Get Out! GAY Magazine – Issue 341 – November 8, 2017

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BY IAN-MICHAEL BERGERON
@ianmichaelinwonderland
Uneducated
PART THREE
I wish that my story with G
was different.
I wish that he had never
contracted HIV, never had to
deal with doctors and meds
and stigma. I wish I asked
questions when he told me
he was undetectable. I wish I
asked him on a second date.
I wish I wasn’t the character
that was afraid to be with
someone because they’re
HIV positive. I wish I was
the character that was
understanding, and loving,
and smart.
We all have regrets. These
are mine.
It took me completely by
surprise when, six months
later, I got a message from
him wanting to meet up. This
is it, I told myself. He wants to
hear me out; he wants to give
me a second chance. I may
not deserve it, but hell, I’m
going to run with it.
I got to the bar an hour early:
When he arrived, I tried to
hide my merlot-red tongue.
“Hey,” I said quietly.
“Hey, you.” I tried to read
his inflection, calm and cool,
tried to read his smile—
longing? Forced? Mostly, I
just thought he looked tired.
“I’m sorry it’s been so hard for
us to get together. Work has
been really nuts.”
“It’s fine.” My chest felt tight:
I wanted to say I was sorry,
I wanted to leap across the
table and kiss him and hold
him and beg him to give me
another chance. “Really. You
don’t have to make up any
excuses.”
“Excuses? No, I’m serious!”
He went on to tell me about
the last six months, how
he grew to hate his work,
how every day became a
chore, how he could barely
get out of bed some days.
Then there was a new job
prospect, the interviews, the
offer, and finally they pulled
out at the last minute, after
he’d quit the last job. And,
recently, there was the new
job, one that paid better, one
that finally made him happy.
“I have a lot more power
over the online content I put
together for them, and I want
you to write for me.”
I couldn’t process the
information. “What?”
“It’s not creative, and
they’ll tax the hell out of
you for freelance work,
but it’s a paying job and
another credit on your
resume.”
“That’s why you wanted
to meet up?”
“Yeah! I’ve been thinking
of ways to get you to
write for me since we
met, it just never came
through at my last job.”
He wasn’t interested
in dating me—but he
clearly cared about me
in some capacity. I’m
not want to turn down
a friendship, not from
someone like G.
I took the job, and started
seeing him at least every
month to catch up. G made
me look at myself, see my
ignorance, and helped me
grow. I only hope I can be
better for the next boy that
comes my way.
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BY EILEEN SHAPIRO
CELEBRITY CORRESPONDENT
Jane
Lynch
Celebrated quadruple Emmy winner,
actress, singer and comedian Jane
Lynch will be appearing live on stage
at the Ridgefield Playhouse (80 E
Ridge Road, Connecticut), on Saturday,
December 2 at 8 p.m. The show, called
“A Swinging Little Christmas,” will also
feature Kate Flannery (“The Office”)
and Tim Davis (“Boy Band”). The three
will be singing selections off their
release, also titled “A Swingin’ Little
Christmas.”
Lynch is praised and admired for her role as Sue Sylvester, the main antagonist
throughout Fox’s sensational musical dramedy “Glee”; as host of NBC’s
“Hollywood Game Night”; and her recent guest appearance on the new “Will
and Grace.” Her film, television and stage credits would require a novel to list;
however, highlights include “The Fugitive,” “Best in Show,” “The 40-Year-Old
Virgin,” “Role Models,” Another Cinderella Story,” “Spring Breakdown,” “Ice
Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs” and “Wreck-It Ralph.” Her television appearances
include “Manhunt: Unabomber,” “The X Files,” “Desperate Housewives,”
“Arrested Development,” “Gilmore Girls,” “Weeds,” “Criminal Minds,” “L
Word,” “Fraser,” and “Saturday Night Live.” Aside from that, Lynch hosted the
63rd Primetime Emmy Awards, has received a star on The Hollywood Walk of
Fame and has written an autobiography, titled “Happy Accidents.”
Lynch also debuted in her own cabaret show, “See Jane Sing,” with Flannery.
The duo, along with Tim Davis from ABC’s “Boy Band,” have recorded “A
Swingin’ Little Christmas,” which is a nostalgic Christmas album laced with
superb harmonies and fun-filled tunes - a perfect way to celebrate Christmas
dinner. Also, Lynch recently released a Christmas single and video with the iconic
actor and singer Dick Van Dyke, written by Tony Guerrero, titled “We’re Going
Caroling.” Lynch will follow her performance at The Ridgefield with two dates in
New York, December 3 and 4, at City Winery.
I was honored to speak with the vivacious Lynch in depth regarding her
Ridgefield Playhouse engagement, as well as some of her other projects, future
plans and what she’s been up to. She was warm, super friendly, authentic and a
regular blast!

