
Lips Restaurant, “The Ultimate in Drag Dining,” is proud to announce that on Wednesday, May 15th, it will host a tribute showcase for the legendary Bette Midler to benefit her charity, the New York Restoration Project (NYRP), a non-profit organization, founded by Midler, dedicated to restoring parks, gardens and open space in underserved communities throughout New York City. A portion of the funds raised from the evening will be used towards the NYRP’s “MillionTreesNYC” initiative which aims to plant and care for one million new trees in NYC by 2017. Particularly after so many of the city’s trees were destroyed in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, this is a particularly meaningful cause that Lips Restaurant is proud to be a part of.
Guests in attendance will receive the full star treatment as they walk the red carpet upon arrival where they will be greeted by Joan Rivers look alike, Jessie Volt, as she conducts interviews and poses for paparazzi souvenir photos. Once inside, the cocktail hour will feature cocktails by Absolut, Vueve Cliquot Champagne and hors d’oeuvres provided by J Kings Foodservice. A silent auction will be on site with items graciously donated by Bette Midler including her 2012 Hulaween Costume, signed albums, CD’s and memorabilia, a Florida vacation, Beauty Salon Experiences, Restaurant gift certificates, Hulaween and Garden Party Event Tickets, and more.
Following the cocktail hour, a three-course dinner will be served by the legendary “drag” waitresses of Lips, culminating with a fabulous NYRP tree cake created by TLC’s Cake Boss, Buddy Valastro for dessert. The evening’s highlight, a “Night of a Thousand Midler's” tribute revue dedicated to the Divine Miss M, will be hosted by drag sensation, Ginger Snapt and feature the world’s foremost Bette Midler tribute artist, Donna Maxon, along with the Ladies of Lips.
Tickets for the charitable evening are available online at www.1000Midlers.com, by phone at 212-675-7710, or by mail at: LIPS RESTAURANT, 227 East 56th Street, NYC, NY 10022.



First announced in Speaker Quinn’s 2012 State of the city address, NYCxDESIGN is the City’s first annual city-wide event to showcase and promote New York City’s rich design community. Scheduled events include free design classes for children ages 2 and up through the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, as well as BKLYN Designs in DUMBO, WantedDesign in Chelsea, the International Contemporary Furniture Fair at the Javits Center, free classes at a pop-up design studio in Staten Island, talks at universities and museums and many more. Design disciplines span Architecture, Art, Design Thinking, Digital, Craft, Fashion, Furniture, Graphic Design, Industrial, Interiors, Landscape, Lighting, Products, Media, Theater, and Urban Design.
For a full list of events, please visit: www.nycxdesign.com/events
“Over 40,000 designers call the City home and it’s time for us to tap into this sector, raise its profile, and turn it into an economic engine,” said Speaker Quinn. “NYCxDESIGN provides the right opportunity for New York City to convene our local design community and celebrate their contributions to the city, to a degree never before seen. I’m excited that NYCxDESIGN will help both emerging and established designers exhibit their skills, sell their designs, and grow their businesses in the five boroughs.”
“When visitors explore New York City they experience unparalleled urban design and architecture around every corner and are also able to find distinctive design items made locally and sourced from around the world,” said George Fertitta CEO of NYC & Company. “NYCxDESIGN captures the essence of New York City’s creativity and diversity, giving us another opportunity to reach new audiences and showcase all that the five boroughs have to offer. To further exemplify design in all its expressions, NYC & Company recently launched The Design Collection, a selection of 19 hotels where exceptional design is an essential part of the visitor experience. During NYCxDESIGN, or anytime throughout the year, we encourage visitors to be inspired by one of these unique hotels.”
“The NYCxDESIGN initiative highlights the extraordinary breadth of New York City's creative community,” said Cultural Affairs Commissioner Kate D. Levin. “The dynamic program of events and exhibitions will foster new connections between audiences, organizations, and professionals whose work make the City a global center for innovation and excellence in design.”




