Sept 27 to Oct 3,2017 THIS WEEK! The official guide to Gay Palm Springs for 22 years.
Discover Gay Palm Springs this week every day hour by hour. Proudly celebrating 23 years of service to the community! Discover GAY life with the oldest LGBT magazine! Best bets this week in Gay Palm Springs California, Best Gay resorts. Bars, Restaurants, and happenings. Plus local city maps and more! The official guide to Gay Palm Springs for 23 years. This week's LGBT weekly guide in PRINT and ONLINE, Also Gay and Gay-friendly events parties and more. Mostly gay but it’s all inside! On the streets now.
Discover Gay Palm Springs this week every day hour by hour. Proudly celebrating 23 years of service to the community! Discover GAY life with the oldest LGBT magazine! Best bets this week in Gay Palm Springs California, Best Gay resorts. Bars, Restaurants, and happenings. Plus local city maps and more! The official guide to Gay Palm Springs for 23 years. This week's LGBT weekly guide in PRINT and ONLINE, Also Gay and Gay-friendly events parties and more. Mostly gay but it’s all inside! On the streets now.
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Direc<strong>to</strong>r’s Choice<br />
Nova Scotia. 1976. <strong>The</strong> weekend of the American<br />
Bicentennial. 15-year-old Kit (Dylan Authors) is<br />
running away from home <strong>to</strong> move in with his<br />
estranged mother and, hopefully, <strong>to</strong> find himself.<br />
With the help of his girlfriend Alice (Julia Sarah<br />
S<strong>to</strong>ne), Kit hitchhikes through the stunning maritime<br />
landscape <strong>to</strong>wards the home of his glamorous,<br />
artistic mother Laura (Molly Parker).<br />
But as the kids near their final destination, the<br />
truth about their relationship and their identities<br />
begins <strong>to</strong> unfold. Stunningly shot in black and<br />
white and enhanced with a killer ‘70s soundtrack,<br />
Bruce McDonald laces this charming coming-of-age<br />
road-movie with a welcome air of nostalgia and a<br />
<strong>to</strong>uch of enchanted realism.<br />
5:00 <strong>The</strong>atre 13<br />
WebOUT I with @ReelKev 111 min.<br />
Please join one of our favorite arts blogger Kevin M.<br />
Thomas who has hand selected some of his favorite<br />
web series <strong>for</strong> Cinema Diverse. <strong>The</strong> Saturday program<br />
is subtitled, “Daddies, bears, husbands and<br />
icons...oh my!” in which @ReelKev will screen about<br />
a dozen episodes from web series that range in locations<br />
from San Francisco <strong>to</strong> Los Angeles <strong>to</strong> New York.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se award winning series have <strong>to</strong>p award winning<br />
talent and guest stars that include soap stud Tuc<br />
Watkins, comedian Margaret Cho and TV icons Ted<br />
Lange Gina Hecht and Donna Pescow. Our featured<br />
episodes aren’t short of talent and appeal: ac<strong>to</strong>r/writer/direc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
Sebastian LaCause, along with <strong>for</strong>mer<br />
and current stars of the Village People, Broadway<br />
hunk Nick Adams, Olympian Greg Louganis, porn<br />
star Leo Forte, comedians Drew Droege, Emmy<br />
winner Bruce Vilanch, TV star Gerald McCullough<br />
(“CSI”), Wilson Cruz and Susan Olsen (“<strong>The</strong> Brady<br />
Bunch”) and <strong>to</strong>ns of bears, daddies, go go boys and<br />
gay husbands! <strong>The</strong> Saturday screening features the<br />
world premiere of “<strong>Gay</strong> Husbands of San Francisco.”<br />
7:30 <strong>The</strong>atre 12<br />
Grinder 83 min.<br />
Grinder is a s<strong>to</strong>ry about Luke, an innocent teenager,<br />
in search of his sexual identity. Luke leaves his<br />
abusive home in the suburbs <strong>for</strong> the promise of a<br />
modeling job in New York City and falls in<strong>to</strong> the<br />
dark world of New York nightlife. Grinder stars<br />
Brandon Ruckdashel, who was Riley in THE LAIR<br />
on HereTV! and Zack in COED CONFIDENTIAL<br />
on HBO/Cinemax, Jon Fleming, who was Adam<br />
in DANTE’S COVE and Russell in WILL AND<br />
GRACE, and introduces Tyler Austin.<br />
7:30 <strong>The</strong>atre 13<br />
WebOUT II with @ReelKev 113 min.<br />
Get your binge on with our very own Kevin M.<br />
Thomas, arts blogger who shares his love and knowledge<br />
of web series will be shared with Cinema<br />
Diverse by offering over 10 hand-picked episodes<br />
<strong>for</strong>m the best of the web.<strong>The</strong> Sunday program is a<br />
smorgasbord of LGBT interests and we’ve managed<br />
<strong>to</strong> tie in some LGBT musical series as well. “Dyke<br />
Central” offers a slice of life among Oakland lesbians<br />
and their friends while “Her S<strong>to</strong>ry” and “Brothers”<br />
are wonderful trans series that shows comradery,<br />
prejudice and acceptance. “Coffee Shop Chronicles”<br />
runs the gamut of LGBT <strong>to</strong>pics and our featured episode<br />
is a definite standout. Soap operas have found<br />
a new life on the web and “Venice” brings <strong>to</strong>gether<br />
many of TV superstars, telling LGBT s<strong>to</strong>ries without<br />
network censorship. <strong>Gay</strong> youth and coming out is<br />
showcased in “Throwaways.” Acceptance is set <strong>to</strong><br />
music with high school “<strong>The</strong> Hinderlands.” “Break”<br />
and “City of Dreams” round out other musical web<br />
adventures while “Bi” has all bases covered, following<br />
the dating life of an appealing young man and his<br />
gay, straight and bi friends. This WebOUT segment<br />
also includes the world premiere of the rio<strong>to</strong>us comedy<br />
“Persianality.”<br />
For over 23 <strong>years</strong> Online and in print facebook.com/desertdaily<strong>guide</strong> 29
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