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SASSAFRASS! Tami Neilson Truly a powerhouse, Tami Neilson is a rare burst of singing talent. On her latest CDSassafrass! she jumps across decades of musical styles and these songs are all written by her. Capturing classic soul, R&B and country blues in a stunning way, Tami takes control of the sass found in “Stay Outta My Business” and goes all Patti Labelle with her enchanting voice found in “Good Man.” Neilson has the knack for knocking it out of the park in a sensational way. Available now.


HERE WE GO LOVE The English Beat After more than 30 years, Dave Wakeling and The English Beat are back with a new album,Here We Go Love! It’s simply amazing how since the hits they cre- ated as a ska-beat renegade, their music sounds just as timeless. The beat is definitely still there, though when listening to Wakeling it seems that he wants to infuse his lyrical skills in less a party-time vibe, but more on a current state of affairs. Spin the sounds but take the time to listen at The English Beat’s message behind the music.Available now.


CAER Twin Shadow Now that the spring collection of sounds is complete for 2018, it should be mentioned George Lewis Jr. is deserving of carrying his sounds through these crazy days of summer. Known as Twin Shadow, he and his collaborators offer a mellow and energized set of songs onCaer. Lyrically deep and smartly designed… slow down and listen to “Brace” or “18 Years” and reflect. A multi-talented artist, Twin Shadow also knows the runways of New York Fashion, as he has created music for the catwalk. Available now.


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HOOKED Being a homeless male hustler who lives in New York is really not a pretty picture. Life can get even more com- plicated, when that hustler is joined by his boyfriend. Then there’s the closeted gay man who wants to make the hustler’s dream come true by taking him to Miami. Sound too good to be true?Hooked is an admirable first directorial effort by Max Emerson and the male leads (Conor Donnally and Sean Ormond) keeps the momentum going with strong characterizations. Available now.


MASTERPIECE: MAN IN AN ORANGE SHIRT Wartime in London during the 1940s brings two men together as soldiers and eventual lovers. Once the war is over, the weight of homosexuality’s strict taboos in all regards keeps the two apart. Hence, the BBC network’s Masterpiece: Man In An Orange Suit commences, honoring the 50th anniversary of the right to be a gay man and not face criminal charges in Britain. Intertwine that with a grandson who mirrors the challenge of mere tolerance versus true self-acceptance and you have a story that is beautifully presented, sad and dramatically intense.Available now.


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DAVID BOWIE MADE ME GAY: 100 YEARS OF LGBT MUSIC Darryl W. Bullock For a music lover and a gay one at that, this book is like a box of chocolates. Darryl W. Bullock traces the history of the gay, lesbian and bisexual musical artists and the times they lived, in a century of their creative output. The influence of popular music recorded by and for the LGBT community is phenomenal. From Bowie to Freddie Mercury and beyond, there is a wealth of information. Learn more about all the musical artists who sang out loud and queer. Available now.


TURNING THE PAGE: STORYTELLING AS ACTIVISM IN QUEER FILM AND MEDIA


David R. Coon Storytelling through film that recognizes and celebrates LGBT heritage, has always been a specialty act in mainstream Hollywood. Yet, inTurning the Page there is true advancement found in three specific non-profit organizations: Life Media POWER UP and Three Dollar Bill Cinema. Each organization, in its own way, has helped pave the way for a new generation of LGBT filmmakers. Coon does an extensive and informative job of highlight- ing the progression of these important organizations and specific films, matched with important interviews with professionals.Available now.


THE PARADOX OF PORN Don Shewey As Madonna sings onErotica, “What turns you on? If I take you from behind, would you let yourself go wild?” Now be honest, when was the last time you watched a gay porn video? InThe Paradox of Porn, author Don Shewey plunges deep inside the pleasure and release regarding the positive aspects of pornography. He also explores the flip side of being addicted to sexual fantasies that will possibly never end up in the real time world of gay sexual encounters. It’s a fascinating analysis.Available July 15.


HURRICANE BIANCA: FROM RUSSIA WITH HATE Roy Haylock aka Bianca Del Rio continues to extend her hilarious antics and tone her acting skills in Hurricane Bianca: From Russia With Hate. A tongue-in-cheek tale of current politics mixed with a large dose of drag humor and attitude. Bianca and the cast offer up a smart look at friendship and understanding as well which transcends all the political bullshit. Derek Hartley who came up with the screenplay, has a fantastic spin on dialogue that captures all the zip of true drag-style wit. Available now.


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