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Father Figure

December 17, 2019 By Ryan Rockford

Picture it: 7:30 on a Saturday morning. I’ve been up all night trolling Grindr and Scruff and Jack’d without much luck. And I’m doing what most guys who’ve been up all night partying, but not having sex, are doing: watching porn, a little arts & crafts, and cleaning our apartments. This is not an unfamiliar scenario to me, and on this Saturday morning I was prepared to … [Read more...] about Father Figure

Making the Yuletide Gay: Fun Stuff To Do This Christmas

December 17, 2019 By Jim Meadows

Looking for stuff to do this holiday season? Loneliness is more viral than the flu during the holidays, and it can be a pretty tough time if you can’t be with the people you love. (OK, sometimes it can be pretty tough with them, too). I’ve combed through a mountain of upcoming local holiday events, however, and have found a pretty good variety of cool stuff to do from now … [Read more...] about Making the Yuletide Gay: Fun Stuff To Do This Christmas

Book of the Month: The First Wife

December 17, 2019 By Tony Leggio

I love a good romance thriller and stumbled upon one recently from Erica Spindler called The First Wife.  These type of books normally would not catch my attention but a lot of the action takes place in Louisiana mostly on the Northshore area.  I tell you, those people across the lake are freaky!   The basic (and I mean basic) premise is a young woman marries … [Read more...] about Book of the Month: The First Wife

Tony’s 2019 Thanksgiving Trip

December 17, 2019 By Tony Leggio

Every year for Thanksgiving, I take a road trip with my mother Dawn.  It started the year of Katrina, a tough one for my Mom, with my Dad passing away a few months before Katrina and then losing her house in the storm.  That Thanksgiving, she was so down, and that was never my Mom, so I decided to help her begin the holiday season right, and our road trip journey … [Read more...] about Tony’s 2019 Thanksgiving Trip

It’s a Week Before Christmas and I Feel… (Fill in The Blank)

December 17, 2019 By Catherine Roland

Consider the question, “It’s a week before Christmas and I feel_______.” It’s getting close to the “DAY,” as they called it in my family a long time ago. I was never quite sure what that meant, but I knew it meant something having to do with the Christmas holiday.  There was always excitement leading up to the DAY. Through the years, my feelings on Christmas have … [Read more...] about It’s a Week Before Christmas and I Feel… (Fill in The Blank)

LGBTQ Horoscopes December 3-16, 2019

December 3, 2019 By Dan Beck

Astrology was originally understood as omens, prophecies, and oracles. Whenever you go to a psychic, tarot reader, or astrologer like me, you’re engaging with the possibilities of the future. But modern astrology is also the alignment of the heavens at your moment of birth that serves as the signature of your personality. This combination of your star chart and sun sign—Aries, … [Read more...] about LGBTQ Horoscopes December 3-16, 2019

’Tis the Season for Instagram

December 3, 2019 By Charles Pizzo

Businesses make bank during the busy holiday season. It doesn’t matter what you’re selling—the key to success is to focus on sales. Among social media platforms, the format of Instagram lends itself to visual marketing. That’s because Instagram requires a photo or advertising graphic to post. Millennials have flocked to Instagram since it does not lend itself to people … [Read more...] about ’Tis the Season for Instagram

Planning to Build Your Dream Home? Here Are Some Steps to Prepare

December 3, 2019 By Scot I. Billeaudeau, JD, LL.M. ADPA®

As a financial advisor, I’ve worked with many clients as they plan for their dream home and gleaned insights on the process along the way. Building a home can be an exciting, but challenging time. It takes a plan with realistic timelines, budgets and expectations to stay on track and keep your sanity through what can feel like an overwhelming process. If building a home is on … [Read more...] about Planning to Build Your Dream Home? Here Are Some Steps to Prepare

Party Down December 3, 2019

December 3, 2019 By Tony Leggio

As I write this, heading into the Thanksgiving weekend, I am grateful for so many things.   Earlier this year, I had to go to a luncheon on the floor of the Superdome. I was busy at work and rushing around and I just wanted the event to be over.  Then I stopped myself and looked around.  I was having lunch on the floor of the friggin’ Superdome--how cool was … [Read more...] about Party Down December 3, 2019

New Orleans Hot Happenings December 3–16, 2019

December 3, 2019 By Tony Leggio

With Thanksgiving behind us, that means the Christmas holidays have arrived in the Big Easy.  NOLA has so many fabulously decorated presents for you to experience.   So come out and enjoy a Southern holiday season.  Here are just a few of the things to keep your days (and nights) busy.  (If you have a fundraiser, party, show or event coming up and would like … [Read more...] about New Orleans Hot Happenings December 3–16, 2019

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