You’ve seen him on the beach. Or in New York City. 52, girls. 52!
You know I’ve been waiting, like, years, to be able to post with the slug, above, right?
Thanks to Timber, Duncan and Eric for pushing. A big shout-out to friends, family, colleagues, buddies, pals, readers, commenters and, especially, the ever-awesome Champ. You all [...]

So the forecast for Pride Day in Toronto was “sun, heat, cool and rain.” And we got all of that. And we had a rockin’ party. I spent a lot of time watching the kids having a blast, fiercing it out at an age when I was still thinking I’d some day get married and [...]

Well, actually, I don’t. But how can you not have fun when almost a million family and friends come out for North America’s biggest Pride party?

North and South from Wellesley (mouseover)

At Bloor and Church

A Toronto Transit Commission Vehicle (on Schedule, for a Change)

A Ridiculously Handsome Man

A Limit is Reached

An Aftermath

Happy Pride Day!
Love Fearlessly!

An Ironic Juxtaposition
Yonge & St. Mary Streets, Toronto, 29 July 2008 4:00PM

Well, not so much Saturday in the park as it was Saturday in streets and parking lots festooned with rainbow shit. The Dyke March was political and fierce (but disappointingly short) and much fun was had on the street and at the Mel C set at the Wellesley stage. And the Hidden Cameras show finishing [...]

Extra-Special “Trouble Week”, Casual-Disregard-for-Common-Courtesy Edition!
At the Gym:
A: Hey, B, have you met Jason? Jason, this is B.
Jason: Nice to meet you.
B: Yes, we’ve met. About a dozen times, I figure. At least.
Jason: Oh, really? When?
B: Well, the first time was when I was working for the Department of Justice and you came in with a [...]

For your Friday enjoyment, the new BearForce1 song:
It’s impossible to adequately describe — or completely catalogue — the awfulness of this song and video. Unless y’all would like to try, of course, since I’m still trying to figure out why their style and iconography resembles a nursery. Or why only 37.5% of the group could [...]

So, Tourism Toronto recently unveiled its latest bid to get more visitors to the city and… well, it doesn’t get high grades from blogTO commenters, the majority of whom voted that “at least it’s not Toronto Unlimited,” referring to a previous, inscrutable and Just Plain Bad ad campaign. Is it that the city can’t afford [...]

We’re at Week Five of this pile of construction detritus just sitting on the sidewalk, steps from the most recognizable intersection in Canada. My money’s on a September removal…

Team Shabby Toronto!
And? In the same way that if The Toronto Star reports on a “hip and happening” trend, it’s guaranteed to be laughably passé, when Fab [...]

Bad Gay