 23) will be to worry less about the concrete change in your life. Every proud Lion loves to details and let everyone do cover Or you can just continue to roar our their opinion at any what they can and what they kvetch, I suppose. Yes, you opportunity. But now you may will. You can do that, can’t JENAE, know who you are... find that you achieve much, you? ANDREW, much more by simply listening. SHAINA & ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL The next few months put you CAPRICORN (DEC. 23 - JAN. 20) Anything that has grilled on a stronger footing in your 20) Have you been carefully SCOTT your bun in a relationship will communication. And the less crafting your professional mes- photo by move to the front burner now. said, the better! sage or have you allowed www. Do you need to polish your act, yourself to be shuttled along, nestorsphotography or just apple polish? The hints VIRGO (AUG. 24 - SEPT. 23) up or down the ladder of suc- .com that you receive now will make If you have been carefully cess. Pink Caps are ambitious you smooth enough to run for counting your pennies, this will but can get too comfortable political office. Or is it oily... ? be a time of relative luxury. But with the status quo. Start the if you have been a reckless revolution. INDEX TAURUS (APRIL 21 - MAY spender, this will be a time for THAT GUY 21) Queer Bulls who dream reappraisal and redirection. AQUARIUS (JAN. 21 - FEB. 8 of enjoying a life of leisure will By the end of this fiscal cycle 19) If you are thinking of THE DJ, THE MUSIC have to wake up and smell the you could be in an enviable planning a great trip, do so AND YOU 14 office’s pot of coffee. There is position. Err, prone? with an eye to handling all DATELAND no time to sit and snooze (or the nitty details. This is also 16 to take a long lunch). There LIBRA (SEPT. 24 - OCT. 23) true for any project that has a INTERVIEW-JESSE are too many tasks to do and All eyes are upon you. Any- global or universal application. SANTANA not a lot of time to do them. thing that you try to do to grab Whatever gets you into new 18 Vacation in 2010. the spotlight could backfire. space is filled with interesting INTERVIEW-SCOTT So allow the masses to come life lessons. Oh, goodie. CRAMER GEMINI (MAY 22 - JUNE 21) to you slowly and find ways of 22 Really great parties require strengthening your foundation PISCES (FEB. 20 - MARCH THE SPREAD good planning as well as a with sturdy, serious work. Go 20) Any intimate relationship 24-25 set up and clean up crew. So mad crazy later. will have its serious moments MARRS ATTACKS! that is your role in the cosmos and life-turning events now. 30 going forward for the rest of SCORPIO (OCT. 24 - NOV. Guppies will learn a lot about INTERMISSION the year. Pink Twins often 22) You are far too stressed. what makes them tick and in 31 like to dance while others toil. Chill out and leave your wor- doing so, you can become THE DAILIES Turnabout is now fair play. ries on your doorstep. Not only an even better, more attuned 36-37 will you tune up your intuition, lover. Hey, is that even pos- WHERE MY BAR AT? 38-39 CANCER (JUNE 22 - JULY you will also start rebuilding sible?? 23) Family obligations may your quota of good karma CALENDAR Q (c) 2009 THE STARRY EYE, LLC., All Rights weigh you down but you will points. Do good gay works. Reserved. For Entertainment Purposes Only. 40-41 Lichtenstein’s blog www.thestarryeye.typepad.com FROM THE BOOTH find that you are more able to Donate your time and posses- covers everything new age. Her astrology book handle them as the months sions. Talk to the birds. HerScopes; A Guide To Astrology For Lesbians is 44 the best in tongue-in-cheek astrology. DOWNload: www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com PUBLISHER Tracy Baim ASSISTANT PUBLISHER Terri Klinsky MANAGING EDitor Kirk Williamson PhotoGRAPHY Mel Ferrand, Kat Fitzgerald, DJ Greg Haus, Kirk, Kizzy, Ryan Kolodziej, Anthony Meade, 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 REPRESENTA- TIVES Terri Klinsky, Kirk Williamson, Amy Matheny, Carlos Paret NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE RIVENDELL MEDIA 212-242-6863 DIRECTOR OF NEW MEDIA Jean Albright OFFICE Meghan Streit 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 October 28, 2009 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 #1004 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 773.871.7610, fax 773.871.7609 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com We Are All Made of Stardust [email protected] Nightspots chats with Scott Cramer of Berlin’s Stardust Thursdays. inSIDE page 22 Pooch Pride at The And for some reason, Glenwood. Pamela Anderson. page 12 page 42 DOWNload: www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Sponsors: Brought to you by: Festival Hotline that guy by Kirk Williamson As you read this, I am sequestered deep, deep in the autumn-flecked woods of Michigan (Yes, Michigan!) turning 35. I secured a quaint lakeside cottage in which to lapse into geriatric stupor. Seriously, I am NOT one of those fags that gets all twisted up by age; I have earned each and every one of these 35 years. Why, as you can see from the overwhelming amount of coverage I have put together for this issue, I may just be up to 38 or so by now. So you will give me a pass as I reflect upon my young life and shorten this week’s column. I promise to re-emerge from my bucolic splendor bursting with insight and bon mots. I will be back for Halloween, so if I see you, you are SO getting an embarrassing picture taken of you. I’ll never be too old for that. [email protected] Quick hello to my long- lost triplet Mikie, seen here out at Rumors. Oh, the stories... Join Chicago’s very own Miss Foozie as she kicks off this year’s Halsted Halloween parade, start- ing at 5 p.m. Saturday, October 31. You know, on Halloween. 8 October 28, 2009 JOIN US FOR THE PRE-HOLIDAY SEASON WINE TASTING PARTY AT ® WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 6-9PM YOUR $20 CONTRIBUTION BENEFITS EQUALITY ILLINOIS PAC LIGHT BITES & SURPRISES THANKS TO OUR FRIENDS AT sample more than BOTTLES & CASES OF WINE WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY & PRIOR SALE 75wines from around the world ® ...The Video Bar 3349 North Halsted SidetrackChicago.com 10 October 28, 2009 Reign Supreme: Meet Empress VI D’Vita D’Ville, with the adoring outgoing reign at Charlie’s photo by Kirk Pooch pride on parade at the newly expanded The Glenwood photos by Kirk Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow at Rumors photos by Kirk Such warm pipes with Creaoke @ Bobby Love’s photos by Kirk 12 October 28, 2009 the dj, the music and YOU by DJ Res-5 Wild Things: the risque music column Wow, what a two weeks it has been! Between Britney Spears dropping “3” and Rihanna releasing “Russian Roulette,” I was in, like, Super Gay Boy Heaven! HEAR no evil In case you were living under a rock, “3” is the new Britney song you’ll hate to love, but do. It’s production is very streamlined, up-tempo, and hook-driven. Even though the lyrics leave something to be desired, I found myself singing it within hours of my first couple listens (back-to- back streams because I was really on the fence after the first play through).
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