Archive for September 2009

TV’s Gay Best Friend Obsession

September 19, 2009 Entertainment, Gays, Humor One comment

Even though this satirical video is very funny, it might piss off the straight girl who was mad about the She Said, She Said episode where we discussed gay men and straight girls.

What do you think? Are TV execs obsessed with gay guys and their straight girl bestfriends.

ht: Jude

Lesbian Craziness Scale; Dirty Pictures Online; She Said, She Said #11

September 19, 2009 Humor, Lesbian Podcast, Lesbians, Movies, Music No comments

She Said, She Said is a podcast featuring lesbian couple Genia and Andrea. Genia is the host of SistersTalk Radio and Andrea is the assistant producer.

In this segment:

*Lesbians posting dirty pictures on social networks
*Brooklyn lesbian video blogger Arielle Scarcella
*Review of movie ‘The Gymnast’
*Levels 1 – 5 of lesbian craziness
*SistersTalk weekly roundup

Download the podcast now.


Music at the end of this show: When the World Turned Off Its Lights – by Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles

Lesbian Craziness Scale; Dirty Pictures Online; She Said, She Said #11 – Sep 20,2009

September 19, 2009 Culture, Lesbian Podcast No comments

She Said, She Said is a podcast featuring lesbian couple Genia and Andrea. Genia is the host of SistersTalk Radio and Andrea is the assistant producer.  In this segment:
*Lesbians posting dirty pictures on social networks
*Brooklyn lesbian video blogger Arielle Scarcella
*Review of movie ‘The Gymnast’
*Levels 1 – 5 of lesbian craziness
*SistersTalk weekly roundup.

Music at the end of this show: When the World Turned Off Its Lights – by Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles

[listen to this podcast]

Daily Tweet Digest

September 19, 2009 Twitter No comments

What I Posted on Twitter Yesterday:

  • 05:15 @LucyMichelle‘s music is different from what I usually listen to, but I’ve had these 2 songs on repeat for hours – bit.ly/9uK2o #
  • 12:32 Tonight on SistersTalk Radio: Bisexual Musician and Activist Juba Kalamka – tr.im/z1Gd #
  • 17:24 Conservatives are so annoying with their ASSumptions that only Republicans support the troops in Iraq. Bitches! #
  • 17:44 @SpazTalkRadio Matt Damon looks A LOT like my exhusband. Poor Matt! #
  • 17:50 RT @Mia Really don’t approve of #WEtv’s implying that if you love sex, you were sexually abused. #
  • 17:57 The Diverse Families Project – tr.im/z5Nq #
  • 18:00 @140WARE When will we see a delete option which lets us remove reply SPAM in our stream? #
  • 21:15 Juba Kalamka Discusses Music, Race, Gender, Class, Sex on SistersTalk Radio – retwt.me/4vw0 #
  • 00:41 Episode 1.4 of lesbian web series Seeking Simone: cli.gs/AW42Wd (too funny!) #
  • 00:42 Oh, and the star of Seeking Simone will be on SistersTalk Radio Sunday at 5pm CST! tr.im/z6XL #

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Black Gay Author Lamar Ariel’s Book ‘Ready to Male’ Touches Everyone

September 19, 2009 Book Review, Humor, LGBT One comment

Have you ever received a letter from a long-lost friend that brought back dozens of happy (or not so happy) memories? Have you ever found a box full of old pictures and letters in your attic? If you’ve ever experienced either one of these events, then you know the kind of emotions Lamar Ariel’s novel Ready to Male invokes in its readers.

Ariel presents candid memories of his life in 109 pages of dramatic and intense storytelling in 33 letters to family members, friends, strangers, exlovers and future lovers. I laughed while reading his letter “Dear Because I Said So,” cried while reading the letter “Dear You Said You Loved Me” and shook my head while reading “Dear Nice Guy.”

Ariel’s readers watch him live, love and learn as he desperately attempts to understand himself and the world around him. Every Ready to Male reader will see a reflection of himself (or herself) in this book and it doesn’t matter if you’re male or female, Black or white, gay or straight.