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  • LGBTQ+ VOICES
    • * Tommy McGlothlin - before the age of nine, I knew I was different
    • * We Must Never Forget That Being Gay Was A Crime
    • * Scott Wood - 29 months since I accepted I was gay
    • * Why I Celebrate LGBTQ Pride by Steven Skelley
    • * On Coming Out, Self-esteem, and the Love of Being Gay by Curt Solash
    • * Chet Kabara - Fairy child that did not expect to live long enough to grow up
    • * Happy Pride From A Former Homophobia Hostage By Christen Christensen
    • * Michael Doonan - Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name
    • * The Truth About The COVID19 Vaccine
  • Florida Spotlight
    • Pride Journey Orlando By Joey Amato
    • Florida Things To Do Links
    • Big Gay Key West - A large social event for gay chubby men and their admirers
    • Steven and Tom Visit the Wizard of Oz Museum
    • Key West Pride to Feature Parties, Performances and a Parade June 1-5
    • We Would Choose This AirBnB Condo Rental Over Any Hotel Room In Melbourne
    • Key West Pride to Celebrate Diversity in Paradise June 2-6, 2021
    • Manhattan Tower – New Units, Covid Protocols and Dining
    • Key West to Host Annual Womenfest Sept. 4-8
    • LGBTQ Miami - The best choices to create your dream Miami vacation
    • CEDAR LAKES WOODS AND GARDENS - A must-see Nature Coast attraction
    • GayStPete House - the laid back, quirky, friendly and relaxing clothing optional B&B in St. Petersburg, Florida
    • One Magical Weekend - a new kind of PRIDE
    • Central Florida's Freebie and Cheap Fun for Families​
    • Florida Theme Parks and Attractions
    • Gay Travelers Magazine Visits The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
    • Schooner Freedom - Tour St. Augustine In A Tall Ship
    • St. Augustine Gold Tours - Private Driving Tours of St. Augustine Highlights
    • Pompano Beach – Florida’s Warmest Welcome
    • Casa Grandview - Historic Bed & Breakfast in West Palm Beach Florida
    • WBSC Women's Baseball World Cup Comes to the USSSA Space Coast Complex in Viera, Florida
    • Come Out With Pride Orlando – Our interview with Jose Luis Dieppa
    • Valerie Paul Wedding and Event Planning
    • LEGOLAND 2018 Events!
    • Beach House Cabanas - Treasure Island, Florida
    • The Villa Bed & Breakfast in Daytona Beach, Florida
    • Old Florida Vacation Rental Homes – Short Term Vacation Rentals Near Sebastian
    • The Big Coconut Guesthouse - The friendly clothing optional gay men's guesthouse
    • Fishermen’s Village – Charlotte County Florida’s Resort, Shopping, and Entertainment Icon
    • Orlando North – Food, fun and entertainment in Seminole County
    • A Celebration of Friends - a celebration of mature men in the gay world
    • Coral Castle Museum - Miami’s quirky, mysterious and world famous attraction
    • Five Reasons You Should Go To The Delray Beach Open
    • Florida.com - deals on restaurants, concerts, sporting events and more
    • Christmas at Gaylord Palms – Kissimmee, Florida
    • Big Cypress Gallery and Swamp Cottages
    • Butterfly World - Coconut Creek, Florida
    • Liberty Garden Suites
    • Grand Resort & Spa - Fort Lauderdale’s Luxury resort and spa for gay men since 1999
    • Reunion Resort
    • Where To Find Florida's Space Coast Surfing Hotspots
    • Palm Island Resort
    • Smyrna Beach Club
    • Black Dolphin Inn
    • Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa Welcomes LGBT Weddings
    • Playalinda Beach - Florida's Space Coast nude beach
    • Island House
    • Renaissance World Golf Village Resort & St Augustine’s Nights of Lights
    • Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort
    • Surfing Santas
    • Pompano Beach Resort & Spa
    • Tarpon Lodge
    • Two Fish Inn
    • Five Things You Must See In Cedar Key
    • Cypress Cove Nudist Resort
    • Florida Keys & Key West Events Summer & Fall 2015
    • St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park
    • Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park
    • White Sands Buddhist Center
    • FREE Florida Travel App
    • Schooner Freedom Charters
    • St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum
    • Manhattan Tower
    • The Hilton Orlando
    • Plaza Beach Resorts
    • Our Naples, Florida Top 5 Attractions
    • Kennedy Space Center / Cape Canaveral Launch Schedule
    • Marineland Dolphin Adventure
    • Babcock Wilderness Adventures
    • Steinhatchee Landing Resort
    • Florida Same Sex Weddings
    • Historic Casa Marina Hotel Offers Same-Sex Weddings
    • Daytona Beach On A Budget
    • MLB Spring Training 2015 Schedule
    • Fishermens Village Resort - Punta Gorda, Florida
    • The Shell Factory - North Fort Myers, Florida
    • Boca Grande, Florida
    • Blue Man Group - Orlando, Florida
    • Delray Beach Open - Delray Beach, Florida
    • Tuckaway Shores Resort - Indialantic By the Sea, Florida
    • Discover NW Florida – Our Pensacola Area Favorites
    • King Fisher Fleet - Punta Gorda, Florida
    • Lake Como Family Nudist Resort - Lutz, Florida
    • Renninger’s Antique Extravaganza - Mount Dora, Florida
    • B2 Hotel - Miami, Florida
    • Palm Beach Hibiscus B&B - West Palm Beach, Florida
    • Liberty Suites - Dania Beach, Florida
    • Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens - Delray Beach, Florida
    • Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge - Orlando, Florida