FOURPLAY - Thursday, May 9; 7:30 p.m.
Giving John Waters a run for his sleazy money, Kyle Henry’s raucous
independent film, Fourplay presents a quartet of sex tales in four
American cities. Henry and Paul Soileau (Christeene) host.
HOLLY WOODLAWN: A LOW LIFE IN HIGH HEELS - Thursday, May 16; 7 p.m.
Once appearing alongside Candy Darling and Jackie Curtis, the legendary
Andy Warhol superstar Holly Woodlawn will read from her biography and
screen her 1973 short film Broken Goddess.
DRAG BINGO WITH HEDDA LETTUCE - Tuesday, May 21; 7 p.m. Drag bingo returns to the Center for one night only with kooky prizes, double entendre and a cash jackpot. Time to get lucky!
BRINI MAXWELL DOES BARBARELLA - Tuesday, May 28; 7 p.m.
Wall-to-wall shag carpeting, evil Lava Lamp goo and glittery spacesuits
that fall off at a moment’s notice? Forget Jane Fonda…we’ve got the
mod-tastic Brini Maxwell to help us through this camp classic.
MATCH GAME LIVE - Thursday, June 13; 7:30 p.m.
A live stage version of the campiest, kitschiest game show in history —
The “Match Game”! Match Frank DeCaro, Jackie Hoffman and other celebs
for prizes. Get ready to laugh your _BLANK_ off!


Kramer will receive this year’s Isabelle Stevenson Award, a non-competitive Tony award given to an individual from the theater community who has made a substantial contribution on behalf of humanitarian, social service or charitable organizations.
“Writers who are activists are very rarely taken seriously as artists,” Kramer said in an interview. “I look upon this recognition as acknowledgment that a serious writer can also be a serious activist, and no less an artist for it.”
Kramer, who will turn 78 years old in June, won a 2011 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play, for the revival of “The Normal Heart” on Broadway, which starred Joe Mantello, Ellen Barkin and John Benjamin Hickey.
Kramer also wrote the screenplay for a coming HBO film based on the play, which will be directed by Ryan Murphy (“Glee”) and star Mark Ruffalo as Ned Weeks, the young activist at the center of the story.
“We are so excited about it,” Kramer said of the film, which begins shooting in New York in June. “It’s much bigger than the play. It’s the same basic plot but one is able to open it up and show much more about AIDS and also explore the character of the doctor [which will be played by Julia Roberts] which I wanted to do in the play, but it didn’t work.” - Barbra Streisand wanted to make to film and had bought the rights - but she struggled with Kramer for over 15 years, then gave the rights back to him.

Hundreds of New Yorkers who lived during the worst devastation of the AIDS years, joined by leading educators and scientists, will come together in a free panel discussion and town-hall meeting to discuss the unique challenges they face as a group.
Titled “Is This My Beautiful Life? Perspectives From Survivors of the AIDS Generation,“ this first-ever community forum will take place on Thursday, May 9, from 7-9 pm, in Mason Hall at Baruch College, 17 Lexington Avenue (enter on 23rd Street). The space is wheelchair accessible. The panel discussion will be followed by a public forum for attendees to discuss their experiences, share their challenges and ask questions of panelists.
The event is free but pre-registration is required at www.broadwaycares.org/life . This town hall is particularly targeted at gay men in midlife, whether HIV-positive or HIV-negative; all person living with HIV; former and current AIDS activists, caregivers, and service providers; and New Yorkers who lost friends, lovers, and colleagues to AIDS.
The evening will be hosted by the Tony Award-winning star of Angels in America, Stephen Spinella. It will begin with short presentations by experts on aging, activism, mental trauma, and chronic disease. The panel of experts will be moderated by Dr. Perry N. Halkitis (Associate Dean for Research and Doctoral Studies, Professor of Applied Psychology and Public Health, NYU Steinhardt, Professor of Population Health, NYU Langone School of Medicine and author of the soon-to-be-released book, The AIDS Generation: Stories of Survival and Resilience).
“As the youngest of those people now enters middle age, it’s clear that—like soldiers—the AIDS generation suffers even after its fight has abated,” said event co-organizer John Voelcker. “Many members of the group that fought the ravages of the epidemic, buried its brothers and sisters, and endured a war that the rest of the world felt it could ignore seem to suffer what may be something similar to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Their depression rates are higher, they may engage in unsafe sex, and a few of those with HIV inexplicably stop taking the lifesaving anti-retroviral medications that saved their lives 15 years ago.”