What can the people at
the Ridgefield Playhouse
look forward to?
Oh, a “Swingin’ Little
Christmas” time, which
is the name of our album
and the name of the show.
We have a wonderful fivepiece
band. They really
swing and jazz out. We
have an album called, “A
Swingin’ Little Christmas,”
and we’ll be performing
songs from that album.
If people want to bone
up on it they should get
it ahead of time and
sing along with us. Kate
Flannery, who is Meredith
the drunk on “The Office,”
is my cohort in this, as
well as Tim Davis, who is
the musical arranger of
“Glee” and who is also
one of the coaches on
“Boy Band.” He is a really
good friend, handsome,
beautiful voice, and
the three of us do
very tight three-part
harmonies. It a lot of
fun. Anywhere there
is Kate Flannery there
is going to be fun. So
there’s a lot of fun on
stage, and the music
in my humble opinion
is gorgeous. We have
an amazing band,
the Tony Guerrero
Quintet from Orange
County in California.
They’ve been
playing together for
years and are real
throwbacks. They
wear the skinny ties
with the pocket
squares, and they’re
fun, and handsome,
and we are gorgeous,
and it’s a beautiful
night.
I heard the album
actually. It’s a very cool
album, full of swing. So
Kate Flannery and Tim
Davis will be performing
with you?
Oh yeah, Kate and Tim.
That is so cool. So you
were on the new “Will
and Grace.” Do you
think your role might
become a recurring role?
I don’t think so. I think it
was a one-off, but boy
what fun that was. I played
a gay conversion therapy
counselor. Of course I was
so gay it made your teeth
hurt. My quote-unquote
husband was Andrew
Rannells, who couldn’t be
more gay himself, which is
a lot of fun. We got to do
some really fun things with
them. It was a great, great,
great time.
I noticed that you just
recorded a Christmas
single with Dick van
Dyke. How cool was
that?
Yes, it was the best. Tony
Guerrero, our band leader,
wrote a song called
“We’re Going Caroling.”
Dick agreed to record it, I
sang the backup, and so
we made a little video. So
that is something you can
get on iTunes and Amazon
as an extra when you
buy the album. You can
also go on my website,
janelynchoffical.com, to
see all of this. We have
three or four videos of our
Christmas songs too. Real
simple things, standing
in front of a big mic, with
great editing, and it’s
funny. He’s just a champ.
He’s amazing.

