A movie theatre is a bit like a church. It has a reverent group atmosphere, designed to hold audiences in awe as they watch stories…
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While searching through the abyss of my deep, dark past, my classiest night fell on the evening of my high school senior formal. Unexpected, right?…
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Trotting out Romney’s favorite Olympic sport Most would probably guess that the term “dressage” refers to something French people do when no one is looking.…
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The physical and social implications of women’s shoes
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What is it about designers that make us seem to put on rose-colored retail glasses when making purchases? Yes, it may seem to be a good deal, but is that rather average blouse even worth the discount price? -
Green, black or herbal? Cream or sugar? Perhaps some honey? From fine china to travel mugs, tea can be found across the globe and each society has a special approach to tea drinking. There is a culture behind tea, from the United Kingdom to the countries of Asia. But in the U.S. tea is a commodity, not a cultural tradition. -
I can sum up the winter of 2007 in two words: Gossip Girl.
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The logistics of gay male sex are supposed to be pretty simple — straightforward, even, if you can forgive the pun. You’ve got two dudes, two dicks, two mouths, and four hands in the mix — it’s very easy to conceptualize what sexual reciprocity looks like.
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Imagine: you’re trekking through the woods. There is a foot of snow on the ground and the temperature is barely breaking 18 degrees. Everything in your body is telling you this is crazy. You finally reach your destination: a 60-foot drop over a waterfall into frigid cold water. Shit’s about to get real. You’re about to kayak right over the edge… For the boys in Empire: The Whitewater Story, this is a favorite pastime.
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Upon entering The Nines on March 23, one was enveloped with a typical Friday night in the Collegetown scene: 20-somethings scattered around the bar, adolescents spread throughout the restaurant area, all awaiting live performances from local artists.