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The author cites his 41 angry reasons for hating New York City, including the fact that it is the only city in the U.S. whose mayor never gets caught in a sordid sex scandal.

This article discusses performances in New York City including actress Mindy Cohn in the film "Bye Bye, Fruit Fly," which was directed by Casper Andreas; musical theater actors Daryl Glenn and Jolyn Burks in a tribute to the film "Nashville;" and an Off-Broadway musical revue called "Don't Leave it All to Your Children."

Presents the winners of the 49th Annual Obie Awards in New York City. Recognition received by Lee Breuer in the direction category for "Mabou Mines' Dollhouse"; Selection of "Small Tragedy" for the Best American Play award; Receipt of the Lifetime Achievement award by Mark Russell.

Presents a comprehensive guide to the best films in New York City.

Focuses on the varied fashion merchandise available at establishments located on 14th Street in Manhattan, New York City. Range of colors, prints and styles of clothes; Russian Souvenirs shop; Alex Express' home and personal accessories; Eldorado Gift Shop; Bargain Bazaar; Love Discount Store.

The article reports that the Hell's Kitchen (HK) neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City has 13 gay bars as of January 2013, compared to only seven at Chelsea.

The article reports on the "Paper" magazine's Nightlife Awards Gala held at Good Units in New York City in 2010.

The article focuses on the Out NYC complex located at 42nd Street, New York City and scheduled to open in fall 2011 which is described as a gay urban resort complete with an Axel Hotel, stores, café as well as a restaurant.

This article describes several shows featuring drag queens in New York City in 2010.

The article discusses bars, films, and events in New York City.

The article focuses on the New York City nightclub Greenhouse and their Sunday night party, Vandam.

The article presents a gossip column about celebrities in New York City.

A gossip column concern the New York City theater is presented.

In this article the author discusses a festival of French films that took place in New York City.

The article offers news about New York City celebrities such as designer Tommy Hilfiger, performer Liza Minnelli, and actress Christine Ebersole.

The article discusses the Splash gay bar in New York City.

In this article the author records his activities and his encounters with celebrities in New York City during a period in November 2008. A number of individuals are mentioned including Gloria Steinem, a writer and feminist, Danny Boyle, director of the motion picture "Slumdog Millionaire," and Ken Russell, also a motion picture director.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author reminisces about New York City in the 1980s.

The author offers opinions on New York City intellectual and social life. He mocks actor Daniel Radcliffe for complaining about public interest in his nude scenes in the theatrical production "Equus." The author notes the prevalence of dramas by David Mamet in the 2008-2009 theater season. A brief conversation with actor/producer Tyler Perry is recalled.

The article reports on the reality television show "Legally Blonde the Musical: The Search for Elle Woods," and the selection of a star to play Woods in the Broadway musical. On this show, professional theater people, including the director, picked actress Bailey Hanks from South Carolina. Actress Hanks even got along well with Chico, the dog that plays Woods' pet.

The article offers news about notable people. Singer Dolly Parton held a promotional event for the premiere of the Broadway musical version of her film "9 to 5," and rap singers N.E.R.D. and Pharrell Williams performed at the party for "Paper" magazine. Writer Jill Santoriello announced the production of her musical "A Tale of Two Cities," adapted from Charles Dickens book.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experiences spending an evening in Harlem, New York.

The article presents a series of news briefs about gay society and gossip in New York City. Included is a discussion of the documentary "Chris & Don: A Love Story," about the relationship between artist Don Bachardy and his boyfriend Christopher Isherwood, discussion about singer Donna Summer's concert, and gossip concerning songwriter Charles Strousse.

The article discusses a variety of events, entertainment venues, and gossip in New York City. The performer MisstressFormika discusses the effects of aging. It is announced that the motion picture "Billy Elliot" has been adapted to be performed as a musical theatrical production. Musician Elton John discusses his enjoyment of "Billy Elliot." It is noted that gossip circulates about television talk-show host Rosie O'Donnell.

The author comments on the New York City social and cultural scene. He discusses the Internet show "DList Radio," hosted by party promoter Daniel Nardicio. The musical performance "You May Now Worship Me," by Sherie Renee Scott, the revival of the musical "South Pacific," and a production of "Macbeth" directed by David Cronenberg are discussed. The author also reviews the book "The Secret Life of Sigfried and Roy."

The author comments on various events that occurred in New York City. The author reports on several fashion shows that took place during Fashion Week. The author also discusses a conversation he had with motion picture director Jason Reitman, whose film "Juno" is nominated for several Academy Awards, including Best Director. It is suggested by the author that "Juno" is the only motion picture nominated that makes people feel good.

The author offers brief opinions on culture and night life in New York City. He praises the work of actor Harvey Keitel in the title role of "Jerry Springer: The Opera." The director James Toback states that his next work will be a documentary on Mike Tyson. The author recounts a meeting with comedian Mo Rocca.

The author offers opinions and gossip on New York City social life. He praises the Lebanese motion picture "Caramel," featuring Nadine Labaki. At an awards luncheon, the author meets the director Michael Moore, who gives his opinion that New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is more liberal than the leading Democratic party presidential candidates.

The article discusses celebrity, film, and event news in New York City. A Four Seasons hotel hosted a luncheon for the film "No Country For Old Men," starring Javier Bardem, directed by Joel and Ethan Coen. Playwright David Mamet had a meet-and-greet with the cast of his Broadway comedy "November." Transgender model Amanda Lepore had a birthday party at the Lotus club.

The author discusses his trip to Providence, Rhode Island and his conversation with openly gay mayor David Cicilline. He also discusses events in New York City, including the Nightlife Awards at Spotlight Live and Halloween parties at Avalon and the Metropolitan Pavilion. The author comments on the play "Cyrano de Bergerac," starring Kevin Kline and Jennifer Garner, and the play "Rock 'N' Roll," written by Tom Stoppard.