It was a dream come true
for me to stand next to
him, singing that song.
I’ve heard you rap, but
in the video you’re
playing the saxophone.
Do you really play the
saxophone?
No, and I don’t rap that
well either, let’s be honest.
I thought it was great. It
made me laugh.
Thank you.
You have done so many
projects in your career:
You’re an actor, singer,
comedian, cabaret
performer, four-time
Emmy winner, you have
a star on the Hollywood
Walk of Fame. Is there
anything that you haven’t
done yet that you still
wish to accomplish?
No. I have no bucket list. I
never did really. I just kind
of always took what came
my way. I said, “Hmm, I’ll
do this.” I really love what
I do, and I continue to
love it, and if I don’t then I
wouldn’t do it. New things
keep on coming in, and
it’s thrilling. Everyday is
thrilling. I’m always doing
something new.
As a small child, did
you feel that you were
destined to be an
entertainer?
Yeah, I knew, and with that
came a lot of anxiety. “Will
I be able to get in there,
will I get through?” But
yes, that was really all I
wanted. It was like a fever,
like a compulsion. It was
not something I could be
talked out of - and believe
me, my mother tried.
Is there any advice that
you would give to little
baby Jane looking back?
Well, don’t try to be a baby
Jane; be your own self. I
think that’s kind of what
I did. People would ask
me - I remember being in
graduate school for acting
- they said, “Do you see
any careers out there you’d
like to follow the trajectory
of?” I felt like I had to have
an answer. Now I realize
that I never did, and I
still don’t, so I would say
follow your own trajectory.
You kind of have to really
want to do it. If that’s not
you, find out what else
you’re passionate about.
You really have to when
there are people saying
no and shutting the door
in your face, and continue
to move on, because you
have no other choice. Or
else you’ll quit and do
something else.
Something tells me that
you didn’t have that
many doors slam.
You know what, I did and
I didn’t, and maybe I have
rose-colored glasses, but
after I look back on it, I
didn’t suffer much of the
rejection. There was a lot
of it, but there was also
a lot of, “Hey, come play
with us.” So that made up
for it and squashed the
memories of any feelings
of rejection.
I saw an interview that
you did with Conan
O’Brien where you said
that you weren’t that
interested in people. I
laughed so much.
[laughs] You know, I am
in the general sense. I
really love people, but
we get so wrapped up in
minutiae. When I have to
go down into someone’s
minutiae and their little
stories about how they
are victimized, or how
popular they were in high
school, but they’re not
now, that kind of thing,
I’m not into it. I don’t think
that fits in the scene when
you’re jumping on the
bandwagon of someone
else’s misery story, so I stay
away from that. For sure.
I totally identify with
your feeling on that,
being a journalist.
Yeah, I bet. Some people
aren’t, and you have
to make them look
interesting.
I love what I do,
but sometimes it’s
challenging. Sometimes
people go on and on
forever and you just want
to kill yourself.
Oh my God, I know. Honey,
I know. That’s why I don’t
go to parties. They say that
I’m socially anxious, which
is the truth, but for the
most part I can’t stand that
muddle of conversation,
communication. That’s
why I’d rather just have…
I had my niece and her
boyfriend over for dinner
last night. It was so much
fun. We don’t talk about
crappy little things. We
laugh, we allow silence
to happen, we eat and
drink good food and good
bubbly water.
My family is a really big
fan of yours, because you
were in “Wreck-It Ralph.”
Yeah. What’s really funny, if
you go on any of my social
media today, I posted my
niece, my niece’s boyfriend
and me wearing my

