You may not have heard of Ari Gold, but he is a part of pop history. He is the first pop artist to be openly gay from the start of his career. Check out my interview with Ari who has the new album Transport Systems, which is out October 2nd and he will be performing [...]
Archive for August, 2007
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Senator Larry Craig: Lewd but not DL?
August 29th, 2007 
Clay Cane CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE AUDIO OF THE SENATOR LARRY CRAIG ARREST I’m sure a house remix is hitting the clubs soon!Yesterday morning I was a guest on “The Santita Jackson Show“, which is morning radio show based out of Chicago with Jesse Jackson’s eldest daughter. We discussed the debacle of Senator Larry “Bathroom [...]
Reggae Fest to Draw Protests
August 27th, 2007 Clay Cane Buju Banton and Bounty Killer caused bit of a raucous this weekend due to their performance at Randalls Island and protests from LGBT activist. Is it me or is Miss Buju selling dirty, banjee boy face in the pic above? Hands all perched on the wall…lips slightly pursued…head cocked to the side like a Paris [...]
Remembering AALIYAH
August 23rd, 2007 Clay Cane Six years ago tomorrow Aaliyah died in a fatal plane crash in the Bahamas. Aaliyah would’ve been 28 years-old. I was visiting Washington State at the time and on the front page of the paper there was a small image of Aaliyah. I was wondering—why in the hell is Aaliyah on the cover of a [...]
New York Blade Story: Bringing Dance to New Communities
August 21st, 2007 Clay Cane For all you dancers out there check out my story on the legendary Dance Theatre Workshop, which hones modern dance artists who are on the cutting edge of dance. The story is a feature on the organization’s newest director, Stephen Greco. Click on the link below: Bringing Dance to New Communities