    • Busch Gardens - Tampa, Florida
    • The Cabanas Guesthouse & Spa - Wilton Manors, Florida
    • Camp Mars Gay Campground - Venus, Florida
    • Casa Marina Hotel - Jacksonville Beach, Florida
    • Charlotte Harbor Highlights - Charlotte County, Florida
    • Cirque du Soleil La Nouba - Orlando, Florida
    • Fort Christmas, Florida
    • Gatorland - Orlando, Florida
    • The Grand Resort and Spa - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
    • Hammock Beach Resort - Palm Coast, Florida
    • Haulover Beach - Miami, Florida
    • Historic Cocoa Village - Cocoa, Florida
    • The Inn On Charlotte - St Augustine, Florida
    • Inn on Fifth - Naples, Florida
    • Jungle Adventures - Christmas, Florida
    • Kennedy Space Center - Cape Canaveral, Florida
    • Key West Express - Key West, Florida
    • Koreshan State Park - Estero, Florida
    • Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club - Naples, Florida
    • Naples On A Budget - Naples, Florida
    • Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens - Naples, Florida
    • Old Powderhouse Inn - St Augustine, Florida
    • Renaissance Orlando at Sea World - Orlando, Florida
    • Ringling Museum - Sarasota, Florida
    • Titanic The Experience - Orlando, Florida
    • Gay Wine Weekend in Sonoma
    • White Cap Beach Condos - Fort Myers Beach, Florida
    • Wyndham Deerfield Beach Resort - Deerfield Beach, Florida
  • USA Spotlight
    • Autumn is Provincetown’s Secret Season
    • New Mountain Biking Tour of North Dakota's Maah Daah Hey Trail
    • The Naked Trainers LIMITLESS RETREAT - A Transformative Nude Wellness Event For Men
    • The best Pride celebrations this June
    • Glow in the Park at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens
    • Southern Utah Offers New 190-Mile Glamping Trail
    • Pride Journey Savannah by Joey Amoto
    • Pride Journey Chicago By Joey Amato
    • Summer Series of Gay Wine Events
    • Pride Journey Colorado Springs By Joey Amato
    • LA Black Pride weekend kicks off free community driven festivities throughout Los Angeles & West Hollywood
    • Pride Journey - Palm Springs, California
    • 2021 NYC Pride
    • Pride Journey: Atlanta
    • The 190-Mile Aquarius Trail Hut System in Southern Utah Unveiled
    • Joseph Puopolo Hikes the Constellation Trail in Prescott, Arizona
    • Southern Christmas Getaways From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Blues of Mississippi
    • SILVER AIRWAYS NONSTOP FLIGHTS START NOVEMBER 23, 2020 WITH FARES FROM $49* TO ORLANDO, TAMPA, AND FT. LAUDERDALE
    • Pride Journey: Monterey, California
    • Pride Journey: Aspen Gay Ski Week
    • Pride Journey: Columbus, Ohio By Joey Amato
    • Pride Journey: Grand Rapids/Saugatuck By Joey Amato
    • Bryce Canyon National Park - Utah
    • Pride Journeys St. Louis By Joey Amato
    • Southern Decadence 2019 - parties, parades, brunches and events in New Orleans
    • Pride Journey: Providence, Rhode Island
    • Las Vegas Accommodations For Every Taste
    • Las Vegas Grows More Fabulous with LGBTQ+ Events and Celebrations
    • Las Vegas Issues 20,000th Same-Gender Marriage License
    • Rainbow Room to Host Inaugural Pride Ball - NYC Pride’s Only Black Tie Event
    • Pride Journey: Spokane, Washington
    • Pride Journey: Phoenix/Tempe
    • THE FIRST ANNUAL MENDOCINO PRIDE: CHASING THE RAINBOW FESTIVAL
    • Escape Resort Palm Springs – Our interview with Co-Owner Mark Hunter
    • Pride Journey: Provincetown Cape Cod
    • Foodies Guide To New Orleans
    • Pride Journey: Milwaukee
    • Pride Journey: Portland, Oregon
    • Triangle Inn - Award-winning, historic Palm Springs Resort
    • The Best of the Best By Donald Pile and Ray Williams
    • Bearfoot Inn - An oasis in the desert in sunny Palm Springs, California
    • Pride Journey Indianapolis
    • Experience Holiday Chill in San Diego
    • Park Ridge Lodge - a relaxing men's retreat nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains
    • Starland Community – campground/retreat center located in a Southern California high desert setting near Joshua Tree
    • How To Enjoy Three Palm Springs Gay Resorts In One Week
    • Tortuga Del Sol - One of the most beautiful clothing optional gay resorts we have ever experienced
    • Cedar City, Utah – The Amazing Destination For All Four Seasons
    • Tyler Morgan Tells Us about The Utah Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City
    • US West Coast Holidays Bus Tour – Salt Lake City, Jackson, Wyoming, Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Devil’s Tower, Crazy Horse Memorial, Mount Rushmore and more!
    • Pride Journey: Kansas City
    • The Appalachian Trail Day Hikers' Guide: Downhill to Fine Wine and Accommodations: Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee by Carol and Jim Steiner
    • Pride Journeys: Rochester, New York
    • Carpe Diem Guesthouse and Spa - One of Provincetown's finest boutique guesthouses with a unique clothing optional spa
    • Southern Cheyenne Marlon Fixico Helps Us Understand The Native American TWO SPIRIT (LGBT) People
    • Grant Philipo’s Las Vegas Showgirl Museum
    • Pride Journeys: Houston By Joey Amato
    • Pride Journey: Philadelphia By Joey Amato
    • The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo ¬- just about everything one could ever ask for!
    • Kings Island - The perfect combination of world-class thrills and family attractions.
