For the first time since 1988, the (current) American “government” is making like HIV/AIDS wasn’t/isn’t a thing – meaning an ongoing global pandemic – and, per the directive of the twice-impeached orange hemorrhoid, we are not to recognize or commemorate or even mention, if he had his way, World AIDS Day at the federal level. […]
Do you know? What it feels like for a pedestrian? Do you know what it feels like in this world for a pedestrian, when we are crossing the street, and y’all forget how four-way stops work? You cannot afford to hit this with your car. Relax – you are in a car. You’ll get there. […]
This week, Jimmy Kimmel’s long-running late-night talk show on ABC was pulled off the air indefinitely by the Alphabet Network, at the behest of the never-more-brazen regime of the twice-impeached orange hemorrhoid – y’ know…the convicted felon that conned his way back into the White House last year. The same so-called president that loomed large […]
Did you ever watch Madonna’s secretprojectrevolution, the 17-minute short that she and her longtime creative partner and BFF, photographer Steven Klein, delivered in 2013 to launch their global Art for Freedom initiative? No? Get! And #DoMore. The time really is right now.
Edited from “Oh, M…Oh, Miami” x Movie Martin, Nov. 20, 2012, for @fileunderm and 2025 So I know what I’m getting Madonna for the holidays: a watch. Look, I love my Queen like, in ways that cannot be good for me. The woman’s phenomenal. She’s fun. An individual. And a ball-buster who, at 54, still can […]
Just drink water because, without getting into the politics and the impact of choosing otherwise, sodas are, guess what, water with lots of unhealthy bullshit in it.
Chloe Malle, the daughter of the celebrated actress Candice Bergen and filmmaker Louis Malle, has been promoted to take the job – ish – of Vogue departing editrix Anna Wintour effective immediately. Malle, who has been at the Condé Nast title since 2011 and serving as editor of Vogue.com since 2023, began her introduction as […]
Today three friends of Dorothy helped a piece of white bread park his beautiful, stranded cherry red vintage Chevy truck elegantly in a spot off the street where it’d conked out. And then, his five straight buddies came out with a can of gas and lots of Mid Dick Energy and he told them about […]
So we went to the beach in Santa Barbara and afterward, I was shocked by the tar on the sole of my feet and my ruined socks. No one mentioned there’s tar on the beach, and I don’t recall seeing any kind of a warning, but I did clock the fugly oil rigs in the […]
I was today years old, when I learned a lot more about artist Ruth Asawa. I knew that she repped the Bay; she was born in Norwalk in 1926 and died in San Francisco 12 years ago. That she inspired and supported Ruth’s Table, a community arts initiative for older adults located in the Mission. […]
King of Cups 