Thursday, February 28, 2008

CGRA Barn Dance


Join the 2008 Royalty Team at 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 29th at the JeffCo Fairgrounds Horse Barn for a rip-roarin' Barn Dance. Come on out and scoot your boots!

Cinema Q in March: The Witnesses

The Denver Film Society is proud to announce the March film in their monthly Cinema Q program celebrating the best in new GLBT titles coming soon to the StarzFilmCenter.
"The Witnesses" is Director André Téchiné's ("Wild Reeds") fast-paced and compelling story featuring a wonderful cast and fascinating characters, set in Paris in the mid-1980s, an era of sexual freedom. Recent parents Sarah (Emmanuelle Béart), a novelist, and Mehdi (Sami Bouajila), a vice cop, both sleep with other partners because, as Sarah says, otherwise she would feel imprisoned in their marriage. Enjoying a summer holiday at the seashore, Sarah invites her friend Adrien (Michel Blanc), a middle-aged doctor, who brings his handsome young protégé Manu (Johan Libéreau). Surprisingly, Mehdi and Manu begin a passionate affair. But everything changes when a mysterious new disease appears.
Find out more at Denver Film.

Janet Jackson Alert!!!


All you fans of Janet Jackson (and there are a lot of you) can check out Miss Jackson on:

Feb 28: Jimmy Kimmel

Feb 29: Ellen Degeneres Show

March 5: Tyra Banks Show

Janet Jackson's "Discipline" is in stores now (but you knew that).

Calling all aspiring filmmakers/lovers of Democracy

The Denver Office of Cultural Affairs (DOCA) and Denver Film Society (DFS), producers of the Starz Denver Film Festival announce the creation and launch of the Cinemocracy Film Festival, an open source film festival to coincide with the 2008 Democratic National Convention. As an official event of the Denver 2008 Convention Host Committee, Cinemocracy calls for open participation in the political process; a multitude of voices during an event that shapes the political future of the United States.

Info at a Glance:

* 2008 Cinemocracy Film Festival: an open source film festival addressing the topic of “How do you define democracy?”
* Top-ranked films (as determined by public online voting) will be publicly screened in Denver during the week of the 2008 Democratic National Convention (August 25-28).
* For submission guidelines and official rules, visit Denver Film Society.


During a year of monumental change, DOCA and DFS invite citizens of the world to speak out and share ideas on the definition of democracy through the creation of short films. All films submitted via free upload will be judged by the online public and the top 10 will be screened at a free public event in Denver during the week of the 2008 Democratic National Convention (August 25-28). Additionally, the winning film will be screened as part of the official program of the 31st Starz Denver Film Festival (November 13-23).

Submitted films can be up to five minutes in length and can be uploaded from March 1 through July 15 to Cinemocracy. Voting will remain open until August 1.

Dengue Fever: Sni Bong


Some hot Cambodian disco!

Dengue Fever coming to the Hi-Dive


Dengue Fever will be hitting Hi-Dive (7 South Broadway, Denver) for a 21+ show on Wednesday, March 26. Doors open at 8 pm, show begins at 9. Tickets are $8 in advance/$10 day of show. Mothership and Alan Alda also perform. For tickets and additional info, visit Hi-Dive.

New Monsoon Earth Day Concert at the Oriental Theater

San Francisco-based quintet New Monsoon, along with Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk, has announced a pair of concerts to benefit Rock the Earth and celebrate Earth Day, on April 4 and April 5 at Denver’s Oriental Theater. $1 from every ticket sale will be donated to Rock The Earth, a non-profit organization helping to preserve our environment. The bands will flip flop closing sets, and play a joint set at the end of each show. After packing the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco three years in a row, New Monsoon returns to the Rocky Mountain state, with Dumpstaphunk, which is New Orleans’ legend Ivan Neville’s newest project.

The band takes its audience on a multi-faceted musical journey marrying acoustic and electric instrumentation, fusing numerous genres from bluegrass to reggae, jazz to funk all in one rock ‘n roll package. In fact, one of their popular live recordings, released in 2005, New Monsoon Live at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival was nominated for a JAMMY award as live album of the year.

For up to date information, visit New Monsoon.

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Colorado OutSpoken on YouTube

Colorado OutSpoken wants you!

Colorado OutSpoken is looking for GLBT military veterans and active service personnel for a story on gays and lesbians in the military, so if you're a GLBT vet or active service person, they would like to talk to you.




The show also needs local health care professionals (doctors, nurses, therapists, dentists, trainers, and more) to help them develop a new series.