    • A Visit To The World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta – Coke Nirvana
    • Copper Cactus Ranch Men’s Retreat – The Men’s Sanctuary Near Phoenix, Arizona
    • The Best Of LGBT New York City
    • Provincetown – Where LGBTQ+ can be themselves
    • Seattle - The perfect cocktail for adventure
    • Long Beach Pride
    • Philadelphia LGBT Hotspots
    • The National Gem and Mineral Collection of the Smithsonian Institute
    • Escape Resort - Palm Springs, California
    • Santiago Resort - Palm Springs private, luxury, swimsuit-optional escape for gay men
    • Pigeon Forge – The Great Smoky Mountains Destination With Something For Everyone
    • Memphis – Discover the Home of the Blues and the Birthplace of Rock n Roll
    • Circle J Guest Ranch - Where men can come together in beautiful East Texas
    • New Orleans Fall Festivals
    • Michigan - Home to the Midwest’s Largest Gay Resort and more
    • Hollywood Museum Salutes LGBTQ
    • Coney Island & Luna Park
    • Elvis Presley’s Graceland – The Memphis Mansion and Museum of the King of Rock and Roll
    • Nashville – The Songwriting Capital Of The World and Much, Much More
    • LBGT MUSEUM EXHIBITS IN NEW YORK CITY
    • Roseland Resort & Campground – The gay, clothing optional resort on 222 acres in West Virginia
    • Simple Ways To Save On Airfare – Tips from AAA
    • William McKinley Memorial Monument and William McKinley Presidential Library & Museum
    • Silver Dollar City - The amazing theme park for anyone who has ever played cowboy or cowgirl
    • Gay Naturists International - An organization that cares about who you are, not what you do
    • San Francisco - Use Attraction Passes To Save Money And See San Francisco
    • Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner Attraction
    • Arcadia – Washington State’s Romantic Nudist Club Getaway
    • Where You Can Fly High In San Diego
    • What To See and Do In Ptown In 2017 - Provincetown, Massachusetts
    • Hillside Campgrounds - Pennsylvania’s clothing optional attitude free campground for gay men
    • Freedom Valley Campground - Ohio’s safe haven for gay, questioning and straight men
    • Vermontology Guided Tours - An intimate tour experience that feels like traveling with a group of friends
    • Maison Dupuy – The New Orleans French Quarter Hotel just two blocks from Bourbon Street
    • CampBuckwood - The All male campground resort in the rolling hills of central Indiana
    • The Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center welcomes tourists, visitors, and first timers in 2017!
    • The Woods Campground - The LGBT clothing optional camping resort in the Poconos
    • Camp Camp - The all-inclusive, week-long real summer camp experience for LGBT adults
    • NUDE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE GRAND CANYON
    • The 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa - Eureka Springs, Arkansas
    • Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art – Bentonville, Arkansas
    • The Showboat Branson Belle
    • Eureka Springs, Arkansas
    • Brimfield Antiques & Collectibles Show
    • PRIDE Events - USA, Canada, Mexico
    • Provincetown Spring 2016 Events
    • Our interview with American Association for Nude Recreation President Beverly B. Price
    • Louisville Celebrates Marriage Equality With Wedding Contest
    • Provincetown Halloween 2015
    • Hot Air Balloon Festivals
    • Fall Foliage Sightseeing Tips
    • Tin Can Tourists
    • Broadway 2015 / 2016
    • GNI Gathering 2015
    • AANR Skinny Dip 2015
    • National Register of Historic Places Itineraries and Self-Guided Tours
    • Do It Yourself Covered Bridge Tour
    • U.S.A. Tourism Links
    • A+ Weddings by Rev. Vernon Diannah Porter
    • Edenfield House Bed and Breakfast
    • Gay Hotels & Accommodations USA
    • Gay Campgrounds USA
    • Alabama Road Trips - Alabama
    • USA National Parks
    • USA Zoos
    • Land's End Inn - Provincetown, Massachusetts USA
    • Chatham Gables Inn - Chatham, Massachusetts
    • Captain David Kelley House - Centerville, Massachusetts
    • Old Manse Inn - Brewster, Massachusetts
    • St. Simons Island, Georgia - Artsy, Classy and All About Friends and Family
    • Parliament Resort - Augusta, Georgia
    • Our St. Mary's, Georgia Top Ten - St. Mary's, Georgia
    • Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta - New Mexico, USA
    • The Best of Columbus - Columbus, Ohio
    • Georgia Mountain Fair - Hiawassee, Georgia
    • Goodbread House B&B - St Marys, Georgia
    • Huntington Hotel and Nob Hill Spa - San Francisco, California
    • Pride Journey Indianapolis By Joey Amato
    • Inns of Elegance - St Augustine, Florida
    • Jekyll Island, Georgia
    • Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Long Beach, California
    • Luray Caverns - Luray, Virginia
    • Napa Valley Wine Train - Napa, California
    • Oahu Nature Tours - Oahu, Hawaii
    • Palm Springs, California
    • Philadelphia & Brandywine - Pennsylvania's Uniquely Beautiful Gems
    • Pro Football Hall of Fame Festival - Canton, Ohio
    • Pink Jeep Tours - Las Vegas, Nevada
    • Provincetown: The Iconic LGBTQ Destination - Provincetown, MA
    • The Queen Mary - Long Beach, California
    • Renaissance World Golf Village - St Augustine, Florida
    • Ritz Carlton LGBT Package - Cleveland, Ohio
    • San Francisco Helicopter Tours - San Francisco, California
    • San Pedro & The Port of Los Angeles - San Pedro, California
    • South Carolina National Heritage Corridor - Mountain Lakes Region
    • Terranea Resort - Los Angeles, California
    • Tower Tours / Yosemite In A Day - San Francisco, California
    • Tybee Gay Days - Tybee Island, Georgia
    • Unique Beach Vacation Ideas
  • International Spotlight
    • INTERNATIONAL MEN ENJOYING NATURISM - social and recreational organization of like-minded men
    • Norse Atlantic Airways takes off from the west coast for the first time with its inaugural flight from LAX to Oslo
