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Madonna Is a Queer Icon. I Finally Get It. (opens the original)
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I have a confession to make. Up until recently, I didn't really understand why everyone loved Madonna so much. I didn't think the Michigan native was uncool — I just never thought much about her at all. I know, I know. I shouldn't be saying that. I'm gay, and this is a queer publication, so I'm essentially a heretic hurling blasphemy. But hear me out: I grew up after the era of Madonna as a brave, ahead-of-her-time queer icon. I know that older gays love Madonna, and I don't say "older" to be me
How the Detroit Disco Daddies Turn Queer Joy Into a Live Disco Spectacle (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever gone out clubbing around Detroit and stumbled across two men dressed to the nines in disco attire, singing their hearts out to covers of hit songs like “It’s Raining Men” or “I Feel Love,” then you’ve probably met AJ and Bookie, better known as the Detroit Disco Daddies. The Daddies, a staple at the cocktail bar Lowkey in Detroit, are couple Adam (AJ) and Jerome (Bookie) Bell-Bastien, and together they dress up, dance and sing all around Michigan. “It’s a live disco fantasy,” Adam
How the Detroit Disco Daddies Turn Queer Joy Into a Live Disco Spectacle (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever gone out clubbing around Detroit and stumbled across two men dressed to the nines in disco attire, singing their hearts out to covers of hit songs like “It’s Raining Men” or “I Feel Love,” then you’ve probably met AJ and Bookie, better known as the Detroit Disco Daddies. The Daddies, a staple at the cocktail bar Lowkey in Detroit, are couple Adam (AJ) and Jerome (Bookie) Bell-Bastien, and together they dress up, dance and sing all around Michigan. “It’s a live disco fantasy,” Adam
17 Years After ‘American Idol,’ Adam Lambert Is Still Reinventing Himself (opens the original)
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At this point, performing on a national stage is second nature to Adam Lambert, who shot to fame 17 years ago during the eighth season of “American Idol” in May 2009. Just six months later, Lambert went on to release his hit album “For Your Entertainment,” which included the Billboard Top 10 single “Whataya Want from Me.” “I have a better sense of what my voice can do,” Lambert tells Pride Source, reflecting on his career, which has since led to numerous milestones like his second album, “Trespa
How Detroit's Naked Adventure Club Is Redefining Community, One Clothing-Optional Gathering at a Time (opens the original)
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On any given summer weekend in metro Detroit, you might spot a group of friends gathered by the water, laughing, catching up or wading in for a swim. There's just one difference: No one's wearing clothes. It's a typical scene for members of the Naked Adventure Club of Detroit, a group that's grown from a handful of curious newcomers into an 800-member community built around the simple idea of getting naked together, for reasons that have less to do with nudity itself and more to do with connecti
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