Tabla de contenidos para May 2016 en OUT

BJORN IOOSS In This Issue: Photographer, “Cambodia Blues,” page 82 Bio: Iooss was born and raised in New York, and studied at the Rhode Island School of Design. His portraits “explore the photojournalistic genre, combining elements of the decisive moment with the reflection of the classic portrait.” He has shot for Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair, Vogue, GQ, WSJ Magazine, The Last Magazine, Telegraph Magazine, PORTER, Mr. Porter and The Edit. Instagram: @bjorniooss COLIN CRUMMY In This Issue: Writer, “Meow Meow, and the Rise of Chemsex,” page 49 Bio: Crummy is a London-based journalist. He is film editor at i-D, celebrity editor at Men’s Health, a contributing editor at Esquire, and he has written for The Guardian and The Times of London. He reports on London’s chemsex subculture, which has recently…

“America peddles a fantasy that identity politics is a silver bullet—that once you have your piece of the pie, all is well.” IN JANUARY, THE SINGER ANOHNI (formerly known as Antony) became the first transgender performer to receive an Oscar nomination. The news felt particularly salient after an unprecedented year for trans visibility. However, her achievement was undercut a month later when she discovered she wouldn’t be singing “Manta Ray,” her collaboration with J. Ralph for the documentary Racing Extinction, at the awards. Three of the other acts up for Best Original Song—Lady Gaga, Sam Smith, and the Weeknd—were scheduled to perform, as was non-nominee Dave Grohl; Variety reported she was removed from the lineup due to “time constraints.” Anohni had planned to attend the ceremony, but then three days…

It’s hard to believe that Alex Newell has never had a proper vocal lesson in his life. But that hasn’t stopped the 23-year-old Glee alum from racking up hordes of devoted fans and carving out his own ebullient brand of pop: a mix of sticky melodies, church-choir soul, and over-the-top theatrics. Newell recently released his debut EP, Power— and toured with Adam Lambert, who met the young belter when he guest-starred on Glee. Though these days Newell is crisscrossing the country, he recently returned to his hometown of Boston for a special performance in his hometown, where, when not hitting high notes and stomping his heels, he paid a visit to these Beantown musts. 1. TOP OF THE HUB “It’s my favorite restaurant because it has a breathtaking view of…

Everyone and everything is expected to multitask now, including that electronic machine in your pocket. But using an actual watch is far more sophisticated than digging out your smartphone—and you won’t get sucked into an Instagram rabbit hole while checking the time. But all are not created equal. New timepieces from Hermès, Cartier, Victorinox, and David Yurman have you covered no matter what statement you wish to make, and each will get you to your destination on time, without distraction.…

If there’s one thing queer viewers have incessantly sought from the movies, it’s a lessening of tragic and pitiful protagonists, whose stories, however vital, aren’t specifically tied to the breakout of HIV/AIDS, or the Stonewall riots that raged on Christopher Street in 1969. Whether explicit or beautifully nuanced, there are so many intimate cinematic stories that came before—and that, thankfully, have been compiled by the folks at New York’s Film Society of Lincoln Center. Their new series “An Early Clue to the New Direction: Queer Cinema Before Stonewall” claims to be the most comprehensive of its kind, and it unveils its riches from April 22 through May 1. “It’s my hope,” says programmer at large Thomas Beard, “that by defining queer cinema elastically, surprising correspondences will emerge between worlds of…

“I went into the military trying to be what everyone wanted me to be. That was the most macho thing I could do.” One afternoon long ago, Sara Simone, who was raised as a boy, threw on some of her mother’s clothes and headed out to the playground to be with the other kids. She didn’t think much about the blouse or the long skirt she was wearing. Rather, she thought the other kids might find it interesting, cool even. Instead, they laughed and ridiculed her, called her a “faggot” and “queer.” It would be a long time before Simone donned women’s clothing in public again. Hers was the only black family on the block in white, blue-collar Allentown, Pa. Her father was a religious zealot who beat his wife.…

Los Angeles Cinespia hosts screenings on an open grassy field inside the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Cinespia.org New York City The HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival is at the famous former Fashion Week site. BryantPark.org Chicago Classics are shown on a 40-foot LED screen at the Millennium Park Summer Film Series. CityOfChicago.org Philadelphia Films for grownups are screened in the FringeArts beer garden. FringeArts.com Austin Enjoy this mini, urban drive-in theater, limited to 50 cars. BlueStarliteDrivein.com…

