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BY IAN-MICHAEL BERGERON<br />
@ianmichaelinwonderland<br />
Bodega Pumpkin Pie<br />
Last year, I decided to<br />
stay in New York for<br />
Thanksgiving with my<br />
boyfriend.<br />
I’m from Iowa, so going<br />
home can be a hassle. I have<br />
to get time off, travel during<br />
the busiest time of the year,<br />
spend $600-plus on a plane<br />
ticket… It’s not easy, to say<br />
the least. I was happy to<br />
spend our first Thanksgiving<br />
as boyfriends together.<br />
Something about me: I’m<br />
a planner. I need a plan. I<br />
like to plan out every day<br />
of the week, at least a week<br />
in advance, constantly<br />
afraid of double-booking<br />
or forgetting something.<br />
Wanna see a movie? Let<br />
me see where I can pencil<br />
you in. Wanna get drinks?<br />
Looks like I have a spare<br />
hour between the gym and<br />
grocery shopping.<br />
Needless to say, I planned<br />
Thanksgiving thoroughly. A<br />
friend of his was having a<br />
gathering at his apartment:<br />
I was going to bring a<br />
pumpkin pie - but I can’t<br />
cook, because it’s me, so I’d<br />
be buying it a few days early<br />
(before the Thanksgiving<br />
rush at every grocery store<br />
took over); I was going to<br />
get a Thank You card for<br />
our host; I even knew what I<br />
was going to wear (my new<br />
Bailey sweater with Rag &<br />
Bone leather pants).<br />
That Monday, I sent my<br />
boyfriend a text clarifying<br />
the time we should be there.<br />
“I’m not going,” he<br />
messaged me back.<br />
“Why?” I asked.<br />
“I have to work - I told you<br />
that I might have to.”<br />
For the record, ladies and<br />
gentlemen, he did not.<br />
He told me that he was<br />
requesting it off, that it<br />
would be easy because he<br />
was a senior server at his<br />
restaurant, and he told me<br />
so a month ago.<br />
I got moody and decided<br />
to cancel everything and<br />
eat McDonalds in bed.<br />
Thanksgiving morning, I got<br />
a text: “Hey everyone, we’re<br />
on our way!” It was a group<br />
text with five of our mutual<br />
friends.<br />
I didn’t realize I actually<br />
knew people going, and<br />
being around people I<br />
know definitely beat being<br />
alone… but I had no pie, my<br />
new Bailey sweater needed<br />
to be washed, and I<br />
didn’t have a Thank<br />
You card.<br />
I jumped out of<br />
bed, threw on a<br />
pair of sweatpants,<br />
and got to work. I<br />
grabbed the sweater,<br />
combined it with a<br />
load of darks, raced<br />
to the basement and<br />
tossed it into the<br />
wash. I ran upstairs,<br />
shuffled around for<br />
a blank card and<br />
wrote a Thank You<br />
card, complete with a poorly<br />
drawn turkey on the front<br />
(I’m a writer, not an artist).<br />
I took the elevator back<br />
to the basement - I hadn’t<br />
turned on the washing<br />
machine. I turned it on,<br />
grabbed my wallet and ran<br />
out to the corner bodega.<br />
I couldn’t believe it, but<br />
they had pumpkin pies. I<br />
ran back home and put the<br />
laundry into the dryer.<br />
I arrived an hour late, and<br />
someone else brought<br />
a homemade pumpkin<br />
pie, but it was still one<br />
million percent better than<br />
McDonalds in bed.<br />
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BY EILEEN SHAPIRO<br />
CELEBRITY CORRESPONDENT<br />
Joseph<br />
Macchia<br />
MEET 2018 MR. EAGLE<br />
This year’s new Mr. Eagle, Joseph<br />
Macchia, has big plans to give back to<br />
the community on behalf of The New<br />
York Eagle Bar. He is honored to have<br />
been selected and plans to take his<br />
role seriously. His goal is to work with<br />
former Mr. Eagles in presenting some<br />
new parties and great events and<br />
urges people to continuously check<br />
The Eagle’s website (eagle-ny.com) for<br />
more information.<br />
He also wants people to know that<br />
you don’t necessarily have to be into<br />
leather to visit The Eagle; The Eagle<br />
welcomes everybody. <strong>Get</strong> <strong>Out</strong>! shared<br />
some questions and answers with<br />
Joseph, and we congratulate him on<br />
winning the competition.<br />
How did you prepare to become Mr.<br />
Eagle?<br />
This was my second time competing; I<br />
had done the contest in 2014 and was the<br />
second runner up, so this time around I<br />
knew what to expect. However, you never<br />
know the questions the panel of judges<br />
will ask you during your interviews. When<br />
you register to run for Mr. Eagle, you<br />
fill out an application about yourself<br />
personally and about the community<br />
service you do. Also, knowing some<br />
history about the bar and the leather<br />
community is helpful. For me, this time it<br />
was about the person I was the first time<br />
I ran and the person I am now. When I<br />
ran the first time I was fairly new to the<br />
leather community. So I have learned a<br />
lot by going to leather events, going to<br />
the bar and watching the past Mr. Eagles<br />
during their title years and attending<br />
