Sam Smith is the everything right now! After laying down vocals on Disclosure’s hit track Latch back in 2012, the sultry Brit has released a couple of heart-wrenching tunes that co-sign the sentiment of Adele and echo the isolation of Antony and the Johnsons. Check out his latest video Stay With Me, the third release from upcoming album In The Lonely Hour, out May 26.
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John Polly recaps episodes of RuPaul’s Drag Race on this extra lap recap series! Binge watch them, because who doesn’t need MORE Drag Race in their life?
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These one-of-a-kind pieces were given to Françoise Gilot, the mother of two of Picasso’s children, Claude and Paloma. Gilot later passed down the pieces to Carole Mallory, the model, actress, and author who was engaged to Claude in the 1960s. In “Life With Picasso,” Gilot describes how Picasso, with the help of Dr. Chatagnier, a dentist, made gold and silver jewelry through the lost wax process. “In all Pablo made about 10 necklaces… I thought they were all very nice except one, a rather heavy head of a satyr, in silver.” As it turned out, that satyr pendant (pictured below, left) fetched the most. $153,000. A round silver “sun” pendant brought in $141,000, while this silver brooch, with a drawing of Claude sold for $92,250. Each one smashed its pre-sale estimate of $15,000 to $20,000. “After a hotly competitive bidding contest for each, all three went home with a single purchaser. We’re pleased to see these works of art remain together,” said Gloria Lieberman, of Skinner. Just imagine if they were gold!? (via Blouin ArtInfo)
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Forty years ago, architect Ricardo Bofill found a disused cement factory, an industrial complex from the turn of the century consisting of over 30 silos, subterranean galleries and huge machine rooms. He decided to transform it into the head office of his firm, Taller de Arquitectura. The factory was partially in ruins and was a laundry list of surrealist elements: stairs that climbed up to nowhere, mighty reinforced concrete structures that sustained nothing, pieces of iron hanging in the air, huge empty spaces filled up with magic. The torn down many of the silos and once the spaces had been redefined the process began of adaptation began. Eight of the silos remained. They became offices, a models laboratory, archives, a library, a projections room and a gigantic space known as “The Cathedral”, used for exhibitions, concerts and a whole range of cultural functions. The complex stands in the midst of gardens with eucalyptus, palms, olive trees and cypresses, like the set of fantastic movie that is difficult to tell if it is set in the past or in the future. I love reclaimed spaces. My ex and I adapted a turn-of-the-century gothic revival church into a home and eight years ago I bought a converted barn that I now live in, when I’m not in the city. I spend as much time as I can there (was just there for three weeks!) But I have to say, if I had my choice of all of the spaces on earth I could live, I think this might just be at the top of my list. I think could live here 1000 years and never tire of it. (Photos, Ricardo Bofill)
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Articles from the past week you might have missed and deserve your attention after the jump.
Always tackling the most important stories of the day, HuffPo has 19 Very Real Struggles of Women with Big Butts.
The much buzzed-about New York Post article: “L’Wren Scott’s Suicide Reveals Tragic Side of City’s Glitzy Scene.”
Slate uses music theory to explain the genius of Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” (Maybe next year they’ll tackle why “Happy” is so goddamn annoying).
Nile Rogers writes about Studio 54, Grace Jones, and the Disco backlash in New York magazine.
From Salon: Why Entertainment Weekly‘s decision to start paying writers with “prestige” rather than, you know, actual money is terrible for both writers and readers (and does not bode well for the future of pop culture).
Also in Salon: Why Gwyneth Paltrow’s utterly obnoxious “conscious uncoupling” letter proves she’s the last, great star, “worthy of the legacy of Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.”
Mental Floss investigates: Is the Five-Second Rule real?
The New York Times says millennials in the work place are shallow, callow, unmotivated, and undependable… just like every generation since the middle ages.
Also in the Times: Exploring the Salton Sea, the Sunken City and other modern ruins of Southern California.
Lead singer of cult metal band GWAR David Brockie aka Oderus Urungus found dead at 50. Read about it in Rolling Stone and Daily Mail.
PREV IOUSLY:
Nickelback, Smash Mouth, Goo Goo Dolls: Salon has the 15 most hated bands of the last 30 years. (But no fun.? No Mumford & Sons? I demand a recount!)
