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Her First Name Ain’t Baby. It’s Janet. Miss LifeWalk If You’re Nasty.
First, a little breaking news: This week’s Burgers & Burgundy event has been postponed to Thursday, October 22, due to severe weather potential tomorrow. But a little lightning, thunder and rain won’t stop a bunch of talented queens from tearing up the Rose Room runway this Sunday afternoon. It’s time once again for Miss LifeWalk, a wild and raucous pageant […]
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$1 Drinks? At A Gar Bar? In 2026?
Next to happy hour, a reverse happy hour situation may be the best thing ever for drinkers. And that’s exactly what’s going down on Sundays now at Station 4 (S4). Their Easy As 123 Sundays promotion features $1 margaritas, $2 lemon drops and $3 well drinks from 9:00-11:00 p.m. throughout the venue. Head upstairs to The Rose Room at 11:00 […]
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The Texas Theatre Brings Back A Classic “Skin” Flick
Back in the early 2000s, Hollywood didn’t have nearly as much queer content as we enjoy today. From TV to the big screen, more and more stories have emerged about the LGBTQ+ experience, and the world is better for it. One of the early pioneers of modern queer cinema, Gregg Araki, got his start back in the late 1980s. But […]
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We Heart This Device So Much
The only thing less sexy than a man finding our AARP Magazine in the mailbox might be him seeing us get excited about a medical device. Although staying alive is certainly sexier than not monitoring our heart health and heading for the crematorium instead of happy hour. Indeed, we never thought we’d see the day that we’d be proudly featuring […]
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Ask Sassy: Neighbors, Nudes and a Borrowed Caftan
Hello again, darlings. Today’s docket includes a neighbor with package amnesia, a man who thinks someone else’s nudes are party favors and a borrowed garment that returned from battle. Dear Sassy, My neighbor accepted a delivery for me while I was out of town. I thanked her, but she kept the box for six days and acted annoyed when I […]
An Anniversary Or Two
Well, this column would neither be written nor posted here; I wouldn’t be writing it, and you wouldn’t be reading it if not for the fact that my parents got married on this date 70 years ago. I felt the need to take personal privilege to mention that as Mother and Daddy, sleeping side by side down in Tyler for […]
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Travel Tuesday: Why You Should Get To DFW Airport Really Early Next Time
Several years ago, we adopted a no-checked-bags philosophy for every plane trip possible. Not only does that give us immense flexibility for same-day flight changes, it also saves a ton of time. We no longer need to wait for bags at the carousel upon landing, which can add at least 30 minutes to a travel day. And most importantly, we […]
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‘Overcompensating’ Creator Benito Skinner to Receive Black Tie Dinner Media Award
Black Tie Dinner has announced its latest honoree for this year’s 45th annual dinner, and if you’ve watched Overcompensating, you’re probably already paying attention. Writer, actor, comedian and objectively very attractive human Benito Skinner will receive the Black Tie Dinner Media Award at Renaissance, the organization’s 45th annual dinner, on Saturday, November 14 at the Sheraton Dallas. Yes, he’s talented. […]