    • Naturist / Clothing Optional Boutique B&B in East Northamptonshire UK
    • Vigeland Sculpture Park - Oslo, Norway
    • NO TAN LINES VACATION - Clothing Optional Condo Rental in Tulum, Mexico
    • R Family Vacations LGBThailand 2020
    • SIX OF THE BEST CITY TOURS BY BIKE
    • Saddle Skedaddle - Break away from the tourist hordes and enjoy a different side of France from the comfort of your saddle
    • WILD TERRAINS ANNOUNCES 2020 SCHEDULE FOR PORTUGAL & MEXICO CITY
    • Pink Rose Guesthouse & Spa - Experience Cape Town and the Winelands
    • GAY CANADA - The best links for LGBTQ2 travelers
    • PARIS FRANCE for the gay traveler
    • HAVEN RIVIERA CANCUN RESORT - This haven is a little piece of heaven that welcomes LGBTQ guests
    • TheXT10 Men-Only GuestHouse in Costa Rica
    • Gay Travelers Magazine Visits Tulum Mayan Ruins, Mexico
    • Gay Travelers Magazine Visits El Rey Mayan Ruins in Cancun, Mexico
    • Gay Travelers Magazine Visits Chichen Itza, Mexico
    • Gay Travelers Magazine Visits Vigeland Sculpture Park & Museum in Oslo, Norway
    • Frank Jones Visits The Magnificent Cave Temples of Dambulla, Sri Lanka
    • Adventure Trips for Solo Travelers
    • NKD Training – Nude Fitness In London
    • PrivateFly - Island Hop In The Bahamas Luxuriously
    • St. Thomas Food Tours - Walking tours with a delicious twist
    • Butterfield & Robinson Offers Amazing Walking Trips Europe Asia, Latin America and Africa
    • The Abridged Guide to Venice’s Most Beautiful Canal Crossings
    • Enjoy Budapest With Free, Self Guided Walking Tours
    • Amatungulu Tours – Nudist Activities In The Most Picturesque Places In South Africa
    • MajorPride - The first Pride event in Llantwit Major, the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, UK
    • 48 Hours in Stuttgart
    • IRELAND’S DROMOLAND CASTLE COMPLETES 20 MILLION EURO REFURBISHMENT
    • Flavors of St Thomas Food Tours
    • Sacred Tours of Mexico - Experience the spiritual and historical traditions of Mexico
    • Olympus Tours – Tours of Cancun, Chichen Itza, Tulum and More
    • Vinales Valley, Cuba - Touring the UNESCO World Heritage Site
    • Shady Ladies Tours Presents Shady Ladies of Paris
    • Rusty Rover Tours – Delightful Tours of Prince Edward Island
    • A Free Tour Of Quebec
    • Contiki Travel - Celebrate pride in Athens, Ios and Mykonos
    • Camp It - Australian Camping For Gay, Bi and Trans Men Who Love Men
    • Whistler Pride and Ski Festival - Sports, culture, entertainment and LGBT Human Rights celebration in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
    • Villa Rainbow – The charming guesthouse on St Martin for gay males
    • Out & Out Club Jamboree - Toronto's fun-filled week of summer camp for LGBTQ campers
    • DETOURS Travel - Laid Back Gay Adventure Travel
    • Gay Homestays - Matching travelers with LGBTQ property owners
    • TLVFest - Tel-Aviv International LGBT Film Festival
    • Titanic Belfast - Experience the Titanic on the very site where the she was built
    • Zoom Vacations- Gay Vacation Experts
    • World Naked Bike Ride
    • Bimini
    • CUBA! NOW BY LAND AND SEA
    • Poldie's Bed and Breakfast
    • Mexico Travel Tips
    • Australia Tourism Links
    • Cozumel Cruise Excursions - Cozumel, Mexico
    • Blue Lagoon Island and Dolphin Encounters - Nassau, Bahamas
    • Journeying Through The Swiss Alps - Switzerland
    • Blue Lagoon Dolphin Encounter Nassau, Bahamas
    • Abaco Island Beach Resort, Bahamas
    • Adventure Eagle Tours - Tahiti
    • Avventure Bellisme Tours - Venice, Italy
    • Bruges, Belgium
    • Butchart Gardens - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
    • Chez Rick & Phil B&B - a safe environment in Normandy France for LGBTQ brothers and sisters
    • Dover, England
    • Eze, France - A fascinating medieval village
    • Flavors of San Juan Food & Culture Tours - San Juan, Puerto Rico
    • Godfrey Tours - St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
    • Best Western Hotel Bologna - Mestre, Italy
    • Nassau Bahamas Easy Walking Tour
    • Niagara Falls, Canada
    • Pride Journey Iceland By Joey Amato
    • Polynesian Xplorer Tours - Western Samoa
    • Reykjavic, Iceland
    • Red October Tours - St Petersburg, Russia
    • San Blas Islands - Panama
    • Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
    • Vancouver Island, BC Canada
    • Vigeland Sculpture Park - Oslo, Norway
  • Cruise Spotlight
    • The Big Easy Cruise - New Orleans music festival at sea
    • The 70s Rock and Romance Cruise
    • Ultimate Disco Cruise 2023
    • Beach Boys Good Vibrations Cruise 2023
    • Country Music Cruise 2023
    • 12 DAY POLYNESIA CRUISE ABOARD ARANUI
    • Uniworld’s Mekong Jewel - Spectacular vacation in Vietnam & Cambodia
    • California Cruisin’ with American Cruise Lines
    • MIM TRAVEL - Join our Annual LGBT Cruise Event for the mature male and his admirers
    • The Viking Mars Will Be Named on May 17 by the Countess of Carnarvon of Highclere Castle
    • Great Deals on Two New Atlantis Cruise and Resort Vacations
    • MSC CRUISES OFFERS AN INCREDIBLE CHOICE OF SHIPS AND DESTINATIONS FOR SUMMER 2023
    • VIKING Announces Newest Ocean Ship And Three New Itineraries
    • Atlantis 2021 Gay Greek Isles Cruise
    • American Cruise Lines - First to Cruise the U.S.A. and the Only Line Cruising the East Coast
    • Expedition Cruise Lines for Summer 2021
    • Overseas Adventure Travel to Resume International Travel
    • Two Bad Tourists Gay Sailing Trip of Croatia - August 2021
    • Star Clipper Returns to Mediterranean for 2022 Season Star Clippers has announced that its namesake tall sailing ship, Star Clipper, will return to ply the blue waters of the Mediterranean for the 2022 season.
    • MIM TRAVEL - 17th Annual Gay Group Cruise for Mature guys (and gals) and their younger and older admirers!
    • Virgin Voyages is Loud and Proud for Pride
    • TLO Cruises & Tours - Cruising with Polar Bears
    • We Cruised To CUBA For $339 With An Open Bar!