The must-have coffee table book of 2014 about the mob hit men of Murder Inc. will cost you exactly $4,200. But YOWZA, what a book! Read about it in the New York Times.
Washington Post has a fascinating obituary of the villanous Westboro Baptist Church founder Fred Phelps.
And HuffPo has the LGBT reaction to his death.
Arkansas school doubles down on decision to ban gay student’s coming out story in yearbook.
For all you hardcore Benson fans out there (you know who you are), Salon has the answer to how the series was supposed to end.
For when you absolutely need purple pleather harem pants on the run: Fashion trucks are about to become ALL THE RAGE.
Coming soon to the Great White Way: James Franco and Chris O’Dowdare reimagine Of Mice & Men as a bromantic comedy
Absolutely riveting video (if you’re into this sort of thing): Alexander Wang, Prabal Garung and Eddie Borgo analyze the concept of style at the SCADstyle 2014 conference. At Style.com
Liza Minnelli talks to the LA Times about Ellen, that blue streak, and her new show.
Why Ruth Bader Ginsburg must NEVER EVER retire from the Supreme Court in Slate.
Of Hippos and Kings: Archeologist and anthropologist Eric H Cline has a new book called 1177 B.C.: The Year Civilization Collapsed, and it sounds remarkably like today.. Read the review in the New Yorker.
PREVIOUSLY
Air & Space magazine magazine has a fascinating article about a 727 airline that vanished from Angola in 2003.
Daily Mail claims that the pilot of missing Flight MH370 was a political fanatic. This comes as police are investigating the possibility that he hijacked his own aircraft in a bizarre political protest.
OK, so we all think Flight 727 was hijacked, but just in case that gets disproven, New York magazine has other theories ranging from mechanical failure to alien abduction.
Kitty Genovese, whose 1964 rape and murder was witnessed by 37 bystanders who DID NOTHING, became a symbol about the unravelling of society, racial fears, and the lack of care exhibited by city dwellers for their neighbors. Now Off the Grid reports that Kitty was a lesbian. Did that have something to do with her neighbors’ responses (or lack thereof)?
The New York Times writes about the growing transgender presence in pop culture, talking to icons-in-the-making Laverne Cox, Janet Mock and wowlebrity Zachary Drucker.
Has the tv-star-to-movie-star career trajectory become outmoded? Vulture thinks so.
Why Mel Gibson deserves a second chance: Deadline pleads his case.
Salon has an expose on how to behave at an orgy.
10 famous geniuses and their drugs of choice, also at Salon.
One man’s mission to name an island after Busta Rhymes in Slate.
LAST WEEK’S LONGER READS:
What the hell happend to Jay McInerney? Slate examines the ’80s literary superstar’s unrealized potential.
Finally, someone details the difference between Death Metal and Black Metal.
The Independent examines the culture of rape in men’s prisons.
Semen allergies, broken penises, and spontaneous orgasms: Salon has six weird consequences of sex they don’t teach you in sex ed.
The New York Times Style section has a breathless investigation into the return of the monocle as the fashion accessory du jour for hipsters.
Slate has a bit of fun with Beyond the Monocle: Five Ideas for Future New York Times Hipster Trend Pieces including ruffs, powdered wigs, and plague doctor masks. Which, of course, I was wearing before they were cool.
Nightclubbing 101: An oral history of New York’s Pyramid Club as told by the trailblazing drag queens and performance artists who performed there.
Is belly dancing racist? Salon decrees it so.
The New Yorker has a humorous piece about 59-year-olds who look down their noses on 56-year-olds. Insolent pups!
PREVIOUS LONGER READS:
Sunday, March 2, 2014:
The inimitable Cindy Adams predicts tonight’s Oscars, as only Cindy can.
Who thanks who at the Oscars (No surprise: Meryl gets thanked more than God)
The Guardian has a piece imploring Academy voters not to give the Oscar to the documentary The Act of Killing (in which Indonesia’s political mass-murderers restage their slaughters).
The brilliant Douglas Rushkoff writes in Politico: “How Technology Killed the Future”
Slate has the 19 most common questions a trans person is asked.
The Atlantic has a fascinating interview with trans activist and memoirist Janet Mock.
New York magazine asserts the latest sartorial rage among hipsters is Normcore: the dad-brand non-style you might have once associated with Jerry Seinfeld.