The author discusses gay bars in New York City, including Barracuda in Chelsea and Beige. He mentions the play "Pygmalion," starring Claire Danes and Jefferson Mays, the film "Slipstream," starring Anthony Hopkins and Charlene Rose and the animated film, "Persepolis," based on a graphic novel by Marjan Satrapi.

The author discusses places in New York City in where he felt he was cheated or which annoyed him since he plans to leave the city. He mentions footwear companies, T. O. Dey and E. Vogel, for custom-made shoes that were extraordinarily expensive and did not fit. He discusses the doorman at the Mercer Hotel who gave him wrong directions.

The author provides information on various current events that took place in New York City during the week of October 3, 2007. He discusses a comedy performance featuring Roseanne Barr. He also offers a commentary on the film "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," which presents the story of editor Jean-Dominique Bauby.

This article reports on various social events around New York City including the "Dark Shadows" convention in Tarrytown, New York that brought out the goths. The website of Zailen Entertainment has a schedule of interest to gay men. The author hopped from one social event to another and offers rumors and innuendos about people around town.

This article presents various information pertaining to events around New York City between August 22-28, 2007. Various performances at New York City nightclubs, like Pieces, Chi-Chiz, and the Plumm on Monday, are described. The documentary "The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters," directed by Seth Gordon, is discussed. The sexual practices of many New York City residents are discussed.

The author provides information about a variety of notable people, including actor Hugh Dancy, actress Sheri Rene Scott, and writer Doug Wright. He provides details about several New York City entertainment venues and gay bars, which include Pop Rocks, B Bar, and the Eagle. He offers specifics of several conversations he had while frequenting some of those establishments.

The article presents gossip concerning celebrities, actors and rock stars in New York City in June 2007. In addition the author records his encounters with Eli Roth, the director of the film "Hostel: Part II," pop singer Pete Wentz of the band Fall Out Boy and his impressions of the 2007 Tony Awards.

The author comments on various issues happening within New York City popular culture. The author discusses how he went to a party at the Hotel Gansevoort's Gardon of Ono. The author also recommends a documentary titled "Yo Soy Boricua, pa'que tu lo sepas (I'm Boricua, just so you know)," which is directed by actress Rosie Perez.

The author reflects upon issues occurring within New York City's popular culture. The author reports on the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. He also discusses what it was like being at the Drama Desk's theater awards nominees reception at Arte Cafe. The author expresses his opinion of the theatrical production "Deuce," which stars Angela Lansbury and Marian Seldes.

This article presents a column describing the Friars Roast for Diane Keaton held at Lincoln Center, New York and the many celebrities from Steve Martin and Woody Allen to Meryl Streep and Sarah Jessica Parker who contributed commentary. The author mentions the books "Sources Say: The Ugly Truth Behind America's Tabloid Business," by Hal Lifson, and "Eccentric Glamour," by Simon Doonan. Also discussed is Christopher Plummer starring in a revival of "Inherit The Wind."

The article presents New York City entertainment news briefs. U.S. actress Orfeh is appearing in a production of "Legally Blonde" in New York City. Photographer Patrick McMullan will star in a reality television program produced by Ben Silverman. The Patricia Field clothing store in New York City celebrated its one-year-anniversary in April, 2007.

The article presents the author's discussion of celebrity activities, films, parties, and gossip around New York City. Carlos Leon, father of singer Madonna's daughter Lourdes, has been spotted at the New York Kabbalah Center. The author discusses his opinions of celebrity blogger Perez Hilton. The promotional party for the film "Factory Girl" is discussed.

The author presents his views on United States popular culture events, celebrities, and New York City. The author discusses going to various night clubs in New York City's West Village. The author also examines the 2007 Academy Award nominations, and supplies his choices on who should win the awards. Various other pieces on celebrity gossip are also presented throughout the article.

The article offers celebrity gossip. Susanne Bartsch held a toy drive at the gym owned by her husband David Barton. Celebrity photographer Patrick McMullan had a holiday dinner at Hawaiian Tropic Zone in Times Square, New York. Denzel Washington and Patti LaBelle were seen at a birthday party for Richard Turley at Yue-Sai Kan's house.

This article presents entertainment briefs for the week of November 8-15, 2006. A review of a concert given by musician Barbra Streisand in Atlantic City, New Jersey is offered. In 2006, various nightclubs, including Happy Valley, the Roxy, and Avalon, are all undergoing various degrees of shutdown in New York City. Discussion on actress Catherine O'Hara's performance in the motion picture "For Your Consideration" is presented.

The article offers the author's view of what a great place New York City is to live. He takes issue with those who whine that New York City isn't what it used to be and praises the pedicab drivers. Kim's is one of his favorite places, especially the third floor with its esoteric videos. Marie's Crisis is a good place for amateur singers to perform or you can smoke in the outdoor alcove at the Duvet.

The article discusses social life and popular culture in New York City. The movies "Babel," "Shortbus," and "Catch a Fire," are discussed. The author spoke to the actors Penélope Cruz and Justin Theroux at the party for director Pedro Almodóvar. The author attended the International Escort Awards.

The article presents information on the New York film festival held recently in New York City. The festival has been opened with the film "Wrestling With Angels," produced by Freida Lee Mock. The subject of the film is Pulitzer-winning playwright Tony Kushner. Tony was the playwright for the film "Angels in America." Kushner believes that the stage is the perfect venue for debate during wartime. Kushner also states about the efforts made after September 11, 2001 attack to insure security and peace.