Current Issue

We are very proud to present some very interesting and exciting reading material to our audience for this Pride issue, starting with two related feature articles about the up-coming film, “Without Prejudice” starring David Arquette as Henry Brownstone, the now-retired first openly gay judge in Canada. The film, based on Brownstone’s memoir, “Without Prejudice: My Life as a Gay Judge”, recounts Brownstone’s experiences as an openly gay man in Canada’s legal system, including his experiences dealing with the HIV/AIDS crisis.
Menaka Skrypnyk has interviewed David Arquette, about portraying Harvey Brownstone, an openly gay man, as well as the writer of, “Without Prejudice”, Harvey Brownstone.
Next, Bryen Dunn takes us on a tour of the music of the 80’s and how it survives today, with his look at, “The Generations Tour”, a successful tour headlined by “The Human League”, and featuring “Soft Cell” and “Alison Moyet”.
Additionally, Rolyn Chambers gives us a glimpse into the growing popularity of naughty gay parties in Toronto in, his regular column, “Deep Dish”. Sex parties, you say? Well, I never! This ties in nicely with “Beyond The Village”, looking at a local sex toy shop.
We follow up these articles with, “A Kodak Moment” by writer and trans activist, Boyd Kodak speaking with First Nations trans man, poet, writer, and actor, Max Wolf Valerie.
Finally, along with our regular listing of events in and around Toronto, we are excited to have a special guest writer for the recurring column, “Wigged Out”. Discussing the topic of Classic Drag, and some of the history of Drag in Toronto is the incomparable and legendary, Mr. JJ Murray, a respected drag artist, drag/community elder, and former Empress VII (1993/94) in The Trillium Monarchist Society, now The Imperial Court of Toronto.

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