Riveting stuff: Furniture shopping habits of the rich and famous at Salon.
Gawker profiles the adorable 101-year-old man who’s running for Congress, and really ought to win.
Fascinating article in The Economist about the controversial heroin treatment used in Switzerland and the Netherlands which sets up safe sites where users can inject while monitored by health-care staff and – in some cases – provides heroin itself free.
An investigation at Slate into the impenetrable time signature of The Terminator‘s musical score. Honestly, I wouldn’t mention it if I didn’t think it was REALLY INTERESTING.
W has a piece on venerable downtown fashion designer Andre Walker’s comeback. I still kick myself EVERY DAY for not buying some of those cookie-cutter outfits back in 1985 when I had the chance. STUPID JAMES!
The New Yorker translates what Ted Nugent was really trying to say when he called President Obama a “subhuman mongrel.”
Slate covers an exhibit at the National Museum of Australia showcasing convict love tokens – coins that had been smoothed over and then engraved with messages that prisoners gave to their sweethearts before leaving for penal colonies in Australia in the 18th and 19th century.
And finally, the Daily Beast has an update on Michael Alig and his post-prison plans.
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Jade Jolie is taking calls on this episode of Ring My Bell! Must Watch!
The fishy Jade Jolie from RuPaul’s Drag Race season 5 is on the line on this episode of Ring My Bell!
We are serving tuna on a platter this Friday on Ring My Bell! The fishy RuPaul’s Drag Race season 5 glamazon, Jade Jolie, is taking calls and answering questions Friday, February 19 at 11AM! Call her at (323) 319-4777 or call her at wowpresents on Skype (SET UP YOUR SKYPE ACCOUNT NOW), and make those connections, guuuuuuurl! (Only your voice will be recorded.) If the phone keeps ringing, don’t get impatient just wait and we’ll try our hardest to connect your call! Watch past episodes here!
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It’s been almost two decades since Tony Award-winning actor Alan Cumming slayed audiences with his portrayal of the over-the-top Emcee in the Broadway musical Cabaret. Now, at 49, he’s reprising the role in NYC at Studio 54. I got a chance to speak with the acclaimed actor of stage and screen (the Good Wife rocks!!!) between previews for Cabaret and his grueling tv filming schedule. He spoke about how his hot body is adjusting to doing moves he hasn’t done in ages, the significance of his effeminate character on and off stage, and the difference between being a pragmatic gay and a self-hating one.
Paisley Dalton: What’s different for you in this production of Cabaret, compared to the 1998 show?
Alan Cumming: The world has changed and I’ve changed. I feel older! It’s interesting to come back. Your muscle memory starts to kick in. It’s more of a challenge. I’m still filming The Good Wife at the same time. That takes its toll. But I’m getting into the groove.
Dalton: You play the role Emcee..who is characterized as an effeminate deviant. Are effeminate gay guys fully accepted today, or considered deviants?
Cumming: No! They’re not! Within the gay community, it’s very self-hating about more effeminate guys. That’s something we need to look at, and be more accepting of everybody! In terms of the play, the character is both the symbol of decadence and hedonism…the spectrum of sexuality, gender and confusion. He also leads the audience. They like the world he’s from…all the decadence. The play teaches people how easily terribly persecuting governments can slowly, but very effectively, take over.
Dalton: Is being “Out” but not “Out loud” the current decadence?
Cumming: For some people, it’s easier to deal with a nice gay man in a suit than a nice gay man in a wig and glitter. You have to be pragmatic at certain times. I get that. We all want to belong. There are more options for gay people now. You can live in the suburbs with two kids. But those people become a bit self-hating of those who started the [gay rights] Movement…the drag queens and the trans community.
Dalton: Have you been to the Kit Kat Club in Berlin?
Cumming: I have!!! It is like a dance club with sex! I didn’t walk in thinking I was going to see people singing songs (laughs). I like Berlin very much. There’s NO shame! You do everything backwards. You can have sex with someone in a bar, then have a drink, then go for dinner. It’s like gym culture with ejaculation!
Dalton: Where do you hang out in NYC for camp fun?
Cumming: I would go to My Chiffon Is Wet of course (laughs…full disclaimer: It’s my party..hehe), on Thursday nights, or Susanne Bartsch’s Sunday Service, or Westgay on Tuesdays. I like that it’s not just men only at these places…they mix it up.