    • Here’s where to find your Cuba Cruise
    • MIM TRAVEL 2019 and 2020 Gay Cruises and Tours
    • ON THE BLUE cruise 2020 hosted by Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues
    • Everything To Sea - Clothing-Optional Relaxed Sailing for Men
    • Atlantis Events - 2019 All Gay Cruises and Resorts
    • Upcoming Meet Me On Board Gay Group Cruises
    • NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS SAILS INTO MIAMI WITH $115 MILLION NEW LOOK
    • Princess Cruises to Activate Three Additional Princess MedallionClass Ships in 2019
    • Disney Cruise Line Epic Adventures in 2020 - Star Wars Day at Sea and Marvel Day at Sea
    • BLISS CRUISES– 2019 and 2020 Cruises for adult swingers
    • Norwegian EPIC 11 Day Western Caribbean Cruise
    • Gorgeous Ladies of Wresting – From their Netflix tv series to ComicCons to cruises, GLOW keeps entertaining 80s style!
    • Discover Florida Cruise Ports & Which Cruise Lines Sail From Each
    • National Geographic and Scenic Add New Sailings for 2019
    • Princess Transatlantic Cruise
    • Disney Cruise Line Announces 2019 Return of Star Wars Day at Sea and Marvel Day at Sea
    • Cruise To Cuba On The Norwegian Sky and Discover The Vinales Valley
    • Book Your Big Nude Boat Cruise For 2018 & 2019
    • Atlantis Events All-Gay Cruises For 2017 & 2018
    • Big Nude Boat – Start Your 2019 With A Nude Cruise
    • Windstar Cruises - Experience Asia in Private Yacht Style
    • Cunard Welcomes Same-Sex Marriages on its Iconic Three Ships
    • Five Reasons To Cruise To Cuba On The Norwegian Sky
    • Chub Cruises – Cruises For Large Gay Men And Their Admirers
    • SAILORdudes Gay Sailing Adventures – Nude and Clothing Optional Gay Cruises
    • Amazing Nude Cruise Opportunities For 2016
    • Norwegian EPIC – Our Caribbean cruise from Port Canaveral, Florida
    • Atlantis Events – Gay Cruises and Events
    • Viking’s 10 New Ocean Cruise Itineraries for 2017
    • Why Oceania Cruises is the Best Choice for Mature Travelers
    • Viking River Cruises Grand European Tour
    • Chumley's BearCruises
    • Norwegian 2017 Itineraries
    • Cruising On The Carnival Breeze
    • Carnival Breeze Behind The Fun Tour
    • Prime Timers 7 Night Cruise
    • Atlantis All Gay Cruises for 2016
    • Star Trek: The Cruise
    • Pearl Seas Cruises Cultural Voyages to Cuba
    • Avalon Offers Palate-Pleasing Themed Cruises in 2016
    • Cruise Line Websites
    • Caribbean Princess - 5 Day Western Caribbean Cruise
    • Atlantis All Gay Cruises - 2015 Cruise Schedule
    • Carnival Victory - 7 Day New England / Canada Cruise
    • Carnival Inspiration - 5 Day Western Caribbean Cruise
    • Cruise Line Carry-On Alcohol Policies
    • Holland America Statendam - Alaska: Glacier Discovery Cruise
    • Holland America - Panama Canal & Inca Discovery
    • Holland America - 7 Day Western Caribbean
    • MSC Poesia - Caribbean Cruise
    • MSC Musica - Mediterranean Cruise
    • MSC Poesia Transatlantic
    • Norwegian Cruise Line - Chef's Table Experience
    • Oceania - Western Caribbean cruise
    • Princess - Australia / New Zealand 12 Day Cruise
    • Princess - Greek Isles 12 Day Cruise
    • Princess - 28 Day Hawaii, Tahiti & Samoa Adventure
    • Princess - 15 day Iceland & Greenland Transatlantic Cruise
    • Princess - Northern Europe Grand Adventure Transatlantic 28 day Baltic Cruise
    • Princess - 10 day Tahitian Princess Polynesian & Cook Islands
    • Royal Caribbean - 3 day 4 night Bahamas Cruise from Port Canaveral, FL
    • Royal Caribbean- 7 Day Serenade of the Seas Southern Caribbean
  • Nudist and Naturist Spotlight
    • Federation of Canadian Naturists - Canada’s national nudist organization
  • Entertainment, Dining & Theater Spotlight
    • Photographic Artist Gianni Gianorso Rauso Shares His Love Of Italy, Photography, The Nude Body And Body- Positivity
    • Sunken Roads: Three Generations After D-Day movie review by Steven Skelley
    • A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood movie review by Steven Skelley
    • DON’T YOU DARE by Gayla Turner Book Review by Steven Skelley
    • Sheryl: Music From The Feature Documentary
    • COUNTRY MUSIC COMMUNITY MOURNS THE LOSS OF NAOMI JUDD
    • 100 Years of Men in Love - The Accidental Collection movie review by Steven Skelley
    • THE BATMAN movie review by Steven Skelley
    • Farewell Yellow Brick Road - The Final ELTON JOHN Tour Dates
    • Gotham Knights NYC Gay Rugby Team 2020 Calendar
    • SISTER AIMEE - Movie Review by Steven Skelley
    • FREE ADMISSION EXTENDED THROUGH AUGUST AT NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY
    • ROCKETMAN – Movie Review By Steven Skelley
    • Boy Erased - Movie Review by Curt Solash
    • John Wick Chapter 3 Parabellum - Movie Review by Steven Skelley
    • YESTERDAY The Movie - Movie Review by Steven Skelley
    • La Cage Aux Folles at the Titusville Playhouse
    • The Opera House - The Met’s odyssey for a new home in the 1950s and ‘60s
    • The Wizards of Winter - Time Travel Back To A 70s and 80s Prog Rock Holiday
    • Wilander On Wheels - The first fantasy tennis experience with a former World #1 that comes to you
    • Ollom Art – Our interview with John Ollom about healing art, nudity and dance
    • The Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts - Bringing World Class Live Entertainment to Florida’s Space Coast
    • The Court of Two Sisters – New Orleans
    • Naked Boys Singing - Six guys. Sixteen songs. No clothes!