Picnic-Perfect Manhattan The Perfect Manhattan is just a touch drier than a standard Manhattan, and this version is served over ice. Don’t worry; clear plastic wine or highball glasses will do—but definitely scuttle the Solo cups. 12 oz. rye whiskey 3 oz. sweet vermouth 3 oz. dry vermouth 12 dashes bitters (Angostura or orange) Maraschino cherries Combine the first four ingredients and store them in a freezer until you’re ready to depart for your picnic. Serve over ice with cherries. Makes 6 servings. Summer Shandy The ingredients seem unlikely bedfellows, but withhold judgment until you’ve tasted this. (A radler, a traditional German alternative, is made with one bottle of lager plus one bottle of good lemon soda, for two drinks. It is surprisingly good too, but significantly less boozy.) 24…

Whether it’s because of old-school rules (only for the bride, never after Labor Day) or the simple fear of a street-meat ketchup stain, men too often abstain from wearing white. But it’s time to carpe diem and embrace its wonderful simplicity. You don’t have to go all out in Tommy Hilfiger, Zegna, or John Varvatos (though we sort of suggest you do), but you should be opting for this crisp classic for more than just your basic undershirt. Branch out by investing in a white jacket or even a pair of white pants. Yes, they’ll get dirty—but they’ll never go out of style.…

So, summer is on the horizon and you still haven’t acted on your workout resolution. Or perhaps you’re immobilized by an even bigger challenge to starting a new routine: what to focus on. The truth is, it doesn’t matter what you do, just do something. If you don’t like it, switch. Here, the top excuses—and how to surmount them. CHRIS MATSUI 1. “I GET BORED EASILY.” Try ClassPass (ClassPass.com), which lets you Bikram after breakfast or Soul Cycle for your supper. With flexible membership to various classes in many cities, you can experiment to your heart’s content: yoga, pilates, spin, group fitness—the choice is yours. 2. “I LACK MOTIVATION.” If you’re only relying on yourself for the drive, exercise can be hard. Try hiring a personal trainer for six sessions.…

WITH CINEMATIC Spanish moss dangling from its trees and weathered cemeteries seemingly around every corner, Savannah, Ga., feels like a city that’s frozen in time. And when it comes to its food, it was. For years, its decadent, rib-sticking fare offered plenty of soul (and breading), but it lacked any real surprises—until now. Enter The Grey (TheGreyRestaurant.com), the leader of a new guard of restaurants that are giving a fresh face to the town’s food scene. When you visit this art deco haven, located in a renovated Greyhound Bus terminal, you’ll get ample down-home goodness, but without the usual suspects (cue the fried chicken and pimento cheese). Credit is due to its chef, Mashama Bailey, for helping spark Savannah’s culinary renaissance. “Its historic district in particular,” she says, “is similar…

WHAT IS GENVOYA ®  ? GENVOYA is a 1-pill, once-a-day prescription medicine used to treat HIV-1 in people 12 years and older. It can either be used in people who are starting HIV-1 treatment and have never taken HIV-1 medicines before, or people who are replacing their current HIV-1 medicines and whose healthcare provider determines they meet certain requirements. These include having an undetectable viral load (less than 50 copies/mL) for 6 months or more on their current HIV-1 treatment. GENVOYA combines 4 medicines into 1 pill taken once a day with food. GENVOYA is a complete HIV-1 treatment and should not be used with other HIV-1 medicines. GENVOYA does not cure HIV-1 or AIDS. To control HIV-1 infection and decrease HIV-related illnesses, you must keep taking GENVOYA. Ask…

“Fun is how I feel. Fun is kissing boys and kissing girls sometimes. I can do whatever I want , and no one will bat an eyelid.” “I HAD A LOT OF ANXIETY coming into this year,” Troye Sivan says, curling his narrow shoulders closer to the screen. He squints into the FaceTime connection and clarifies: “Good anxiety and bad anxiety.” His first full-length album, Blue Neighbourhood, was released last December to decent sales and strong reviews for its earnest, dreamy electro-pop. He did a short burst of live shows, his first ever real onstage performances—and promptly got sick, canceling three others. He retreated to his parents’ house for a month of R&R and a reality check. “This is going to sound so gross and braggy,” he warns. “But…

Turkey Cranberry Shooter’s Sandwich 1 loaf sourdough bread 1 cup cranberry chutney or some other fruit chutney 1 cup chopped toasted pecans 1 lb. sliced roast turkey ½ lb. Brie, sliced 2 cups arugula Slice off the top inch of the bread; set aside. Scoop out most of the inside and discard. Mix the chutney and pecans. Alternate the turkey, Brie, arugula, and chutney in layers, filling the hollow loaf. Put the top of the loaf back on. Wrap it all in butcher paper, tying it with string. In a cool place, put the loaf under a heavy pot or pan, load on as many weights as you can, and leave for 3 ½ to 5 hours, before refrigerating overnight. Keep it in the butcher paper when slicing it into…

