Showing posts with label GLBT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GLBT. Show all posts

Thursday, July 31, 2008

YO!


Yo! Majesty.  This openly lesbian rap group (they have them!?) is ridiculous.  I saw them on TV a while ago, and forgot about them until I saw their interview with Beth Ditto.  They are very sexual and very aggressive, which I love about them.

Here:


They are really really fucking cool.

Enjoy:

Yo Majesty - Club Action
This is one of the first songs I heard from them, and it always makes me want to party.

Yo Majesty - Booty Clap (DJ Orion Mix)  I just found this, and I can't stop listening.  This DJ Orion is a very talented guy (is that a DIPLO sample I hear?) who knows how to make a great beat.

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Oh, Tranny?

As promised, here is Jay Brannan talking about a gang of trannies on 7th Avenue.



"Hold my bag! Hold my bag!" 

Friday, July 25, 2008

Feed Me To The Wolves



I turned on LOGO last night and I saw on NewNowNext Logan Lynn's music video for "Feed Me To The Wolves".  For the first minute I was a little worried, since the beat and vocals didn't sound that great.  The last video on NewNowNext that I saw was "Faggoty Attention" by some guy.  (Needless to say, not a very good song).  Now that I gave this song a proper listen, it won't get out of my head.  It really reminds me of Magnetic Fields, and I think the way this song is made is brilliant.

Give it a listen

Logan Lynn - Feed Me To The Wolves

And heres the video:



One other song I liked:
Here We Go Again

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Films

I saw my first movies for the 2008 Philadelphia International Gay and Lesbian Film Fest yesterday.  I was slightly disappointed with the first one "Sugar Rush".

"Sugar Rush explores the world of Kim and her earth-shattering lust for the gorgeous and sassy Maria Sweet, otherwise known as Sugar.

And if Sugar wasn't enough to blow Kim's mind, there's also her dysfunctional, embarrassing family - a mini-freak for a brother, an obsessively house-proud dad and a mum who's behaving as if she's the one who's 15 years old.

Each episode is a different journey inside Kim's world as her wry observations take us into the mind of a screwed up, loved up, lustful adolescent experiencing the bright lights of Brighton and the rush of forbidden love for the first time." - E4 London

Ok, so that all SOUNDS nice and sweet.  The only thing is since it is a TV show, they only had three episodes mashed up into a movie, and the ending was non existent.  The acting was very good though, (despite the fact that one of the actresses looked a helluva lot like Lindsay Lohan...) so I was happy about that.  The lust of wanting someone straight is something most gays and lesbians can relate too, and I thought Sugar Rush portrayed that very well.

The other movie I saw was a collection of short films called "Puppy Love (and Lust): Gay Shorts about Adolescence".  I thought it was very good, and the fact that the adolescent gay mentality is not too far in my past, I thought it would be adorable to see these.  What I didn't expect were the throngs of old men watching these 16-18 year old boys make out.  Too many short films to comment on, but "Le Baiser" (The Kisser, translated for the fest as "Romeo and Juliet") was definately a favorite of mine.  Take the french language, shakespeare, 2 french boys playing Romeo and Juliet as a stage test, and I will be a happy guy.  Also, "Secrets" (pictured above) was intense to watch, with a lot of unexpected twists at at popular "Hills-esque" party.

Jay Brannan concert is tomorrow.