    • The Birdcage Fine Art Gallery & Studio
    • Spamilton - A hilarious parody of Hamilton
    • Zeek Taylor
    • Tab Hunter Confidential Documentary Debuts on DVD and Blu-Ray
    • Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows Laugh your way to solving a crime
    • AA Garden Fusion
    • The Cork & Bottle
    • Lewis Black
    • Sister Act
    • Belinda Carlisle
    • The Naked Magicians
    • Kathy Griffin Wows Audience on Carnival Cruise Ship
    • Hairspray
    • Savory Faire Food Tasting Tour
    • Dracula
    • The Shady Maple Smorgasboard
    • The Full Monty Titusville Playhouse Inc.
    • Brazilian Grill - Cape Cod, MA
    • Zeta Brewing Company
    • Arlo Guthrie - Alice's restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour
    • Al Capones Dinner & Show - Kissimmee, Florida
    • Arabian Nights - Orlando, Florida
    • The Best of Columbus Dining - Columbus, Ohio
    • Broadway Palm Dinner Theater - Ft Myers, Florida
    • The Golden Apple Dinner Theater - Sarasota, Florida
    • Jakes On Market - San Francisco, California
    • The Lazy Goat - Greenville, South Carolina
    • Mai Kai Polynesian Restaurant & Dinner Show - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
    • Medieval Times - Kissimmee, Florida
    • Oh Canada Eh? - Niagara Falls, Canada
    • Outta Control Magic Comedy - Orlando, Florida
    • Pirates Dinner Adventure - Orlando, Florida
    • Dining In Provincetown Massachusetts
    • Sleuths Mystery Dinner Show - Orlando, Florida
    • Sugardaddy's - Columbus, Ohio
    • 3030 Ocean Restaurant - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
    • Titanic Dinner Event - Orlando, Florida
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Curt Loves Oldies – Twenty Of Curt's Favorite Films

5/1/2019

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Curt Loves Oldies – Twenty Of Curt's Favorite Films
 
Movie Reviews by Curt Solash
 
My natural modesty rarely permits me to brag, but I know that the thousands of fans I've already garnered on Gay Travelers Magazine eagerly await my next film review. However, I thought for a change of pace that I'd write an article on twenty of my all time favorite movies.

​Naturally, the choices are personal and the list includes some movies that would undoubtedly appear on many viewers' "All Time Worst" list, but that just adds to the fun. I think this list will probably make clear my sometimes unorthodox tastes and perverse sense of humor. I certainly hope so. Here they are, dear readers, in no particular order. 

1) CAMILLE (1936) - This was the first film I reviewed and it's on my list because I worship Garbo and this is her finest performance. Like a diamond in a perfect setting, all facets of her talent and mystique are on display, as is her sublime beauty. You'll have to excuse my rhapsodizing, but to me, Garbo is radiance personified. George Cukor's direction is careful and sensitive and top cameraman William Daniels (Garbo's favorite) outdoes  himself photographing the star.
2) MILDRED PIERCE (1945) - This is the film I could watch every week for the rest of my life and never tire of. Warners has made a splendid film noir about mother love taken to tragic excess. Joan Crawford is very effective and restrained as her vicious daughter wreaks havoc all around. The acting, cast, story, direction, music -everything- makes for first-rate entertainment. A great example of Golden Age Hollywood at its most golden.
3) CURSE OF THE DEMON (1958-aka NIGHT OF THE DEMON) - Probably the finest film ever made that deals with the supernatural. Dana Andrews plays a skeptical psychiatrist who doesn't believe that the powers of darkness could kill a colleague, but he quickly becomes convinced and so does the audience. A blend of blatant imagery and subtle suggestion, its pacing, script and intelligence always excel. As a lover of the supernatural, I only wish the made more like this one. Expensive special effects like we're used to today can't measure up to this little gem.
4) WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? (1962) - Bette Davis' performance is one of the most underrated of all time. In what might be considered a black comedy by some, and by others a cracking-good mystery story, two sisters who were once movie stars live in a decaying mansion full of shadows and secrets from the past. Joan Crawford plays a cripple cared for by sister Bette who has become a grotesque, alcoholic hag. Her performance, of course, startles us with its downright hideous picture of a woman with the brain of a child, consumed by madness, hatred, and past glory. It's also a brave, campy, audacious, utterly convincing achievement and each viewing shows something new. It's spellbinding and no one else could have done it so superbly. The story and supporting players are great, too. If like me, you like them perverse, it's also screamingly funny. 
5) BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (1946) - This is easily one of the best films ever made. About three servicemen returning home after WWII to the same city, their attempts to adjust to civilian life, and the inter-connections between them, the film perfectly captures America as it was in the post-war period. My favorite director, William Wyler, has created what I believe to be his crowning achievement here. It's poignant, romantic, funny, horrifying, dramatic, and achingly realistic. Winning many Academy awards, it showcases Wyler's unparalleled gift for examining relationships on many levels and his demanding directorial style produced unforgettable performances from the entire cast, notably including Harold Russell, a non-professional, real-life paraplegic. There is a lump in my throat just thinking about it. A towering achievement.
6) METROPOLIS (1927, colorized version 1984) - The silent film Metropolis, a major masterpiece of science fiction, must be seen to be believed. The Germans sure knew how to make films back then. The legendary Fritz Lang made this gripping tale of the future pitting the workers against the management/ruling class. The sets are justly world-famous for their amazing Art Deco depictions of highways, skyscrapers, lighting, robots, and cities of the future. The crowd scenes are superbly staged and the cinematography is by another legend, Karl Freund. The story is well-told and the colorized version with a rock score (Queen, Pat Benatar, etc.) from the 1980's is even better. 
7) TOUCH OF EVIL (1958) - I am a big Orson Welles fan. Although later on, he became fat, self-indulgent and full of himself, when at his best, both as a director and actor, he exhibits authority, a willingness to experiment, and even his failures are interesting, if sometimes abstruse. Touch of Evil is NOT a failure. It's a dark, menacing tale of a Mexican policeman whose wife gets kidnapped by a drug gang. Charleton Heston, Janet Leigh, Welles himself, Marlene Dietrich, and even an unbilled Mercedes McCambridge as a bull-dyke gang member, are in it and Welles especially shines as a particularly disgusting, corrupt small-town sheriff, drooling, wheezing, completely over the top. Not a pleasant film, mostly nocturnal, misty and menacing, but you won't doze. A fascinating movie from a major talent. 
