Next Magazine style guru—and Bravo reality star— Patrick McDonald gives the scoop on the final Fashion Week at Bryant Park (it’s heading to Lincoln Center) and the fabbest looks for fall/winter 2010. continue reading »

Go-go boys are a many splendored thing: attractive, shirtless and often well-hung. It’s hard not to sneak a peek when in the same room with a gyrating beauty. We all do it, turning these fine gents into fine pieces of meat. But take a step back and look at the evolution of the species and you’ll have a whole new view of the go-gos, one that will change how you leer at those boys on the bar.

Go-go boys are a staple in New York’s gay nightlife, their ubiquity almost negating their ability to arouse. But it wasn’t always that way, for go-go dancers can trace their lineage way back to the early 1960s, when women began dancing at bars like New York’s Peppermint Lounge. Artist Ronnie Cutrone, known to some as the first true go-go boy, said that Trudy Heller’s club was “the haven, the womb of go-go dancing.” The men kept it classy, he says, dancing in white shirts and vests. continue reading »

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The idea of Tim Burton adapting Alice in Wonderland (Walt Disney Studios) makes a kind of sense but still raises mixed expectations. Will the visionary add anything new to the tale? continue reading »