For more information visit Colorado OutSpoken.

Stay tuned for Colorado OutSpoken

Colorado OutSpoken's next show is coming up on Sunday, March 30, at 10 p.m. on KBDI Channel12. Don't miss it! Check out Colorado OutSpoken for more information.

Demented Divas News

The Demented Divas recently presented Bootylicious Bingo starring Nuclia Waste, Gabbriella Butz'In, Portia Potty and Iona Trailer at Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret, 16th and Arapahoe, in downtown Denver. A great time was had by all and the event was a fun benefit for Project Angel Heart! Check out www.nucliawaste.org to get all the latest news and events from Nuclia Waste and the Demented Divas.

Colorado AIDS Project Announces New Board Leadership and New Board Members





As Colorado AIDS Project (CAP) begins its 25th year, they are excited to announce the appointment of new officers to the Executive Committee as well as the addition of two new Directors.

2008 Colorado AIDS Project Board Officers:

Rich Corbetta, an attorney with Corbetta & O'Leary, P.C., has been appointed Board President. Rich joined the Board of Directors in 2003, and recently held the position of Secretary.
Jacquelyn Kilmer, an attorney with Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck , PC, has been appointed Board Vice President.
Matt Adrian of Adrian and Associates, a recent addition to the Board of Directors, has been named Secretary.
Darrell J. Vigil of the Bibliographical Center for Research, has been selected to serve another term as the Board Treasurer.
New Additions to the Colorado AIDS Project Board of Directors:

Dan Reirden, a Physician at the Childrens Hospital
Sally Vogler, Director of Public Relations for Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield.

Read the complete list at www.coloradoaidsproject.org.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

The Gender Identity Center of Colorado

The Gender Identity Center of Colorado, Inc., (GIC) is a non-profit corporation organized in 1978 and incorporated in June 1980. The organization was formed to provide support to transsexuals, or those people who cross dress, or are non-traditional in their gender identity. The Center is also an informational and educational resource to the community at large.
The GIC is available to anyone, male or female, who can benefit from its services or resources, including spouses and significant others, parents, and siblings.

The GIC is a tax exempt, 501(3)c nonprofit corporation which provides these public services to the community, but receives none of its support from tax dollars. It is funded by collection of door fees for meetings, tuition for seminars and workshops, membership dues and donations. Receipts can be given for any donation of money or materials. Find out more at www.gicofcolo.org.

Cinema Q at Starz

Want some more gay culture in your life? Of course you do! Queer Lives. Queer Voices. Queer Visions. The DFS is proud to present them in all their diversity via one of the only regular showcases for GLBT cinema in Denver. Don’t miss limited first-run releases like Le Temps Qui Reste or encore presentations of genre pioneers such as Gus Van Sant’s Mala Noche. Sponsored by The Center and Out Front Colorado. Showtimes: see individual listings bearing the Cinema Q logo. Get the full scoop at Starz.

Denver Center options rights for Girls Only

The Denver Center for the Performing Arts President Randy Weeks and Denver Center Attractions Director of Programming and Operations John Ekeberg announced today that they have optioned the worldwide rights to GIRLS ONLY – The Secret Comedy of Women, by Barbara Gehring and Linda Klein. The initial production under this agreement will open at The Garner Galleria Theatre at the Denver Performing Arts Complex in September 2008, starring the authors.

“We are delighted that we’ve come to this agreement with Barbara Gehring and Linda Klein,” says Weeks. “We look forward to a successful run of the show at the Garner Galleria Theatre and are excited to share this title with our colleagues nationwide to fully realize the potential of this play on a wider scale.”

Called “raucously funny” by the Rocky Mountain News and “intelligent” and “astute” by The Denver Post, GIRLS ONLY – The Secret Comedy of Women is an original comedy that celebrates the honor, truth, humor and silliness of being a girl. With a two-woman cast and female-dominated audiences, the play has found quick popularity in its unique examination of all things girl. GIRLS ONLY – The Secret Comedy of Women is currently enjoying a sell-out extended run at The Avenue Theatre in Denver through March 2. The show was previously seen at the Winnipeg Fringe Festival.

For more information, please visit www.denvercenter.org.

The show is currently running at The Avenue Theater and the entire run is sold out. The ladies are loving this one. Especially the straight gals. My sexy friend Mike and I were walking from JR's to the Wrangler one night as the show was just getting out and those ladies were pumped up full of estrogen and thinking with their labia. Their hands went everywhere. Everywhere.