8) THE RAVEN (1934) - This film, about 65 minutes long, is here because its star, Bela Lugosi, has been my greatest idol since (my mother says) I was 2 or 3. My fondest wish is to meet Bela in heaven and honor him with my renditions of his movie quotes, of which I know dozens. This is his greatest role, as Dr. Vollin, an insane scientist who is obsessed with torture, pain, and Edgar Allan Poe. It is a typical baroque performance, every line done in his mellifluous accent, etched in glee and venom. It is tremendous fun. Mostly ridiculous, and with its emphasis on deformity and insanity , it is perhaps not for all tastes, but as a die-hard Lugosi fan, I treasure it dearly. This film makes me glad I shared part of the 20th century with Bela. I can not imagine my life without Lugosi, The Great One.  
9) WALK ON THE WILD SIDE (1962) - There are several great "trashy" movies on this list, since I can't get enough of them. This is one of the best. It takes place in New Orleans during the Depression, as drifter Laurence Harvey (one of the great non-actors of all time) looks for the bordello where his former flame, played by the equally somnnambulistic, Capucine, (who offers very stiff competition for non-emoting) is, so he can rescue her. Along the way, he gets involved with wonderful Jane Fonda and Anne Baxter (in a triumph of insane casting, as a Mexican cantina owner, about as convincing as you'd think!). The best of all is Barbara Stanwyck, as Jo, the lesbian bordello owner, who's in love with Capucine. She brings all of her considerable verve, authority and formidable to this "garbage". Immensely entertaining.  
10) BLACK SUNDAY (1960 - aka MASCHERA DEL DEMONIO) - Ah, the joys of Italo-horror of the 1960's! If you weren't brought up on TV late-night horror shows, you won't know what I mean but they are an indelible part of my love for film. Most of them reached this country in a very mangled state and the dubbing into English was usually so stilted and non-idiomatic, the musical scores so inappropriate, not to mention often with the actors speaking to each other in different languages in the original (no fooling!), that they remain in the memory as an utter delight. And then vainly try so hard to be scary, it's hard not to root for them.  
 
But Black Sunday is the supreme exception, one of the best horror films ever made. Its director, Mario Bava, is justly famous for his nightmarish visual effects, ghostly lighting, and terrifying atmospherics, and Black Sunday is his masterpiece, starring the queen of the genre, the sublime Barbara Steele (I am supremely proud to say I have spoken to her and have her autograph; a wonderfully gracious lady!). It concerns the one day each century that Satan walks the earth and the movie is full of witch burnings, curses, vampires, graveyards, ghosts, pitch black nights, eerie castles and tombs, an effective score, and is not a film to see alone! It's easily the opus magnus of the genre.  
11) WIZARD OF OZ (1939) - Deserves every bit of its popularity. It's a perennial favorite and always will be because everything works perfectly. Except for romance, it's got it all - a proven story, engaging and exciting, the perfect star, an extremely sensitive and nuanced actress who has all the brains, heart and courage that her superlative co-stars seek in Oz, dazzling sets, drama, laughter, pathos, music and lyrics nothing short of inspired, a masterful director who manages it all seamlessly and best of all, fabulous Margaret Hamilton, whose Wicked Witch makes the film for me.  Every time you see it, it's brand new.
12) PHANTOM LADY (1944) - For my money, the best film noir of them all. For this genre, you need a studio that can do dark, misty, barely seen, nocturnal, with characters who are unpleasant, have obsessions, impure thoughts, and unholy longings and Universal delivers. A movie like this could never have come from MGM, with its clear lighting and photography, family values, and gloss and that studio never really got the hang of noir. The genre is all about sex, money, greed, revenge. Directed by another German emigre, Robert Siodmak, it's about a secretary attempting to clear her innocent boss who's been accused of murdering his wife.  Several scenes of frank sexual innuendo and a murderer who's completely insane are part of this little gem. Anyone who wants to know about this wonderful genre should grab this one when they can.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iH5ZPIsI6-M
13) IMITATION OF LIFE (1959) - The Germans do it again and there's no one like director Douglas Sirk. It's gilded garbage at its most enjoyable, yet it's more. Sirk delighted in subtly showcasing serious topics (in this case, racism and "passing for white") hidden among glitzy, irresistibly campy and weepy potboilers, "women's pictures," if you will, possibly to get his opinions past the censors. Producer Ross Hunter believed the public (especially females) would come out in droves to see former big name actresses in the right vehicles and boy, was he right. The film grossed a fortune and put one of my favorites, Lana Turner, back on top with a vengeance. She's at her absolute best/worst, in a subplot about an actress trying to succeed and putting aside happiness and parental duties to get what she wants. Aside from the racial subplot, it's got all of what you'd want - furs, gowns, jewels, elegant parties and estates, tears, recriminations, failed romances, late realizations about wrong life choices, melodrama like nobody's business - and Lana! Part of what makes it so great is the extreme poor taste of having Lana star in a movie which partially mirrors her real-life headlines; she was found innocent of stabbing her mobster boyfriend to death (her daughter really did it) and all manner of sordid details emerged during the trial. You will absolutely love it!! In this, his final film, Sirk pulls out all the stops. A remake of a film first made in 1934, this one is infinitely better. 
14) E.T. (1982) - How fortunate we moviegoers are to be living in a time where we can experience the oeuvre of Steven Spielberg, a director of harrowing talent, sensitive, nuanced, theatrical, whose manipulations of actors and audience alike is masterful. And E.T. is his masterpiece. It's a film about childhood, friendship, love, sacrifice, and innocence and it appeals to anyone who is a member of our species. Spielberg's direction is magnificent as he interweaves drama, pathos, humor, and adventure and has every member of the audience in tears. He plays with our emotions shamelessly, but rather than feeling controlled, we love it and it is cathartic, liberating, elating. It's charm is timeless and limitless and I get chills just writing about it. No one can see it and remain unaffected.