other contests. I also am a different<br />
person than the one who competed in<br />
2014, more confident and outgoing,<br />
which is important in being Mr. Eagle.<br />
During the competition you are given<br />
a pop question, which is usually a fun<br />
question. They are looking to see your<br />
personality and how you are in answering<br />
a question totally off guard.<br />
What do you have in store for your<br />
reign this year?<br />
I will be hosting several workshops and<br />
fundraisers. I recently co-hosted a benefit<br />
with the former Mr. Eagle <strong>2017</strong>, John-<br />
John Punki, called PIEL, a Latin leather<br />
dance party for the people of Puerto<br />
Rico. We raised over $1,700. In <strong>November</strong><br />
I will be hosting a rope bondage<br />
workshop, and then on December 14 a<br />
benefit called Snowball Naughty or Nice.<br />
The benefit will raise funds for my charity,<br />
Help Is On the Way Today.
We assist and work with children, teens<br />
and youth living with HIV and AIDS.<br />
The fight against AIDS is far from<br />
over, and I want to continue to have a<br />
conversation about prevention, PrEP<br />
and living with the disease. There is still<br />
work to be done. I will also be working<br />
on cancer awareness with my campaign<br />
#KnowYourBodyListenToIt. My goal<br />
is to make people more aware of the<br />
messages our body sends us. In 2015 I<br />
was diagnosed with stage one testicular<br />
cancer. I ignored my body for several<br />
weeks after finding a small lump. Finally,<br />
when I decided to go to the doctor, the<br />
lump turned out to be cancer. In May<br />
I will compete in Chicago at IML and<br />
represent the New York Eagle, as well<br />
as working with Team Eagle on Cycle<br />
for the Cause. One of my goals is to<br />
work with the former Mr Eagles on some<br />
kind of event later in the year. Starting<br />
in December I will also be hosting a<br />
bi-monthly bar party at The Eagle, so<br />
check out the Eagle’s website for more<br />
information.<br />
Wednesday for the weekly Jockstrap<br />
Party. What made me come back after my<br />
first time was that I felt like I found a bar<br />
where I could be myself. And that is my<br />
favorite thing about The Eagle.<br />
What can you tell the public about The<br />
Eagle to coax them to visit?<br />
You don’t have to be into leather or<br />
kink to come to the bar. I think some<br />
people, including friends of mine, think<br />
that you have to be into that to come to<br />
The Eagle to have a good time. I have<br />
taken several of my own friends after<br />
work, and what I can say is that they are<br />
now regulars at the bar. The Eagle is a<br />
bar where everyone is welcome. You will<br />
meet a lot of great people; from the guys<br />
at the door to the bartenders, everyone<br />
is welcoming. Whether you own leather<br />
or not, come on down, put on a pair of<br />
jeans and boots and head to the bar. I<br />
guarantee you will have a great time, and<br />
while you’re there you can always pick up<br />
some leather or even a jockstrap at the<br />
ManSkins store on the second floor.<br />
What does this mean for you on<br />
a personal level?<br />
Being Mr. Eagle is a tremendous<br />
honor. … This is about family. The<br />
leather community is an amazing<br />
group of people who give back so<br />
much to the community and each<br />
other. I wanted to be part of that.<br />
I am extremely proud to represent<br />
The Eagle as well as the leather<br />
community. I look forward to the<br />
year ahead and see[ing] what I<br />
can offer to the community this<br />
year.<br />
What is your favorite thing that<br />
The Eagle has to offer?<br />
That’s a great question. First off,<br />
they have some of the best music<br />
I have heard in the city, and on<br />
any given night of the week they<br />
have great parties and events.<br />
The Eagle is also about giving<br />
back to the community, hosting<br />
many fundraisers throughout<br />
the year. During the summer the<br />
beautiful rooftop is open, and it’s<br />
just a great place to meet new<br />
people and hang with friends.<br />
One of my favorite nights is<br />
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BY EILEEN SHAPIRO<br />
CELEBRITY CORRESPONDENT<br />
Kim Sledge<br />
‘40 Years of Disco’ Tour...Still Family<br />
Sister Sledge is about to embark on a massive tour embracing the 40th<br />
anniversary of disco. It will take them to three continents, beginning in Australia,<br />
middling in the Netherlands and the U.K., a New Year’s Eve extravaganza in<br />
Atlantic City, and then back to the U.K. Artists also included on the tour will be<br />
Tavares, Rose Royce, Boney M, The Real Thing, Odyssey and George McCrae.<br />
With clubs like Studio 54, disco became popular in the early ‘70s and exploded in<br />
1977 with the album “Disco Fever” and “Saturday Night Fever” in 1978. Anthems<br />
such as “We Are Family” by Sister Sledge and “YMCA” by the Village People<br />
have lasted through the decades and are still played at every party everywhere in<br />
the world.<br />
