Contents:
- STARDT ON THE GAY BARS, FIRGS & FAILUR THAT LED TO ‘MIC SOUNDS BETTER WH YOU’
- OVERLOOKED NO MORE: JOBRIATH, OPENLY GAY GLAM ROCKER THE ’70S
- ADVERSY, RELAYED EMOTINS BY A TROUBLED GAY TEENAGER
- MAN ACCED OF G GRDR APP TO TARGET AND ROB GAY MEN
STARDT ON THE GAY BARS, FIRGS & FAILUR THAT LED TO ‘MIC SOUNDS BETTER WH YOU’
Castg is ankly extraordary, Michelle Pfeiffer plays magnificently a shamelsly villa-wch and Robert De Niro as the likable gay pirate steals the show.
OVERLOOKED NO MORE: JOBRIATH, OPENLY GAY GLAM ROCKER THE ’70S
Across the Atlantic Ocean, muni of young black and Lato men, many of them ostracized for beg homosexuals, gathered nightclubs Chigo and Detro. By the late 1980s, some of the futuristic groov ma their way to the gay Paris unrground. Braxe and Diamond were 17 when they first, penntly of each other, walked to Parisian gay clubs and had their liv changed.
ADVERSY, RELAYED EMOTINS BY A TROUBLED GAY TEENAGER
”Such was the plited existence of Jobriath, who is generally regard as the first openly gay rock star.
The productn st was timated at an exorbant $200, ad mpaign is one reason Jobriath is nsired to this day to have been among the mic dtry’s most overhyped the gay liberatn movement growg the early 1970s, Brandt assumed that Jobriath would be readily embraced. ”Jobriath put out a send album, “Creatur of the Street, ” 1974 and embarked on a natnal tour, only to enunter homophobic slurs durg a performance at Nass Colism on Long Island.
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MAN ACCED OF G GRDR APP TO TARGET AND ROB GAY MEN
David Bowie me out as gay durg an terview for Melody Maker 1972. However, many of his songs and performanc allud to gay culture, and he often participated cross-drsg for photo shoots and ncerts. In turn, sexual ambiguy and viance self bee more sirable to the general public, which greatly aid gay activists their fight for equaly, whether Bowie tend to advance their e or not.