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Author » Danny Corvini

  • Boys back in Bondi’s glory Boys back in Bondi’s glory

    Summer is now with us and one event worth seizing on if you score a hot summer’s Saturday arvo is Bondi Boys, which has been turning a little patch of ... Read more

    Wed December 17th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Tis the season to go crazy Tis the season to go crazy

    If you missed the Non-Scene party Afternoon Delight last weekend don’t despair, Ben and Tobin will be doing another party in February. The promise of a “cute little bowling club ... Read more

    Wed December 10th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Flinders get festive Flinders get festive

    After a great weekend at two different festivals, I’m feeling festival crazy, texting friends with every available digit, seeing who’s up for what. Melbourne may have the bars, but Sydney ... Read more

    Thu December 4th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Giving just a little bit more Giving just a little bit more

    In Melbourne’s gay strip of Commercial Road, model/dancer/singer Ryan Stuart is known to most punters on a first-name basis. He’s trotted the stage as a back-up dancer to drag shows ... Read more

    Wed December 3rd, 2008 - 10 Comments

  • A legend returns to the stage A legend returns to the stage

    It’s forecast to be an extremely pleasant 22 degrees in Sydney on Saturday and half of gaytown will be down at Summer Gay Day at Moore Park, now in its ... Read more

    Wed November 26th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Spend a dollar and save a life Spend a dollar and save a life

    Bah humbug. Why is it always beautiful during the week and then rainy on the weekends? Yet another grey storm cloud descended on Sydney last weekend and once again summer ... Read more

    Wed November 19th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Drinking in the full story Drinking in the full story

    Only three more weekends until the lock-outs begin in earnest and you don’t have to be Fred Nile to realise that Oxford Street’s a war zone. If it’s not would-be ... Read more

    Wed November 12th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Opinion divided over lockout Opinion divided over lockout

    The hot topic on everyone’s lips this week, besides the Bali bombers’ impending executions, the Melbourne Cup and the US presidential elections, was of course the lockouts. It’s hard to tell ... Read more

    Wed November 5th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Embarrasment of riches on offer Embarrasment of riches on offer

    If you’re tired of Sydney, you’re tired of life — to borrow a line crafted for a better place. She ain’t perfect, this lady, but she’s definitely pretty and with ... Read more

    Wed October 29th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Kooky hits adolescence Kooky hits adolescence

    It’s a long time since I met Johnny Taranto, aka Seymour Butz of Club Kooky fame. I was about 18 and he not much older, and he’d just been photographed ... Read more

    Wed October 22nd, 2008 - No Comments

  • Time to start thinking about NYE Time to start thinking about NYE

    It was quiet out on the streets of Sydney last weekend, with many people still nursing their heads and empty wallets after a huge long weekend. I checked out a ... Read more

    Wed October 15th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Fun in a different corner Fun in a different corner

    Let me let you in on a little secret: despite being the Star Observer’s party correspondent, there is something about big nights like Sleaze Ball, New Year’s Eve and the ... Read more

    Wed October 8th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Party weekend approaches Party weekend approaches

    This year, Mardi Gras’ naughtier sibling Sleaze Ball is joined by a swag of parties, so no matter what your taste there is a party or recovery happening for you. Faggot ... Read more

    Wed October 1st, 2008 - No Comments

  • Weekends are getting sleazy Weekends are getting sleazy

    This week I’m all mad for the new dance craze come out of France called Tecktonik, an interesting hybrid of ’90s raving, that strange shuffling thing you see in Melbourne, ... Read more

    Wed September 24th, 2008 - No Comments

  • White angels hit God’s kitchen White angels hit God’s kitchen

    As gay males, we are now faced with some decisions that will bear a heavy consequence on our lives. Like, should I go to Sleaze Ball or the after-parties this ... Read more

    Wed September 17th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Girls making their mark Girls making their mark

    Last Friday I went to the new R&B night upstairs at the Midnight Shift, expecting to shake it like a motherbrother. It was my second trip to the Shift club ... Read more

    Wed September 10th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Mind your manners Mind your manners

    If Clover Moore is reelected, once she has finished cleaning up Sydney’s laneways, opening small bars and has put the final nail in the final Just Say No To That ... Read more

    Wed September 3rd, 2008 - No Comments

  • One weekend – two openings One weekend – two openings

    What a hot little sizzler we have ahead of us this weekend with two of the biggest openings in recent scene history. On Friday all eyes will be on Petersham when ... Read more

    Wed August 27th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Arq spinning around with talent Arq spinning around with talent

    While Rhys and my personal favourite Graeme haven’t confirmed their places on the podiums yet, Sydney’s future superstar DJs will be out in force this Friday night for Arq’s So ... Read more

    Wed August 20th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Making his mark on art Making his mark on art

    At the end of the ’90s I was hosting a radio show on a dance station that used to exist before FBi, and Pnau’s Pete Mayes was the volunteer manning ... Read more

    Wed August 13th, 2008 - 2 Comments

  • Time to get sweaty Time to get sweaty

    It’s hard to believe that it’s two Olympics Games on since Sydney played host. Like World Youth Day on much better drugs, Sydney 2000 was an unbelievably exciting period when ... Read more

    Wed August 6th, 2008 - No Comments

  • Will Oxford St rise again? Will Oxford St rise again?

    When I moved back to Sydney from Melbourne in March, I knew a few things were going to be a bit different from the Sydney I remembered living in from ... Read more

    Wed July 30th, 2008 - 1 Comment

  • Dirty dancing between the sheets? Dirty dancing between the sheets?

    The Kiss-In? Well, frankly I was underwhelmed, what with all of the necks craning around looking at what everyone else was doing, and the general look and feel being that ... Read more

    Wed July 23rd, 2008 - No Comments

  • Throw a kiss into your Kooky weekend Throw a kiss into your Kooky weekend

    Have you been wondering lately where you can find shit DJs, ugly chicks, crap bands and sleazy guys on a Thursday night? I know I have, so I was thrilled ... Read more

    Wed July 16th, 2008 - 1 Comment

  • Getting a handle on the scene Getting a handle on the scene

    Sssssh. It’s the beginning of something exciting. Don’t tell anyone but I think Handle Bar on Saturday nights at Gilligans could be the Sydney queer scene’s much-needed new mid-weekend melting ... Read more

    Wed July 9th, 2008 - No Comments

  • GAMMA

    GAMMA, a support group for married men who have sex with men, meets in secure confidential and non-sexual surroundings at the ACON building, 9 Commonwealth St, Surry Hills, on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 8pm. There is also a support line, Monday-Friday 6-10 pm, on 9267 4000.
    www.gamma.org.au

  • GAY BUSINESS

    The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Business Association hosts Lemons With a Twist on the first Friday of each month and Fruits in Suits on the third Thursday of each month, at Slide.
    www.sglba.com.au

  • COME OUT AUSTRALIA

    Come Out Australia is a social group for our community, with branches in Canterbury-Bankstown, Epping/ Northern Districts and Penrith. You're invited to "Come Out"; get involved with a branch, event, project, or to start something happening in your area.
    www.comeout.org.au

  • QUEERSCREEN

    Lovers of gay cinema are encouraged to become a member of Queerscreen, Sydney’s premier gay and lesbian film festival body.
    www.queerscreen.com.au

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