Vocal group Sister Sledge originally consisted of sisters Kim, Kathy, Debbie and<br />
Joni Sledge. Symbolizing radical family ties and values, the faction celebrated<br />
U.S. and international success at the height of the disco era with their album<br />
and single, “We Are Family,” which earned a Grammy nomination. The group<br />
also performed for Pope Francis in 2015 at the World Festival of Families in<br />
Philadelphia, where they are originally from. After Kathy left the group, Sister<br />
Sledge remained a trio until the death of sister Joni in <strong>2017</strong>. Kim and Debbie<br />
remain strong and ready to tour.<br />
I had the pleasure of speaking with Kim Sledge while on her way driving to New<br />
York City to visit her sick aunt in the hospital, and picking up sister Carol on the<br />
way, proving that family ties are still held in high esteem. Despite her present<br />
anxiety over her aunt, Kim was warm and friendly, with a very special spirit that you<br />
couldn’t help but fall in love with.
Aside from your upcoming Australia and<br />
U.K. tour, you will be celebrating New<br />
Year’s Eve at The Tropicana in Atlantic<br />
City?<br />
Yes, we’re looking forward to it.<br />
Your song, “We Are Family,” became one<br />
of the biggest anthems ever. What was it<br />
like for you the first time you heard it on<br />
the radio? Do you recall that feeling you<br />
had?<br />
I absolutely do! I remember the day. It was<br />
surreal. We were so excited, because we<br />
looked at this little radio and heard our voice<br />
coming out of this. It was like, “Oh my gosh.”<br />
It was just so exciting. I remember it to the<br />
day.<br />
Your song was adopted by the LGBT<br />
community. It’s played at every party,<br />
wedding, sweet 16, musical gatherings,<br />
community events...<br />
You know, when I really think about that, I<br />
am so… I can’t<br />
even describe<br />
the words. I am<br />
beyond grateful.<br />
The gratitude<br />
and the privilege<br />
and the honor.<br />
Seriously, I’m not<br />
just saying it. I’m<br />
a believer, and I<br />
really believe that<br />
things don’t just<br />
happen. I think<br />
that there is a<br />
God, and I really<br />
believe it. For<br />
him to have given<br />
us that song to<br />
sing, I’m just so<br />
eternally grateful<br />
for that. I’ve seen<br />
what it does to<br />
people. I’ve seen<br />
what it does to families and groups.<br />
Well, if you believe that music can<br />
influence the world, that would be the<br />
song to do it.<br />
I believe that. Music is a uniting, healing<br />
force. It brings everybody together. That’s<br />
actually what disco did too. When we started<br />
singing it was just music. Even when we went<br />
through the disco era, it was still just music.<br />
Because music, I don’t care what category<br />
you put it in, good music is going to heal<br />
the soul. It’s going to bring folks together.<br />
It’s going to make you happy. It takes you<br />
to another place, and that’s what it should<br />
do. You want to be transformed for a minute<br />
and just say, “We’re OK, and we’re really OK<br />
together.” Let’s drop all of our differences<br />
and embrace each other through music.<br />
That’s what it’s really about. We’re a family.<br />
Kim, how old were you when you found<br />
that you could sing?<br />
Our grandmother used to walk up to the<br />
keyboard. She had one of those old wooden<br />
pianos. She would bring us up to the piano<br />
and say, “Perform!” We were 3, 4, 5 and 7,<br />
and she would give us breathing skills and tell<br />
us it was an instrument, show us the different<br />
levels and areas of the vocal chords, tell us<br />
we’d have to use it properly through the<br />
chest. She said also, “I want you to be able to<br />
sing a cappella. If everything else fails, then<br />
hit a tune. It’s your instrument.” But it was<br />
fun. She made it fun. She was a real jokester.<br />
It was discipline, but we loved to sing. So for<br />
us it was a form of recreation. We just did it.<br />
So it went way<br />
back, way back.<br />
Singing with<br />
your sisters all<br />
these years,<br />
did that ever<br />
become a<br />
challenge<br />
as far as<br />
getting along<br />
together?<br />
We got along<br />
exactly as sisters<br />
get along,<br />
but I think we<br />
were a little<br />
closer. We were<br />
each other’s<br />
playmates,<br />
confidants,<br />
because when<br />
you’re coming<br />
up in that environment we were each other’s<br />
recreation. We were sheltered from a lot of<br />
things when we were little and when we were<br />
on the road. We didn’t know anything. We<br />
had everyone with us, our uncle, our aunt,<br />
grandmother. We were literally a family on<br />
the road. We were each other’s sort of peer<br />
group. Not that we didn’t all go to school and<br />
everything. I remember when I was in high<br />
school I was really into team sports, but we<br />
had rehearsal. So I would get in trouble every<br />
day, because I would just go to basketball<br />
practice, volleyball practice or I used to run<br />
too.