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As the weather warms up, the clothes will come off 12 of the hottest men from Broadway Bares when they strip down to raise money for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS at Broadway Bares: Solo Strips.
Tickets for Solo Strips, a special, one-night-only evening of choreographed stripteases, are on sale now. A limited number of reserved table seats are available for $40. General admission standing tickets also are available for a $15 donation. Get tickets now.
This year's Broadway Bares: Solo Strips dancers include Matt Anctil (La Cage Aux Folles, Broadway Bares 18-21), Patrick Boyd (Grease, Broadway Bares 17-19), James Brown III (Wicked, Broadway Bares 16, 18-20), Timothy Hughes (Chaplin, Broadway Bares 21), John Paul LaPorte (Broadway Bares 15-22) Patrick McCollum (Broadway Bares 16, 18-19), Peter Nelson (Cinderella, Broadway Bares 21-22), Daniel Robinson (Hairspray, Broadway Bares 17-19), Matthew Rossoff (Jesus Christ Superstar, Broadway Bares 18, 21) Billy Steeves (Broadway Bares 22), Dennis Stowe (Annie, Broadway Bares 9, 13-14, 16- 17, 19- 20) and Sheldon Tucker (Bring It On: The Musical, Broadway Bares 21-22).
Broadway Bares: Solo Strips will again be directed by Tony Spinosa. Doors open one hour prior to the show. Reserved table seats require an additional two-drink minimum.
Solo Strips is a return to the roots of Broadway Bares. In 1992, Jerry Mitchell, then a performer in The Will Rogers Follies, organized a benefit burlesque show featuring himself and six friends performing original strips at a bar for a $10 donation plus whatever tips the audience gave the dancers. Mitchell, now a Tony Award-winning director and choreographer, is executive producer of Broadway Bares, which is produced by and benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
Broadway Bares: Solo Strips is a sexy tease for Broadway Bares, one of BC/EFA's annual signature events. This year's racy, road trip-themed edition, Broadway Bares 23: United Strips of America, will feature 200 of New York's most desirable dancers discovering – and uncovering – amber waves and mountain majesties that only Broadway Bares could find. This trip across the fruited plains of America will most certainly be the stuff patriot dreams are made of. Special celebrity guests will be announced at a later date.
Broadway Bares 23: United Strips of America will be held Sunday, June 23 with two performances only at 9:30 pm & midnight at Roseland Ballroom in New York City. Get tickets for Broadway Bares now.
The 2013 Bares season started in January with Broadway Bares: Winter Burlesque, which raised $35,428. The season continues with Solo Strips, then Broadway Bares: Fire Island on June 1 before concluding with Broadway Bares 23.


UrbanWonderer, an iPhone and Android audio walking tour app, was launched to solve just this problem. Created by licensed NYC tour guide, Steven Craig Sickles, UrbanWonderer offers informative and highly entertaining narrated walking tours of some of New York City’s most popular neighborhoods, including SoHo, TriBeCa, Central Park, Greenwich Village, and W42nd Street in Times Square. Additionally, the UrbanWonderer app offers a non-narrated map of the Chelsea Art Galleries, as the exhibits change constantly.
UrbanWonderer walking tours cover not only New York City history and its landmark sights, but also some of the city’s best restaurants, art galleries and shops, as well as dozens of film and TV shooting locations that have helped make New York the most celebrated city on both big and little screens.
With the UrbanWonderer walking tour app you’ll learn the history of over 100 popular NYC destinations, including: - How Houston Street got its name and, perhaps more importantly for New York City newbies, how to pronounce it! o Listen: SoHo: The How of Houston - The history of the Washington Square Park Arch o Listen: Greenwich Village: Washington Square Arch - The controversy over the creation of Central Park and how Sheep Meadow got its name o Listen: Central Park: Sheep Meadow Check it out! Urban Wonderer

NYC & Company, New York City’s official marketing, tourism and partnership organization, is highlighting several annual gay pride events taking place throughout the City as the summer travel season begins. Recognized as the number one LGBT travel destination in the United States, New York City will be brimming with energy, diversity and excitement. From the flagship Heritage of Pride events in Manhattan—where nearly 2 million people are expected to attend—to the diverse pride events and celebrations happening in the boroughs outside Manhattan, New York City is the ideal destination for visitors seeking a unique and festive pride experience.
“New York City is an iconic destination for LGBT travel, particularly during our annual Pride Week celebrations,” said George Fertitta, CEO of NYC & Company. “Following the legalization of same-sex marriage in New York two years ago, the City remains the most popular gay travel destination in the United States. We encourage visitors from around the world to book their travel now and experience the many pride festivities taking place throughout the five boroughs.”
A full listing of NYC 2013 pride activity can be accessed at nycgo.com/gay. Highlights of activity taking place throughout the City, organized by borough, follows:
Manhattan
Heritage of Pride, which organizes the City’s flagship LGBT events and commemorates the 1969 Stonewall riots that sparked the modern gay-rights movement, features the theme “Rain to Rainbows” for its lineup of pride events this year.
“After
years of inequality in this country we are finally turning the course
toward receiving full equality. While this won’t be achieved overnight
we
are proud of our community’s accomplishments over the last decade and
look to the future with a positive stance on the state of LGBT rights,”
said Chris Frederick, Managing Director of Heritage of Pride. “With the
Supreme Court deciding on same-sex marriage
days prior to NYC Pride’s largest day we are projecting an increase in
attendance to nearly 2 million individuals and are excited to welcome
the world with open arms.”

