Last year for the 92nd Annual Academy Awards I hated that the Oscars were so early in February. Everything felt rushed. It was as if the Academy was so concerned with getting good ratings for the show that they practically wanted to hold the Oscars in 2019. This year has been so strange because of … More Oscar 93-Who Will and Should win
As a Gay Man in my 40s I don’t have much use for Christmas. I’m not religious and I don’t have kids. Christmas 1988 when I was 11 years old was tainted by a dear family member’s health problems, and I don’t think my Christmas spirit has ever been the same since. Yet a year … More The Death of a Tradition
All good things must come to an end and so was the case with our fortnight in the United Kingdom. As my husband and I ate breakfast and showered we were both sad that our trip was coming to an end, anxious about returning home to uncertainty in a family and work lives but still … More United Kingdom-Day 15-Back to Los Angeles
The 10th day of our trip was truly a dream come true. When I was in middle school, a long time ago, and I learned that a tunnel was being built so that people could take the train from London to Pairs I was so excited about the prospect of one day making that trip. … More United Kingdom-Day 10-To Paris and back with Love
I have a soft spot for most actresses over the age of forty. Ever since I was a teenager I have found it so unfair that women are discarded as they age in favor of the next batch of starlets. So, it came as a surprise to nobody when I saw “Book Club” on Memorial … More Book Club
Back on it’s opening weekend my husband and I went to see “It”. We have both read and loved the book. However, we both thought that the 1990 miniseries did not do the story justice. There were many things that I liked about “It” but I do have to say it wasn’t as scary as … More IT
On the second day of our trip to Nicaragua my husband and I woke up and headed down to the restaurant of our hotel to enjoy the breakfast buffet. I have enjoyed all of the breakfast buffets that we have had our international travels but this one was different, naturally, since we were in Central … More Nicaragua-Day Two
On the tenth anniversary of our first date my husband and I left for our first trip to his home country of Nicaragua. From the first day we met I had a very large interest in seeing his country but because of our desire to travel to Europe (several times) we had not made it … More Nicaragua-Day one
Early last month my husband and I went to see “Moonlight”. As gay men we were interested in the film based on its gay subject matter. However, the film is so much more than a “gay movie”. It is also a coming of age story, a story about addiction, a story about dysfunctional families, and … More Moonlight
Back in November my husband and I went to see “Loving”. The night we saw it was two days after the election and we were both still in utter shock with the results it is seemed like a good movie to see in a time for political uncertainty. Without a doubt we owe our marriage … More Loving
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