Dalton: What kind of “boy body” is decadent for you?
Cumming: People who are comfortable with their body…their confidence. An understanding that they are sexy, but not aggressive about it. That can be a whole gamut of people. If they’re too perfect, that can be a real turn-off… like if somebody has a look like their head has been photoshopped onto an Abercrombie model. I really find chiseled bodies disturbing.
Dalton: Are you sexy?
Cumming: YES!!!
Cabaret starts April 24 in NYC. Get More info HERE!
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Binge watch all of the behind the scenes madness from the RuPaul’s Drag Race season 5 finale extravaganza!
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Eve and Trina join RuPaul tonight March 31 for the Rap Battle Royale onthe season six episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race! Tune into Logo at 9/8c! The RU-Tang Clan vs The Panty Ho’s
Heather McDonald and Gillian Jacobs join RuPaul for the Snatch Game episode tonight, March 24 on season six of RuPaul’s Drag Race! Tune into Logo at 9/8c! You know it is going to be good!
Shade! The Rusical takes the stage tonight. Sheryl Lee Ralph and RuPaul’s Born Naked music producer Lucian Piane. Only on RuPaul’s Drag Race! on Logo at 9/8c!
Game of Thrones Lena Headey and scream queen Supreme Linda Blair join RuPaul at the judges table March 10th on RuPaul’s Drag Race! Tune into Logo at 9/8c! 
Khloe Kardashian joins RuPaul at the judges table tonight, March 3rd on the season six episode two of RuPaul’s Drag Race! Tune into Logo at 9/8c!
Adam Lambert and Mike Ruiz join RuPaul at the judges table FebRUary 24th on the season six premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race! Tune into Logo at 9/8c!
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The two Queens of Tommy Boy reunite on Monday’s afternoon episode of The Queen Latifah Show (info here). RuPaul also bring some RuPaul’s Drag Race royalty Alaska, Raven, and Chad Michaels with him with a sweet surprise for the Queen Latifah’s guest audience. Airs at 2pm on CBS (channel 2) and again at 7pm on KCAL 9 in LA. Tweet and share the love to get more of your favor queens on TV!!!
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I’ve unearthed these pics of me as a goofy 12-year-old visiting the set of Twin Peaks in 1989. My mom won a raffle at my LA elementary school where the prize was to visit the set – they were shooting the beginning of Season 2 at the time, and they had moved production from the Pacific Northwest to sound stages in Burbank, CA, where they had re-created all of the show’s iconic locations. And so my mom and I were traipsing around the Twin Peaks set on an afternoon in 1989 – very surreal! More photos from the visit can be seen on the Pretty Things Tumblr.
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Is it his singing? His dancing? Maybe the fact that he LOOKS LIKE A DISNEY PRINCE? ClevverTV lists the top 5 reasons Tom Hiddleston is the internet’s boyfriend. But I say: Why limit ourselves to five? I can think of a HUNDRED THOUSAND reasons why Tom Hiddleston is LITERALLY the hottest human being EVER.
Says ClevverTV: There are plenty of heartthrobs in Hollywood right now but none are as hot as Tom Hiddleston! Our favorite Marvel villain has stolen our hearts on and off screen and we’re counting down 5 reasons why.
See also: Tom Hiddleston’s behind-the-scenes making of The Pirate Fairy
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It’s Your Daily Awwwww. Two-legged boxer Duncan Lou takes his first trip to the beach, and, man-oh-man, his happiness is contagious. If this doesn’t bring a tear to your eye, you are DEAD INSIDE.
Says his owner: “Duncan was born with severely deformed rear legs that had to be removed. He has a wheel chair, but can’t stand to use it. So we let him be free and just walk on his two legs.”
See a previous story about Duncan in The Huffington Post.
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Friend of WOW and winner of the Around the World Award from the 2013 WOWIES, Bradford Shellhammer posted this photo of The RuPaul Show couch on Instagram this weekend.
My question is how the hell did the furniture end up in Portland? The last we heard of it, it was being sold on Craigslist. Either way, it looks fabulous and it couldn’t have found a better home!
