Showing posts with label kylie minogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kylie minogue. Show all posts
Sunday, April 06, 2025
Step Back in Time
I'm about to run out the door to JFK to catch a flight to Monte Carlo, where Damian and I will be fulfilling our youthful dream of attending its Masters 1000 event this week. (Because my husband lives by the "If It's Tuesday It Must Be Belgium" rule, we'll also be in Avignon, Nice, Milan, St. Moritz, Zermatt/Matterhorn, Zurich -- Glacier Express -- Interlaken/Brienz before flying home via Paris.)
But before we go, I wanted to mention what a great weekend we had with my AZ childhood BFF, Greg, who flew in from Omaha to see Kylie Minogue last night at Madison Square Garden.
The festivities began on Friday, with a mini reunion of the old Tucson gang -- Greg, Kara and Jimmy, aka Scooter. (I'm assuming Marlise, Liesel and Paul's ears were burning hot!)
It was so great catching up with everyone and finally meeting Kara's life partner, Korn.
The time flew by, but it was a thrill to see friends I have known since the late 1980s, a highlight of which was Greg's bringing some photos many of us had never seen before!
Greg as Debbie Harry for Halloween
Scooter and Greg
Me and Scooter at Kurt's
We followed that up with a fantastic dinner with Greg's friend Dave -- along with his boyfriend Abel, at the Society Cafe -- before meeting my friend Greg at MSG moments before the show.
This was my third time seeing the Aussie pop goddess -- also in 2009 and in 2011 -- and it was by far the best. I may only be a casual admirer …
But by the end of the night, I felt like a superfan. So thrilled to see a woman of a certain age -- not unlike myself -- riding a new wave of success!
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
Song of the Day: 'Every Day's Like Christmas' by Kylie Minogue
With thanks to my Arizona-childhood best friend, Greg, who yesterday introduced me to the Stock-Aitken-Waterman remix of this 2015 song by Dannii's sister. Sounds straight out of 1987, which was the exact year Greg and I finally got up the nerve to come out to one another!
Wednesday, September 01, 2021
Song of the Day: 'Bette Davis Eyes' by Kylie Minogue
Kylie Minogue's version of the Jackie DeShannon gem made world-famous by Kim Carness isn't as compelling as it might be. But more surprising is that I'd never heard about the 2014 two-disc collection of '80s covers for which it was recorded -- that also included Lisa Stansfield covering "You're the Best Thing" by Paul Weller's Style Council. (If I didn't know about this, WHO did?????)
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Wednesday, June 02, 2021
Friday, November 27, 2020
On the Rag, Vol. 634
A weekly look at what's making news in the gay magazines:
Between the Lines: Michigan HIV/AIDS agencies struggle to reimagine service delivery, support during Covid-19
Get Out!: Adonis -- Only Fans
Gay Times: Shea CouleƩ wins the honor for drag hero
Out in Jersey: Joanna Lohman is a soccer star and activist
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Colton Ford,
kylie minogue,
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World AIDS Day
Monday, November 16, 2020
Song of the Day: 'I Love It' by Kyle Minogue
Today's pick is in recognition of the longevity of Kylie Minogue, who just became the first woman to top the U.K. album chart across five decades. "Disco," her 15th album, continues a run started in 1988 with "Kylie." She has topped the album chart six further times, with "Enjoy Yourself" (1989), "Fever" (2001), "Aphrodite" (2010) and "Golden" (2018), plus two greatest hits collections in 1992 and 2019.
Thursday, April 26, 2018
Song of the Day: 'Dancing' by Kylie Minogue
What does everyone think of Kylie's "Golden" album? (I'm just getting around to listening.) My AZ-best-friend is a big fan -- he thinks some of the bonus tracks even surpass the official songs -- but I'm still a little on the fence about the whole thing. Her voice bothers me more than usual -- not sure if that's processing, aging, trying to sound "country" or Westville Girl Syndrome.
Friday, April 20, 2018
Remains of the Day (04/20)
The Daily News: Was Morgan Freeman having sex with his late "granddaughter"?
New York Post: FDNY brags about diversity -- then hires firefighter who went on racist tirade
Boy Culture: Avicii, Swedish deejay and "Wake Me Up" hitmaker, dead at 28
CBS: Missing 17-year-old found dead; rumored boyfriend arrested for his murder
The Washington Post: Civil rights prosecutors recommend charges in death of Eric Garner
Greg in Hollywood: Must learn more about briefs-clad Tom Berklund
PinkNews: "It was either tits or death"
Lipstick Alley: I saw the story of a woman who married her uncle on "Forbidden: Dying for Love" last night, but it left out the part that he was an alleged child molester -- including her as a little girl -- and where she claims to have fucked his hot son/her hot cousin after allegedly murdering her husband/uncle/his dad -- and now another article claims she's fucked her defense lawyer
Deadline: Bette Midler returning to Broadway's "Hello, Dolly!" for production's end run
The Lester & Charlie Review: National Procrastination Week was last month
The Daily News: Hunt for cat that escaped carrier underway at JFK
AM New York: Cynthia Nixon's account of Marriage Equality Act passage angers LGBTQ activists
The Hill: DNC sues Russia, Trump campaign and WikiLeaks over alleged election interference
The Associated Press: "OK, who wants to take this one?"
HuffPost: Kansas teacher says series of homophobic threats drove him to quit his job
Hunk du Jour: How do you pick JUST ONE of these guys?
The Randy Report: Out actor/producer/writer Kevin Spirtas talks about his new Amazon series, "After Forever"
OMG Blog: Branden Miller -- aka "Joanne the Scammer" -- isn't pulling a fast one with that boner of his
NewNowNext: Research shows gay couples actually stay together longer than lesbians or heterosexuals
It's Either Sadness or Euphoria: "First love fixes a life forever: this much I have discovered over the years. It may not outrank subsequent loves, but they will always be affected by its existence. It may serve as model, or as counterexample. It may overshadow subsequent loves; on the other hand, it can make them easier, better. Though sometimes, first love cauterises the heart, and all any searcher will find thereafter is scar tissue."
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Friday, March 30, 2018
On the Rag, Vol. 503
A weekly look at what's making news in the gay mags:
HotSpots: Talk about a tall drink of water!
Lavender (Minnesota): Adam Hirsch and Joe Livingston share the story of their relationship and unique wedding
Metro Weekly (D.C.): Have you ever noticed that people who say they're geeks never are?
Between the Lines (Detroit): Homosexuality, the Middle East and self-identity
Dallas Voice: The Easter pooch parade returns
QX (London): 13 Questions with Karamo Brown of 'Queer Eye'
Gloss (San Francisco): I wanna do the White Party with Dan
Adelante: Greudyn Pena looking good out front
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Daniel Levy,
gay marriage,
Gus Kenworthy,
john barrowman,
kylie minogue,
On the Rag,
ricky martin,
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