So we got along great. I got in trouble every<br />
day, because I wanted to do that instead of<br />
rehearsals, but we had a normal life, which<br />
was a little crazy life. You might be in Japan,<br />
seriously that weekend, but on Monday you<br />
were in class. It was the real deal, it really was.<br />
But why would you share something like that,<br />
because nobody believed you. It was fun, we<br />
had fun, and I tried to savor every bit of being<br />
a normal high school or junior high school<br />
student. You know you have your peers, your<br />
girlfriends, the fun things that you do.<br />
(Just then sister Carol jumped in the car).<br />
Carol: Hi Eileen.<br />
Nice to meet you, Carol.<br />
Carol: Nice to meet you, too.<br />
How many are there of you?<br />
Kim: There are five sisters, and of course Joni<br />
is in heaven. Carol would come in and out<br />
every time we needed her, like when there<br />
was a pregnancy or something. Actually, Carol<br />
was the one that really started us. I mean,<br />
it was my grandmother and everything, but<br />
when you talk about singing in the business,<br />
we were her backup singers. She would be in<br />
the mirror, and we were all lined up. She was<br />
the lead singer, and she’s singing her little<br />
songs, and we would be her backup singers.<br />
If you could say anything to your fans, what<br />
would you say?<br />
I would say, be encouraged. That’s the first<br />
thing that came to mind, be encouraged.<br />
We all have our different faiths, and my faith,<br />
I’m not impressing any faith on anyone, but<br />
I’m just saying for my own, I know that I see<br />
miracles. I’ve seen God do amazing things.<br />
I saw your testimonial video.<br />
OK, cool, and I really believe that with faith<br />
you can move mountains, and I really believe<br />
that you should never give up. Our mom<br />
would always say, “Finish the work.” Finish<br />
what you start, stick with it, finish it. I was<br />
watching this speaker on television. He was<br />
talking about not procrastinating. There’s a lot<br />
of things that I have that I want to do, all kinds<br />
of different projects and things, but I’ll put<br />
them down and say, “I’ll get to it.” But here’s<br />
the thing, after I was listening that night, I<br />
got up, I lifted up all the things I was working<br />
on. You know you have that closet that you<br />
want to clean out? You promise yourself you<br />
are going to try it, like take a tennis class,<br />
something like that, but you never get to it.<br />
Well do it. Just do it, because you don’t know<br />
what’s going to happen the next day, and an<br />
opportunity might open up from that thing.<br />
You never know what’s down the road. So<br />
that’s what I would say. Be encouraged, finish<br />
what you start, and go for it.<br />
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WED 11/29<br />
BIG <strong>GAY</strong> TOY DRIVE & UGLY<br />
HOLIDAY SWEATER PARTY<br />
TOWNHOUSE BAR<br />
236 E 58TH ST(BET 2ND AND 3RD)<br />
6-9PM<br />
NO COVER, FREE APPETIZERS, DRINK SPECIALS, PRIZES<br />
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It’s the Townhouse’s 4th Annual Big Gay Toy Drive & UGLY Holiday Sweater<br />
Networking Party. Featuring happy hour specials, free appetizers,<br />
no cover and a BIG charity Toy Drive and our UGLY Holiday Sweater Contest!<br />
Whether your sweater has reindeer, menorahs, snowflakes, santas, Hanukah Harry,<br />
yule logs, pine trees or bears, you know you have an ugly holiday sweater<br />
in your closet. Bring it out, don it like it was the gayest apparel and you could<br />
win a prize! Plus- Bring an unwrapped toy which will go to the Kingsbridge Heights<br />
Community Center, serving low income families in the Bronx.