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Proto-punk Patti Smith walked the red carpet last night for the London premiere of the Biblical epic Noah, looking every inch rock’s grande dame. Who even knew she was affiliated with the movie? Apparently, she wrote the lullaby that Noah sings to his his child, that was later used in the closing credits. And just like that, the movie just got that much more interesting. I might have to see it after all. Listen to the song below, and then check out her interview with NME where she discusses how she wrote “Mercy Is” by studying Russell Crowe’s filmography and drawing inspiration from Nina Simone and Puccini’s operas.
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“Oh No She Better Don’t” from tonight’s episodes of RuPaul’s Drag Race is available on iTunes! Get it after the jump!
If you purchase “Oh No She Better Don’t” on iTunes, a percentage of the proceeds will go to the Jeff Griffith Youth Center! So you’re getting sickening tunez AND giving back to the LGBT community. OH NO YOU BETTER DID!
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“Oh, Yes They Better Did!” This week’s our RuPaul’s Drag Race queens laid down some ’90s-girl-rap realness! Who was spicy like Salt-N-Pepa? And who could have truly used some TLC? Watch a new Extra Lap Recap and get served.
That’s right… With legendary lady rappers Eve and Trina in the house, our queens were asked to put their things down, flip it and reverse it! And they DID — with varying results! Were you feeling Team Panty Ho’s? Are were all about the Ru Tang Clan? And cutting to the chase, kittens… This week’s elimination is a divisive one. Watch and sound off! But… SPOILER ALERT: I spill all the T on who won and who got booted, so if you’ve not yet watched, visit LogoTV.com first and have at it.
AND, if you’re loving the tune “Oh No She Better Don’t” by RuPaul, DJ Shyboy and the queens, do the Dougie over to iTunes and purchase it for your sexy self. Proceeds of the sale will go to benefit the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center‘s outreach services for homeless LGBT youth. Props to that!
Finally, I’m leaving you with two things. 1) Yes, that IS Roxanne Shanté on the pink T-shirt I wear for a minute in this week’s recap. Her bust-out hit “Roxanne’s Revenge” was my junior-high jam! And 2) If you like my Keith Haring T-shirt I got it at Patricia Field in NYC, which is basically where all good things come from!
Everybody say love! And then everybody say “#GUNNTY!” XO!
Two words, kids: SNATCH GAME! Yes, tonight RuPaul’s Drag Race featured guest appearances by such stars as Judge Judy, Dame Maggie Smith, Paula Deen, Kim Kardashian – and the late Anna Nicole Smith and Julia Child. Who scored? Who bored? Watch and find out!
This season they made The Snatch Game the entire heart and soul of this episode… Did you like? Did it measure up to Snatch Games past? And did you dig the runway parade of the queens serving “Night of 1,000 RuPauls”??? So much identity theft going on! Who was the smoothest criminal?
Watch this week’s Extra Lap Recap and sound off! But SPOILER ALERT I do spill the beans on who gets sent home, so if you’ve not watch the real episode yet, flounce on over to LogoTV.com and take care of that, pronto!
Not to be left out, I took a twirl with my own lewk for “Night of 1,000 RuPauls.” We’ll call this pic below A Scary Brady Sequel. Boo! Mrs. Cummings IS BACK!
That’s Mrs. Cummings, if you’re nasty.
Attention Broadway Babies! Last week on RuPaul’s Drag Race, our queens got their Patti LuPone on as they staged “Shade: The Rusical!” Let’s recap… “Add ‘em up, Bobby! Add ‘em up!”
Our fair ladyboys went for it lasts week… Singing! Dancing! They could have pranced all night! Some were “Dreamgirls”… Some weren’t. But all in all, I was living for this musical remix of Phantom meets Rent meets Cats meets 42nd Street meets… Dreamgirls! And yes, for last week’s Extra Lap Recap I felt the need to dress up. IT’S OPENING NIGHT, after all!
Also, look for glam appearances in the episode from the legendary Sheryl Lee Ralph, contemporary trans icon and musical genius Our Lady J, the ever-cute and talented Lucian Piane (Ru’s music producer) and watch to see if our queenly music veterans (Aussie Idol alum Courtney Act, American Idol vet Adore Delano!) defy gravity… Or are they losing their minds?
