Slow Posting Week....

Not that I don't have alot to say it is just that my computer is down again. Linux is good but seems you really need to be a LINUX person to solve the simplest problems.

Time to go to the ex and have him put Windows back on it. He loves Windows and all that crap.

I will be back soon with word on friends, PRIDE 2007 and what is going on here in NYC.

Some new pics too, once I get them off the camera.

Chris is out for now.

Broadway Bares 2007

All I have to say is 'Pole Dancing Amazons are HOT'.

I guess I should give a little explanation for my friends from other lands, well basically anyone outside of New York City really.

Broadway Bares is a yearly 2 show fundraiser. A week before gay pride. Held at the Roseland Ballroom. All of you familiar with the Black Party here in NYC will know the space.

The event is a fundraiser for Broadway Equity Fights AIDS. Over the years they have raised millions of dollars. I do believe this year was a record. Somewhere in the area of $900,000.

Back to what the show is; it is really a big burlesque show featuring all the dancers and singers from the current and some past Broadway shows. Celebrities get in on the act too.

This years theme was Greek Mythology. They strayed quite a bit into Roman and so forth but no one cared, you were there for the show.
And remember as working actors on Broadway/Off Broadway everyone had their regular shows to do and then also rehearse adn preform two different shows Sunday night after their own show closed Sunday afternoon.

Zeus and Hera (David Hyde Pierce and Bebe Neuwirth) were great. I actually saw him in this event two years ago when he was on stage with Spamalot. Bebe can show up anytime because she is legendary and the peole go CRAZY before she even cracks a joke.

All the numbers will be sexy, funny, dirty and some are just plain hot; my amazons.
Sorry, I just can't find any picture of the Amazon number. It was like the third one in the show but no pics from anyone but I will keep looking.

The music was fantastic. I always leave with a new playlist in my head.

This is much better than the first one I saw. I guess it just keeps getting better.
I will say this, for all I just described I really told you nothing. If you can get to NYC around that third Sunday, the start of Gay Pride then come and see the show and really experience something that not many get to see. 9:30 and midnight shows.

I want to thank my friend, Steve, for taking me along with his extra ticket. All I did was call and see if we were going to beer blast and he said no we were going to Broadway Bares at midnight.
Can't beat it, well unless they ask you to.
Be good.




Photos by Lisa Spodack

Share Your Myspace With Me

So this is ME.
Come check me out, see my friends, read the stupid blip about me.
Really this is for those who wonder who I am a little more and yes, there are pictures.
Also, if you feel like it, request a friendship with me or one of my sexy friends/crushes.

I will tell you though should you ever spam me I will hunt you down and never let you forget it.

Love is All Around.

I need a new sweater or new pictures. One or the other.

Tags, Tags and More Tags

Okay, so on Blogger they are not called tags but they are called Lists.

I recently noticed that I can label the posts with different lists they they will be archived on so should you want to read on a certain subject I am talking about you can hit the List that correspondes to it.

I think I have done two pages worth of posts. I will do more each day and who knows I might work my way back to the beginning....of the year.

I do feel like this is fun to do again.

It is funny, I am feeling good. Actually I think it is because people have been telling me I am looking good.

I just say, "Duh it is summer, I had to get down to the summer weight. I just haven't been eating since April."

I will be looking for the locals in the park, the rest of you send me some photos of where you are spending your summer/winter, depending on what hemisphere you are in.

So It Is Decided....

The Dots shall remain.

I was pretty sure they would as soon as I hit enter last week but they have really grown on me and it is nice to have a slightly different layout for now.

I wanted bright and light and that is what I got.

Now I just have to see about the header photos and see what I can make work with this.

I have been out taking new potential headers so who knows what will pop up soon.

Thanks.
Chris

Rise & Shine...Kinda.

12:15 and I am sitting down at the AMC on 42nd street getting ready to watch 'The Fantastic four: Rise of the Silver Surfer'

Funny to say I did want to see this movie after catching the first of the Fantastic Four movies on cable last year. I didn't think it was that bad, it was certainly better than Superman Returns.

This movie provides something for everyone: hot men, hot WOMAN, some good CGI and the potential for a third movie or the start of a new superhero/anti-hero movies.

Chris Evans is hot as ever if a little more cocky as John "Johnny skews juvenile" Storm.

Jessica Alba has the blonde hair, much hotter as a brunette though. My friend Christian noticed her eye color seemed to change in certain scenes.

Ioan Gruffudd as Reed Richards actually had some scenes where you can see that he is a hot man and not just the brain behind things. he looks good on a dance floor.

Michael Chiklis is always great to see. Ben Grimm he is but always great to see his big mug on the screen.

Julian McMahon was wasted in this movie if you ask me. Screen time was minimal, must just have been contracted to do it. Still giving you that touched up Nip/Tuck look.

Doug Jones as The Silver Surfer was just the right quality. Great voice(actually it is Laurence Fishburne). The body they use, I am not sure how much of it is real and how much CGI but it is just enough to make you go back to the gym.

All in all I liked it. Didn't love it.
Won't give away any of the story even though today on The Today Show the cast basically told you most of the story. Mentioning things you won't see unless u see the movie. Glad I had already screened it.

Go check it out. It is fun, cute and funny at times.

Journey to Hell's Gate

Well, it was actually a trip out to Astoria to a place called Hell Gate Social.
A birthday event for a friend and fellow volleyballer Everett.
Started with some confusing emails last week about the party.
Ended last night with my friend Steve and I going back and forth by text message on if we were going to go or not.
Finally we said yes and met in Chelsea(we were both over there at the time) and caught the 1 train to get to the N/W train to Astoria.
Like two kids we are riding the W train and felt like we had been on for a while when we looked out the window and saw we had not even left Manhattan yet. Boooooooo.
We finally get to Astoria Blvd, our stop and de-train.
After finding our way, finally, we started the unknown walk to the venue.
We were walking, and walking and walking.
Finally we found it, yes, it was a walk that we were not warned about.
We find a big black wall with red lights on it. There is a white door to teh side with the same address as we were told but something told me that the white door wasn't the entrance.
Luckily we saw a door in the black wall, really just a handle that pushed a big door into the Social.
Very nice place. Pretty empty, but for where it is I doubt it is an "every night hangout".
Big open space, nice bar, really nice wood work and an outdoor space I just loved.
Jorge and his Steve were already there. Everett, who used to work at Hell Gate Social, was in the back working the grill as any self respecting black man would be.
We had a great time, even though I was miffed that more people didn't make the effort to celebrate his birthday even if it was out in Astoria.
I mean, really, I rarely leave the city and if I can I know they can.
Good drinks, fun, cute owners and some pictures I will be sharing as soon as I get them off the camera.
For now here are a few pics from their myspace page.
I will go back to see a movie in the ourdoor area on their big screen or just with a bigger crowd.