OUTJune - July 2016的目錄

DARNELL L. MOORE In This Issue: Writer, “Pride and Prejudice,” page 58 Bio: Moore is a senior editor and senior correspondent at Mic, where he is the host of The Movement. He is also co-managing editor of The Feminist Wire and writer-in-residence at the Center on African-American Religion, Sexual Politics and Social Justice at Columbia University. He has written for The Guardian, VICE, and Ebony. Twitter: @moore_darnell BENEDICT EVANS In This Issue: Photographer, “The Hit List,” page 68 Bio: An English photographer living in Brooklyn, Evans contributes regularly to Esquire, New York, The Guardian Weekend, ESPN, and Out, and has been recognized with awards by Photo District News and American Photography. He finds inspiration in jazz, architecture, and painting. Instagram: @benedict_evans JEN DOLL In This Issue: Writer, “Destiny’s Child,” page…

“Sometimes your authentic self requires you to wear a pink wig and lip-synch to Mariah Carey.” THE FIRST SENTENCE OF Drag Teen, Jeffery Self’s debut young-adult novel, lays out the book’s mission loud and clear: “This isn’t one of those stories about a heartwarming journey toward accepting my cursed homosexual identity,” explains protagonist JT Barnett, a 17-year-old who lives with his parents in Clearwater, Florida, but has aspirations to more—even though no one in his family has ever left the state or gone to college. “No,” he continues. “First of all, being gay is far from a curse. It’s more like an extra order of fries at Wendy’s because the lady in the window isn’t paying attention while she fills your bag. It’s awesome.” Just like the modern teen,…

From jazz to Westerns, Elvis to Madonna, the 20th century was the American century. Whatever one might say about the U.S. during this surreal political season, the lure of its culture remains as potent as ever. So salute our better selves this July 4 and embrace the good old red, white, and blue with some classic American design. Whether you’re cooking up beans on a campfire in one of Best Made Co.’s enamel mugs or slipping into some classic denim overalls from Carhartt (the 127-year-old family-run Michigan company), there are many ways to be patriotic without being Trump.…

“THE BIGGEST MISCONCEPTION about Hawaiian cuisine is that it’s limited to what’s served at luaus,” says Gerald San Jose, manager of Noreetuh (Noreetuh.com), a Hawaiian-inspired hot spot in New York’s East Village. San Jose is one of a number of players on a mission to prove that there’s a lot more happening on the archipelago than poi, pig roasts, and tiki drinks. Hawaiian food, like the population itself, represents a melting pot, pulling influences from Japan, the Philippines, Korea, and other Pacific Rim nations. Now its finest offerings, already familiar to those on the islands, are going mainstream on the mainland. Take Liholiho Yacht Club (LiholihoYachtClub.com) in San Francisco. Its chef, Ravi Kapur, grew up in Hawaii, and at first glance his menu features some expected island eats. But once…

Roughly 14% of the United States (around 500,000 square miles) is designated as protected land by the National Park Service, a federal trust founded in 1916. And there’s no better time than its centennial celebration to remind yourself that you needn’t travel far to discover America’s immeasurable natural beauty. Here, how and where to do it. —BRANDON PRESSER CLIMB Arches, Utah It’s tough to pick just one of Utah’s five brilliant preserves, as each possesses its own exotic evidence of the millions of years before, when the land was churned by tortuous geological activity. But Arches is our pick for its eponymous buttresses, which fly up toward the sky from the baked terracotta earth—a rock climber’s ultimate dream. Stargazing is an added bonus for those who spend the night after…

Last fall, after mounting a solo show at Joshua Liner Gallery in New York, Bay Area-based artist Libby Black realized that she was in treacherous waters. The lows that follow the highs of producing an exhibition are all too predictable and frighteningly real. To keep herself afloat, she plied her most trusted materials—paper, hot glue, and acrylic paint—and fashioned a Goyard life vest. And thus began the work for her current solo offering at Gallery 16 in San Francisco, “A Light That Never Goes Out.” Black has made a career out of creating her own homespun versions of luxury goods—a life-size 1969 Mercedes 280 SL, a Gucci canoe, and an entire Louis Vuitton store. Those types of facsimiles figure prominently in “A Light That Never Goes Out,” which is anchored…

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“That’s why I feel very tense about the visibility stuff—because people seem to think that retweets and reshares and social media are going to end trans violence.” The first thing you notice about DarkMatter is the lipstick. It’s bold, caked on real thick, defiant. They wear it like a badge or a weapon—like a big “fuck you.” Trans South Asian performers Alok Vaid-Menon and Janani Balasubramanian created DarkMatter in New York, where they’ve appeared at Lincoln Center and hosted sold-out shows at such venues as La MaMa Experimental Theater and the Brooklyn Museum. If the duo had to categorize their work (and really, they’d rather not), they would call it a mix of comedy, poetry, spoken word, fashion, and oral history, or, as they’ve put it, “a kind of collage.”…