POP QUIZ! 1. In New York in the 1990s, singer and artist Anohni hosted shows with an avant-drag troupe that would sometimes throw . a. buckets of blood b. doughnuts c. hair dye For more Anohni, see page 13 . 2. When he’s in his hometown of Boston, singer and Glee alum Alex Newell likes to partake in . a. buckets of blood b. doughnuts c. hair dye For more Newell, see page 26 . 3. When she’s in Los Angeles, actor and Saturday Night Live alum Ana Gasteyer often thinks about . a. buckets of blood b. doughnuts c. hair dye For more Gasteyer, see page 18 . 11 Number of music videos Naomi Campbell has appeared in.…

Brief Summary of Patient Information about ODEFSEY ODEFSEY (oh-DEF-see) (emtricitabine, rilpivirine and tenofovir alafenamide) tablets Important: Ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist about medicines that should not be taken with ODEFSEY. There may be new information about ODEFSEY. This information is only a summary and does not take the place of talking with your healthcare provider about your medical condition or treatment. What is the most important information I should know about ODEFSEY? ODEFSEY can cause serious side effects, including: • Build-up of lactic acid in your blood (lactic acidosis). Lactic acidosis may happen in some people who take ODEFSEY or similar medicines. Lactic acidosis is a serious medical emergency that can lead to death. Lactic acidosis can be hard to identify early, because the symptoms could seem like symptoms…

Inspired by the acid house coming out of Chicago, rave culture emerged in the late 1980s. You can spot its legacy in the modern electronic dance music of artists as varied as Jamie xx and Nicki Minaj, and now its enduring influence has crept back into fashion. Designers are embracing raucous patterns and retina-scorching colors (see Coach and Tom Ford) as well as the wide legs and chunky shoes (see Hood by Air and Prada) that were staples of the raver uniform. No, it may not be your next go-to look for the office. But when you’re hoping to amp up your Saturday-night proceedings, these picks are as big, loud, and reliable as a festival bass drop. Glow sticks optional.…

Your skin has two best friends: water and sleep. Although it’s your job to stay hydrated during the day (drink at least eight glasses of water), your body does all the work at night, generating skin cells and antioxidants to give your face a fresh, restored appearance. But for those of us who struggle to get sufficient zzz’s, there is a secret weapon: a nighttime treatment. The good ones will cost you, but they’ll also combat dullness, pimples, and signs of aging. After washing your face, apply two drops of a concentrated serum, a newcomer to lines from Lab Series and Kiehl’s that can help smooth out fine lines and counteract the effects of gravity. Next, add a night cream suited to your complexion. If your skin is oily, opt…

Finished with your foodie throwdown? Savannah is anything but tame when the lights go out—for one thing, like New Orleans, parts of it have an open-container law that allows folks to sip in the streets. Here’s where to get your drink on. CHUCK’S BAR Located in a brick building steps from the Savannah River, this gay watering hole draws crowds from the surrounding towns with its regular karaoke nights. 301 W. River St. THE RAIL PUB How could you not love a bar in a 19th-century building that once served as a brothel? Its cheap beer doesn’t hurt either. TheRailPub.com THE WORMHOLE If you want to ditch the historic downtown district in search of a truly local scene, head to this homey joint for stand-up comedy and late-night bites. WormholeBar.com…

LONG FAMED AS a magnet for artists seeking sunny skies, Santa Fe conjures up images of Georgia O’Keefe, flashes of turquoise, and earthen architecture. So it should come as no surprise that the city has the most art galleries and museums per capita in the entire country. Fewer people realize that Santa Fe is as much an adventure sports center as it is a haven for artistic pursuits. Come December, the dusty desert town takes advantage of its sky-high elevation and offers some first-class powder at Ski Santa Fe (SkiSantaFe.com) with none of the insane lift lines endemic to many resort towns. Do a few runs on the beginner’s Santa Fe trail or risk it all on a black diamond, then hunker down at the lodge for a local beer.…

Everyone loves a summer picnic, but nobody likes Aunt Helen’s blasé potato salad. Wake that slop up with a dab of hot sauce. Stock up at Heatonist, a Brooklyn-based retail and Web store that will serve as your summer salsa sommelier. It goes way beyond the basic Tabasco to stock dozens of brands from such far-flung locales as Sasayama, Japan, and Portland, Ore., from mild to hottest. Be like Beyoncétravel with hot sauce in your bag!—and never be caught flavorless again. Heatonist.com MILD MEDIUM HOT HOTTEST…

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