I don’t think I’m using this tape properly…
SPOILER ALERT: I’m gonna tell you who shuffles off to Buffalo in this recap too, so if you haven’t watched the full episode, get to LogoTV.com now. See you at Joe Allen’s after! And all that jazz…
Also, watch and find out which queen gets a loving parental message in Untucked, which queen doesn’t understand fart jokes, and which queen just needs to suck on a big fat cork! Don’t you just love theatre people???
Hey, scaredy-cats! Colby Keller joins me this week as Extra Lap Recap gives you all the gory details about this week’s horror-ific episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race!
This week, the queens were finally all competing together and it was a massacre, Mary. Officially! Yes… Not since Paris Hilton got slayed in House of Wax has it been so much fun watching gals get their scream on! And the icing on this demented devil’s food cheesecake: Guest judges Lena Headey (aka Game of Thrones’ HBIC Cersei) and thriller movie legend, her fierceness Linda Blair! #AllPeaSoupAllShade (I stole that from Sharon Needles).
Colby and I get our scream on!
Enjoy the recap! Get into my Elvira T-shirt! Get into my extra-special guest Colby Keller and his WoWie-Award-winning blog (NSFW)! Goodness knows he’s worth screaming about! Rowwwrrrr! And sadly, say goodbye to the fierce eliminated queen who didn’t survive this week’s bloodbath. SPOILER ALERT: If you’ve not seen the episode yet, get over to LogoTV.com and spook it. NOW!
Also, expect more fun Colby Keller hijinks here this week. We’ve got a special #JohnPollySays interview coming at you, soon!
Got Milk? How about Bianca Del Rio? Or maybe a big ol’ drink of Darienne Lake? Yes, the second batch of queens arrived on RuPaul’s Drag Race this week, so let’s RECAP!
Oh, squirrelfriends… Last week as feathers and shade were flying, we watched a gorgeous Aussie liven up the party, and we saw a whole lot of Joslyn Fox‘s bushy little tail. And since we’re on the subject of ladies’ nether regions, aren’t you glad to know that Khloe Kardashian has a large and in-charge cooter? Hurrah!!!
Anyway… Please enjoy last week’s recap shenanigans. And look out for special cameos by Drag Race alumni Morgan McMichaels and Jade Jolie! And in case you’re new to this gig: There will be SPOILERS! So, if you’ve not yet watched last week’s party-hearty episode, please go do that first at LogoTV.com.
And just for laughs, here’s shot of me, Morgan and Jade inhaling toxic bird feathers in the studio. GACK.
If you need me, I’ll be breathing heavily in my cow mask. (Watch the recap; it’ll make sense.) Or you can just follow me via @JohnPollySays. Moooooo!
The wait is over! Season 6 of RuPaul’s Drag Race has begun and I’m back again with a new season of Extra Lap Recaps! Make like the queens did this week and “Jump in!” WATCH!
So, what did you think of last week’s premiere episode? Did you like getting to know the first 7 queens? Are you ready for tonight’s SECOND premiere? Do you agree that two big openings are better than one?
Queen-wise, who do you love? Do you adore Adore? Is LaGanja smokin’? Is Gia Gunn firing blanks? Enjoy the recap! And check me out… I’ve got two heads, too! Eat that Vivacious!
And if you need to watch the premiere episode before letting me talk too much and spoil it all for you, then go to LogoTV.com and get into it!
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This one is from the archives! Watch my favorite co-worker’s web show from back when he was the runner, See Blake Run!
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Dance on the Circle: Russian artist Mikhail Sadovnikov creates pattern after dizzying pattern from sand on a pottery wheel. Watch it, and see the mesmerizing GIFs, after the jump.
“Portal summoning” is how one YouTube commenter described it. And it’s true. It feels like a gateway to another world. Such beauty.
(via WeTheUrban)
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If you watched Glee‘s two-part 100th episode over the past few weeks, you know that some big changes occurred at McKinley High, which have affected all of the show’s glee club members both old and new. Damiana Garcia interviewed Glee star Unique Adams (Alex Newell) on the RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 6 premiere red carpet about the excitement of filming this monumental 100th episode. They also talked about how Unique started as a contestant on The Glee Project on Oxygen, and since then she has become one of the most loved and celebrated Glee characters at McKinley High. More of Damiana’s interviews are coming soon – subscribe to the Michael Lucid Presents channel!
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