With Edith Windsor (the central figure
in the case challenging the federal Defense of Marriage Act), Harry
Belafonte (singer, songwriter and longtime social activist) and Earl
Fowlkes (president and CEO of the
Center for Black Equity) as the grand marshals, The March will
take place on Sunday, June 30, at noon. The parade, which has taken
place to celebrate the gay community since 1970, begins at 36th Street
and Fifth Avenue and ends in Greenwich Village.
Free registration is now open online.
Three events will take place at Pier 26 (on the West Side Highway; attendees should cross at Laight Street) this year:
· The Rally will take place on Friday, June 28, 7–10pm, showcasing speakers and well-known performers in honor of the first NYC pride rally that occurred one month after the Stonewall Riots.
· Rapture on the River, one of the nation’s largest ladies-only dance events, will celebrate its 10-year anniversary on Saturday, June 29, 3–10pm. Tickets are available online.
·
On Sunday, June 30,
Dance on the Pier is back for its 27th year with
award-winning DJs and the world’s longest-running LGBT fireworks display
along the Hudson River. The event, 3–10pm, is the official close to NYC
Pride events. Tickets are available
online.
To purchase tickets, register and access a comprehensive list of all events, visit nycpride.org or follow Heritage of Pride on Twitter (twitter.com/nycpride) or on Facebook (facebook.com/nycpride).
Bronx
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., in partnership with Boogie Down Pride and Brainpower, will host the third annual Bronx LGBT Allies Award Ceremony on Thursday, June 20, 2013, 6pm, at the Rotunda at 851 Grand Concourse. The event will honor individuals who have made positive contributions to the LGBT community in the Bronx. For more information, go to bronxboropres.nyc.gov/.
Brooklyn
New York City’s most populous borough celebrates gay pride with events on Saturday, June 8. Brooklyn Pride 2013 features the 16th annual Brooklyn Pride LGBT 5K Run through the historic Prospect Park. Runners must sign up at nycruns.com (limited to 500 participants). Runners can check in at 8am; the race starts at 10am.
Also on June 8, visitors and locals can attend the Brooklyn Pride Festival, 11am–5pm at a new location, on Fifth Avenue, between Third and Ninth Streets. This year’s festival will feature two stages for local performers and LGBT–friendly sports teams that will be playing behind the Old Stone House at J.J. Byrne Park.
At 7:30pm, the Brooklyn Pride Parade will begin at a new location, at Sterling Place, and march down Fifth Avenue, ending at Ninth Street.
For more information, please visit brooklynpride.org.
Queens
On Sunday, June 2, Queens Pride, which promotes education and awareness of LGBT issues in the borough, hosts its Parade and Multicultural Festival, noon–6pm, in Jackson Heights, with the theme “Equality. Everyday. Everyone.” The parade starts at 85th Street and 37th Avenue at noon, and will follow 37th Avenue through 75th Street. Also starting at noon, the festival will take place through 6pm on 37th Road between 74th and 77th Streets. Parade participants will have the opportunity to win “Queenie Awards,” ranging from the best use of color to the best drag performance.
For more information and to register for the events, go to queenspride.org.
Staten Island
The Staten Island LGBT Community Center hosts the LGBT Pride Parade & Festival 2013 in the St. George neighborhood on Saturday, June 1, noon–5pm. The parade kicks off at noon at on Central Avenue at Slosson Terrace, ending at Tompkinsville Park, where the festival will feature LGBT–friendly entertainment, amusements and vendors till 5pm.
For more information and to register for the events, visit
silgbtcenter.org or
facebook.com/


The Hudson Valley is a getaway destination offering spectacular mountain views, historic estates, wine trails, shopping, outdoor adventures and much more. Millions of visitors have enjoyed our bountiful choices - just a stone’s throw away from Manhattan.
Now that we've all made it through the winter season, it's time to get
out and explore all that the Hudson Valley in Spring has to offer! The
newest issue of our all-digital online magazine is packed with insider
tips to get you out & about this season.
The Spring 2013 issue of Big Gay Hudson Valley Magazine features:

"Ross has been a friend of mine for 10 years, and this book is hilariously sad, hilariously naïve and hilariously gay. I love this book,” Handler said.
"The book is about my experiences, thus far, in life. Growing up in a small town and then navigating Hollywood. The theme that’s been running through that is something I talk about on Chelsea a lot; what I’ve coined as “man-up.” I think I always try to man-up," explains Ross.
"What I mean by that is, understanding you are what you are and you’re going to have your flaws, but rather than heaping a lot of negativity on whatever makes you different or whatever makes you unique, really shine the light on that and use it to make you stand out, I think that’s just something innately that I’ve done my entire life, totally on accident. I probably owe it to my mother, because she was effusive with her compliments, even when they were undeserved. I would love to spread that message. Like, come on, life is short you gotta love yourself. Get over it and let’s keep movin’ on to make a difference in the world."
Mathews
currently lives in Los Angeles with his partner, Salvador, and their
two rescue dogs, Louise and Mijo. When not working on his many projects,
Mathews is a strong supporter of the Human Rights Campaign, speaking at
many of their nationwide events and he received their Visibility Award
in 2011.
When once asked, Why do you think visibility is so important for our community?
He says, "Oh my gosh, it’s like crazy, super, big time important! I grew up in a teeny farm town in Mount Vernon, Washington, and I was a little gay kid and I didn’t know what it meant to grow up to be a big gay grown-up. I didn’t know any gay people and back then I didn’t see any gay people on TV. I didn’t learn until I went to college that I could be a totally happy grown up, loud, proud, out gay person. It’s a different world now, in part, not to toot my tooter, partly because people like me are on TV, out, loud and proud for a decade now!" TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!!
Check our Ross's Blog and grab all of his social media links!

Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the pilot program to test out the technology, which he said would help make streets less congested and modernize the payment process.
"It's worked elsewhere and we think it will work here," Mr. Bloomberg said on Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, where the pilot program is slated to launch. "This is a better technology for everyone. It should lead to fewer problems, fewer disagreements about whether or not you've paid or haven't paid."
Drivers who register on the PayByPhone website can use their iPhones or BlackBerrys to pay for one of more than 260 parking spaces with electronic "pucks" embedded in the streets below them. The disks transmit a signal to a server that either the space is empty or a driver has paid to park there.
The PayByPhone app will also send text messages or emails warning drivers when their time is about to expire and allow them to pay for more time without walking to the meter. A traffic officer can scan vehicles' license plates to see if their time has expired.
Then later this spring, officials said, a second smartphone app will make its debut, giving drivers and the city near-real-time information about the probability of finding a parking space on each block.
read more at Wall Street Journal

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SURVIVING MOMMIE DEAREST
BEST SELLING AUTHOR WHO SHOCKED THE WORLD WITH THE FIRST CELEBRITY
TELL-ALL WILL STAR IN AN INSPIRATIONAL NEW OFF-BROADWAY PRODUCTION
ABOUT SURVIVAL & HER TURBULENT RELATIONSHIP WITH
MOVIE LEGEND MOTHER JOAN CRAWFORD
LIMITED RUN!
MOTHER’S DAY WEEK MAY 8th -12th
AT THE SNAPPLE THEATER CENTER
Mommie Dearest Inc. in association with Producer Jerry Rosenberg have announced dates for the New York premiere of SURVIVING MOMMIE DEAREST an empowering and inspirational new production starring Christina Crawford - actress, activist and author of the 1978 best-selling autobiographical book “Mommie Dearest.”
The show features an award–winning bio-pic documentary covering 100 years of show-biz history and details the turbulent relationship between Christina and her movie legend mother, Joan Crawford. Complete with film clips and footage from forgotten 1940's home movies, SURVIVING MOMMIE DEAREST is slated for a limited run of 5 performances, during the week of Mother’s Day and will run off-Broadway at the Snapple Theater Center in Manhattan.
In addition to the Hollywood glitz and glamour of SURVIVING MOMMIE DEAREST,
Ms. Crawford who wrote and narrates the documentary, recounts the abuse
that she endured in her life, discusses her road to recovery, takes
questions from the audience and closes the 90 minute show with a book
signing.