“Wreck-It Ralph” costume,
because I actually have a
costume. I asked who wore
it better.
How funny. That had to
be cool doing animation
voices. You’ve done a
bunch.
I’ve done a lot of
animation. Animation on
television too in a couple
of series. I love it.
That has to be fun. You
don’t even have to wear
make-up for the camera.
But I do, because I’m
that kind of girl. I used to
show up in my pajamas,
but I cleaned up my act.
I used to be kind of a
sloppy person, but when I
became famous and had
my picture taken a lot I
figured I better step it up.
You know, we’re coming
to New York too. We’re
going to be at City Winery
right after Ridgefield. We
will be at City Winery that
Sunday and Monday. Let’s
get that place full. It’s
going to be a great time.
Are you familiar with City
Winery?
No, I’m not, but I’ll be
some familiar.
Good, come and say
hello, please.
What else is coming
up for you? Any new
projects?
I’m pitching a daytime
show. A show about good
news. It’s a passion project
of mine, and Warner Bros.
has jumped on board.
It will just be a half hour
of an audience, me, and
Kate Flannery is going
to join me as well, and
some other friends. It will
be mostly about good
things that are happening
in the world. We’re going
to have people in the
audience who have done
some wonderful things.
We’ll have a lot of videos
of people doing wonderful
things, and it’s just going
to be a half an hour of
laughs and fun. So we
hope that it all gets sold.
The world needs it, and
I want to do it. It would
fill my heart with joy. It’s
easy. It’s all over the place.
That’s the thing that was
slapping me in the face.
We only hear the horrible
stuff, and there are people
all over doing amazing
things. Most of them are
just the little things people
do for each other that
are pretty amazing, and
animals of course.
For more info: janelynchofficial.com For tickets to Ridgefield visit:
theridgefieldplayhouse.boxoffice-tickets.com or call (800) 440-8539
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dizzy or lightheaded, or a fast or abnormal heartbeat.
• Severe liver problems, which in rare cases can lead
to death. Tell your healthcare provider right away if you
get these symptoms: skin or the white part of your eyes
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loss of appetite for several days or longer, nausea, or
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MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT GENVOYA
GENVOYA may cause serious side effects, including:
• Worsening of hepatitis B (HBV) infection. GENVOYA is not approved to treat HBV.
If you have both HIV-1 and HBV, your HBV may suddenly get worse if you stop taking
GENVOYA. Do not stop taking GENVOYA without first talking to your healthcare
provider, as they will need to check your health regularly for several months.
ABOUT GENVOYA
• GENVOYA is a prescription medicine used to treat HIV-1 in people 12 years
of age and older who weigh at least 77 pounds and have never taken
HIV-1 medicines before. GENVOYA can also be used to replace current HIV-1
medicines for some people who have an undetectable viral load (less than 50
copies/mL of virus in their blood), and have been on the same HIV-1 medicines
for at least 6 months and have never failed HIV-1 treatment, and whose
healthcare provider determines that they meet certain other requirements.
• GENVOYA does not cure HIV-1 or AIDS. Ask your healthcare provider about
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• Those in the “Most Important Information About GENVOYA” section.
• Changes in your immune system.
• New or worse kidney problems, including kidney failure.
• Too much lactic acid in your blood (lactic acidosis), which is a serious but
rare medical emergency that can lead to death. Tell your healthcare provider
right away if you get these symptoms: weakness or being more tired than
usual, unusual muscle pain, being short of breath or fast breathing, stomach
pain with nausea and vomiting, cold or blue hands and feet, feel dizzy or
lightheaded, or a fast or abnormal heartbeat.
• Severe liver problems, which in rare cases can lead to death. Tell your
healthcare provider right away if you get these symptoms: skin or the white
part of your eyes turns yellow, dark “tea-colored” urine, light-colored stools,
loss of appetite for several days or longer, nausea, or stomach-area pain.
The most common side effect of GENVOYA is nausea.
These are not all the possible side effects of GENVOYA. Tell your healthcare
provider right away if you have any new symptoms while taking GENVOYA.
Your healthcare provider will need to do tests to monitor your health before
and during treatment with GENVOYA.
BEFORE TAKING GENVOYA
Tell your healthcare provider if you:
• Have or have had any kidney or liver problems, including hepatitis infection.
• Have any other medical condition.
• Are pregnant or plan to become pregnant.
• Are breastfeeding (nursing) or plan to breastfeed. Do not breastfeed if you
have HIV-1 because of the risk of passing HIV-1 to your baby.
Tell your healthcare provider about all the medicines you take:
• Keep a list that includes all prescription and over-the-counter medicines,
vitamins, and herbal supplements, and show it to your healthcare provider
and pharmacist.
• Ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist about medicines that should not
be taken with GENVOYA.
HOW TO TAKE GENVOYA
• GENVOYA is a complete one pill, once a day HIV-1 medicine.
• Take GENVOYA with food.
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56th St (212) 675-7710
After Glow. @ The Loft at
the Davenport Theatre
354 W 45th St (8th & 9th
Ave) afterglowtheplay.com
GET OUT! FOR THE
WEEKEND
Queen of the Ride -
Saturday Nights
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PETS & ANIMALS
Dog Walker / Pet Sitter
Manhattan, 20 yrs exp.
Email Jax Koyote for
rates: Nativepawnyc@
gmail.com - Website:
www.nativepawnyc.wixsite.com/nativepawnyc
GET CLOTHES
Jackson Men’s Clothing - Adult
Store: 88-10 Roosevelt Ave
2nd Fl Jackson Heights, NY

WHY
NOT
MEN'S
SPA
THE REASON
TO CHOOSE
UTOPIA SPA:
•Relaxing atmosphere
•Professional skills
•Clean and hygienic
•Respectful and friendly
30mins $40 60mins $60
Free cold drinks
Free shower
Value packages are available!
Massage - Waxing - Trimming
Table shower - Body scrub
Like Nowhere,
You’ve Ever Been!
SPA HOURS
10:30AM-11PM
WAX & TRIMMING 20% off - FACIAL 50% off
30 min FOOT MASSAGE $25
60 min MASSAGE $55
MANI + PEDI $29.95
MANI + PEDI + 60 min MASSAGE $79.95
BODY SCRUB + 30 min MASSAGE $85
MANI+PEDI+60 min MASSAGE+ FACIAL $139.95
212-337-8551
174 WEST 4TH ST NY, NY 10014
www.UtopiaSpaNYC.com
965 Lexington Ave
2FL @ 70th Street
Tel: 212 -879 -0402
Hours: 10:30AM-11:00PM
Trains: 6, F, Q

20% OFF
Nails & Waxing
● NAILS
● WAXING & TRIMMING
● MASSAGE
● BODY-SCRUB (TABLE SHOWER)
NEW YORK, NY 10011
(BTWN 6TH & 7TH AVE.)
HOURS:
MON - SAT 10:30AM - 12:30AM
SUN 11AM-11PM

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