15) THE HEIRESS (1949) - Once again, director William Wyler is responsible for his star, this time Olivia de Havilland, giving the best performance of her career and earning her second, well-deserved Oscar. A film based on Henry James' Washington Square, it's an engrossing study of a shy, ugly duckling, a fortune-hunter who wants to marry her for her money, her cruel father, and how life and people transform her from a kind girl to an embittered, cruel spinster, and ultimately, a resigned and satisfied woman. Wyler again excels at examining all the overt and hidden nuances of relationships. Olivia de Havilland is wonderfully detailed and subtle in all of the character's changes. It's yet another film where you see something new in the star's performance every time you view the film. It was my father's favorite movie and I must admit it is very difficult to find a single flaw.
16) KINGS ROW (1940) - A towering achievement in every department. A piercing look at the sordid realities underneath a typical, all-American small city around 1900, it features sterling performances from a stellar cast including Robert Cummings, Ann Sheridan, Charles Coburn, Claude Rains, and others, a haunting music score by Korngold,  and, for its time, very controversial  plot twists involving madness, incest, murder, mutilation and revenge (the book, which is also great, also includes homosexuality). It follows three friends from childhood to adulthood and - amazingly! - includes a superb performance by Ronald Reagan. Moving and gripping from start to finish, it is unforgettable.
17) BLUE VELVET (1984) - Probably the most unusual film on the list, it is not always easy to understand, but just try and look away! Even people I've recommended it to who found it too bizarre and unpleasant for their tastes have admitted it's a film that's impossible to easily dismiss or ignore. It is another movie about what is taking place just beneath the surface of an average American town (one of my favorite movie leitmotifs). The film pulls you inexorably into its strange, surreal story of kidnapping, threats, drugs, murder, kinkiness, obsessions, and very odd and dangerous characters. Even the good guys have ulterior secrets and compulsive, equivocal intentions. It all pulls together beautifully if you hold on and its combination of suspense, daring, romance, and ultimate redemption make for a very challenging, utterly unique experience. One of my top five favorite films of all time. Very highly recommended.  
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18) THE TINGLER (1959) - "Serious" critics often disparage the work of William Castle, but I think many of his films are first-rate horror efforts, fun to watch, convincing and often genuinely frightening. Some of them are House on Haunted Hill, 13 Ghosts, Macabre, and Mr. Sardonicus, all very interesting and plenty scary,and worth seeing, but I think The Tingler is the best of them all. A perfect party film, it involves a scientist doing research into fear who finds that extreme fright actually leads to the growth of a centipede-like organism on the spine which can kill you if you don't release the tension by screaming. Some wonderful highlights include his experimenting on his unfaithful slut of a wife, the screen's first depiction of LSD trip, a subplot about a man trying to scare his wife to death (I remember well sitting alone in the theater seeing this as a 9 year old. I shouldn't have; I needed a lamp on when I went to bed for weeks afterward), and best of all, the Tingler getting loose in a movie theater and wreaking havoc. The wonderful pitch black, whites, and grays enhance the horror in a way that color never could. And star Vincent Price is everything we have come to expect from him - the ham par excellence, and yet the consummate pro, sinuously caressing every line with all of his expert, sissy sarcasm. All of Castle's films have "gimmicks"; for this one, several seats in each theater supposedly were wired to give some patrons a jolt when the Tingler gets loose on screen. Who knows? What is beyond doubt is that this is 100 percent enjoyment. 
19) THE GODDESS (1958) - A haunting performance by Kim Stanley, a highly gifted Method actress who disliked filming and hence, made few movies. We are lucky to have this one, about the rise and fall of a Marilyn Monroe-like actress, whose eventual fame and success cannot compensate for the love and security she never received as a child. Stanley evinces pathos, drive, vulnerability, doubt, pain, and desperation harrowingly, at the end drifting permanently into emotional disintegration. She very convincingly plays a woman who cannot love or be loved and gives a performance of aching loneliness that is a tour-de-force. 
20) JOHNNY GUITAR (1954) - It's been called the screen's first "Freudian Western" and that's putting it mildly. It's safe to say there's no other film like it in the genre or anywhere else in filmdom. It's a two- fisted adventure film featuring plenty of rugged he-men, but not one can remotely hold a candle to the movie's two female stars, Joan Crawford and Mercedes McCambridge, at their absolute butchiest. The movie really concerns the hatred between these two, Crawford as Vienna, a saloon keeper, and the magnificent McCambridge in a ferocious performance as the repressed, righteous Emma. Every scene boils with kinky sexual innuendo, reversal of stereotyped gender roles, and oddities of every type. It's also a great story, superbly directed by the talented, colorful (to say the least) Nicholas Ray. What went on behind the camera is even better than the film itself and is the stuff of Hollywood legend. At this point, Crawford was almost impossible to deal with and at her most difficult.
 
Some quotes: from leading Sterling Hayden: "There is not enough money in Hollywood to lure me into making another film with Joan Crawford...and I like money!".
 
From director Ray: "As a human being, Miss Crawford is a very great actress." At one point, when the cast burst into spontaneous applause over some superlative  emoting from McCambridge, Crawford raided Mercedes' dressing room, took all her clothes and costumes and dumped them out on the road! Sounds like fun? You don't know the half of it till you experience the picture. 
Well, that's my list. It was most difficult to narrow my choices down to these twenty. I have so many other favorites : The Day the Earth Stood Still, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Ox-Box Incident, The Oscar, Magnificent Obsession, Sunset Boulevard, Mommy Dearest, Written On the Wind, Cat Women of the Moon, The Violent Men, M, Mystery Street, Angel Baby, The fabulous World of Jules Verne, History Is Made At Night, No Sad Songs For Me, and dozens more that could have been included. I hope, if you haven't yet done so, that you will see some of these. If you have, please share your thoughts and thank you for your LONG attention span.
 
Copyright 2019 Curt Solash
 
CURT LOVES OLDIES: Curt Solash dishes on the best and worst movies of all time
 
Curt Solash is a retired educator, an antique advertising collector and a lifelong cinemaphile from New York City who now lives in sunny Florida with his life partner.

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