Christina Crawford’s memoir, “Mommie Dearest” created a worldwide sensation and was published in seven foreign languages. Since then, she has written: Black Widow (a novel), Survivor, No Safe Place and Daughters of the Inquisition, in addition to publishing first the 20th Anniversary and then the 30th Anniversary Editions of “Mommie Dearest”, with updates and some revisions. The film of the same name was released in 1981 but without her participation in production or final approval. She has not received any royalty payments in the 30 years since the film was released.
Born in
Hollywood, California and adopted by film star Joan Crawford, Christina
Crawford was the focus of movie magazine photo shoots, press conference
interviews and studio publicity.

She has served as appointed Commissioner on the first Lost Angeles County Commission for Childrens Services and has been given awards from the Illinois Governor, the California Attorney General and the United States Dept. of Children and Family Services for her work on behalf of public awareness regarding child abuse & family violence prevention.
Performances of SURVIVING MOMMIE DEAREST are on May 8-9th at 8PM, May 10-11th at 5PM and Sunday, May 12th at 12PM.
Tickets for SURVIVNG MOMMIE DEAREST are $40 for premium seats; and $25 and are available at the Snapple Theater Center box office at 212-921-7862.
The Snapple Theater Center is located at 1627 Broadway / 210 W. 50th St. near the corner of 50th Street and Broadway with two entrances, one on Broadway (stairs only) and one around the corner with an elevator.


Vice Merchants, a rebelliously luxe bedding company, has released "Cowpokes,"
a full line of sheets, pillowcases and throws aimed at gay men.
Made
from 100 percent Egyptian cotton, 400 thread count, fine Sateen bedding
fabric, "Cowpokes" features a ranch scene of playfully undressed men
engaging in acts of whimsical outdoor fun and farm work, while
frolicking in the buff! Illustrated by K. Commodore, cows, horses and
tractors further set the scene as hot men work hard and play hard in the
foreground.
They are very high quality and soft, as me and my man, rolled around in the hay, on them this past weekend!
"We’re
enthusiastic to expand our brand to cater to the gay community," Jake
Katz, president of Vice Merchants said. "’Cowpokes’ is a design unlike
any other that allows gay men to spice up their bedroom in a subtle, yet
enticing and playful manner. With these sheets, every night can feel
like a sweaty day with the boys on the ranch."
Vice Merchants is a company that believes your bedding should be as sexy and as much fun as bedtime activities. The company specializes in fine bedding that brings edgy, richly hued graphics created by illustrators.
They worked with Brooklyn-based artist K. Commodore has an M.A. degree from the Rhode Island School of Design, to create these fun sheets. Her work is known for its insightful and witty look at human sexuality, and has been exhibited in numerous galleries throughout the United States and Europe.

When asked, What was the motivation behind the fun farm setting???
Artists Katie Commodoresaid," We all got together to brainstorm the next pattern and decided to go with a traditional toile. My art has always been about usurping traditional mediums or styles and using them as a vehicle for portraying sexuality. So the idea of taking a traditional toile and using fun homoerotic imagery made perfect sense! Traditional toile, which first became fashionable in the 16th century, has images of pastoral scenes; what's more pastoral than cowboys and farm hands???
She
says that some other scenarios considered as well, "Oh Yes! Some of
which we will make in the future! But there are only so many drawings I
can work on at once!"
"Cowpokes" is available in all sheet sizes
with prices ranging from $99 for a Twin Long Sheet set to $235 for a
King Sheet set. The print is also available in duvet and sham sets, bed
skirts, and throw pillows. A complete nine-piece bedding set can be purchased in Full for $399; Queen for $439; King (and California King) for $499.
You won't find these at Macy's but you can order them now, discreetly online. And they will be shipped in a plain brown box. VIce Merchants.

From sea to shining sea, this year's
Broadway Bares will crisscross the country in a racy, raucous road
trip, exploring the United States as the 23rd annual edition of the
immensely popular modern-day burlesque show arrives as Broadway Bares
23: United Strips of America.
This video offers an exclusive
behind-the-scenes look at the Broadway Bares photo shoot, hosted by this
year's director, Nick Kenkel.
Produced by and benefiting
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Broadway Bares 23will arrive Sunday,
June 23, for two performances only -- at 9:30 PM & Midnight -- at
Roseland Ballroom in NYC.
In Broadway Bares 23: United Strips of
America, more than 200 of New York's sexiest and most delectable
dancers will discover -- and uncover -- amber waves and mountain
majesties that only Broadway Bares could find. This trip across the
fruited plains of America will most certainly be the stuff patriot
dreams are made of. TICKETS ON SALE NOW.