WHILE PLANNING my rendezvous with Nick Jonas, I am hell-bent on getting him to do something totally, apocalyptically gay. Comeuppance, I think, for him jamming my social-media feeds with all those sexy photos. I suggest we take a flower-arranging class. His handlers kill that idea. Makeup lesson? Nope. Runway-walking course, in heels? Uh-uh. Nude male life drawing? Not a chance. Antiquing? Wings at Hooters? Getting shitfaced and eating steaks at a strip club? We settle on mini golf. “What did you get up to last night?” I ask him after we meet and shake hands on New York’s West Side Highway, hoping to get the dish on some next-level hotel-room depravity—a dish that is, unfortunately, not on the menu. “I was doing a listening session for my new music,” says…

PROSECCO To arm yourself against the tsunami of bad prosecco out there, remember these two words: Superiore and Cartizze. Prosecco’s governing agency created these designations to highlight the best of the best, wines made according to strict regulations—no mystery additives here! Cartizze is at the very top, produced quite literally at the top of a mountain on a 260-acre plot of land, drawing the best of the Veneto region’s limestone minerality into an elegant sparkler. TRY THIS: Bisol Cru Cartizze Valdobbiadene NV CAVA Before its residents decided to try their hand at bubbly, Catalonia, in northern Spain, was a cork producer for the French. But cava is no Champagne copycat; local grapes Macabeu, Xarello, and Parellada add yeastiness and a toasty hazelnut edge. Perfect for an evening with some cheese…

ROSÉ Mourat Rosé 2015—Loire, France. Pinot noir, cab franc, and negrette. Cherry, watermelon, fresh herbs on the nose. Well-balanced and soft acidity. $17 Maris 2015—Minervois, France. Grenache. Medium-bodied, crisp, refreshing. Strawberries and orange zest. One hundred percent organic and sustainable. Our favorite Languedoc. $15 GLASS: Riedel Vinum Extreme Rosé. $69 (set of two) WHITE Vetriccie 2014—Corsica, Italy. Vermentino. Floral on the nose; hints of jasmine. Bright acidity, citrus, and silky mouthfeel. A staff favorite. $16 Brunn 2013—Kamptal, Austria. Grüner. Sustainable. Velvety, elegant, green apples, stone fruit bright acidity and hints of oak. Delicious! $25 GLASS: Riedel Veritas Riesling. $69 (set of tw0) RED Coturri Young Carignan 2015—Mendocino, Calif. A wonderful new addition to the store. Light, fresh young fruits. No sulfites. One hundred percent natural wine. Must be cheerfully consumed…

The Power of ‘Youth’ Our May 2016 Power Issue cover featured Troye Sivan, and who better to represent the power of the LGBT community in 2016 than someone who made the transition from YouTube personality to mainstream pop artist? Like Power cover stars past, Sivan inhabits a unique space in contemporary LGBT visibility, and his Out interview had the Internet abuzz. While some thought Sivan an “unlikely” cover candidate, his more than 4 million YouTube subscribers can attest that the South African–born Australian singer is plenty recognizable. Sivan’s successful full-length debut album, Blue Neighbourhood, and his single “Youth” (which recently climbed the Billboard Hot 100) prove that he’s got stamina, and we concur with Huffington Post in saluting the young musician for “quickly establishing himself as a queer icon for…

With warm days fast approaching, it’s time to show off all the progress you’ve been making at the gym. But beach and poolside attire need not be limited to the asset-accentuating piece you wear in the water. To make a real summer statement, pair your perfectly snug swim briefs with a loose lightweight sweater, or punch up your more modest trunks with some flashy neon shades. Remember, less clothing doesn’t mean less style. You’ve still got to look good walking to the ice cream truck.…

Michael Urie first grabbed our attention in 2006, when he appeared as cutthroat fashion assistant Marc St. James on Ugly Betty, but he officially stole our hearts as Barbra Streisand’s number 1 fan in the one-man show Buyer & Cellar. The multitalented actor, who has conquered both Broadway (How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying) and talk-show television (Logo’s Cocktails & Classics), emanates a vibrant energy that reflects the quick pace of the New York City he calls home. Between rehearsals for his gig as the host of the Drama Desk Awards on June 5, Urie managed to play one more role for us: a savvy tour guide who knows where to go—and how to get there—during Pride season. 1. HK “I used to go here all the time…

SWEETFIN POKÉ After opening a hit brick-and-mortar shop in Santa Monica, this chain is expanding to become SoCal’s poké joint of choice. Pair its spicy tuna with some house-infused coconut water. SweetfinPoke.com BLUE HAWAII AÇAÍ CAFÉ The San Francisco shop was doing things the aloha way years before poké started trending, serving traditional Hawaiian bowls to lunchtime diners. BlueHawaiiSF.com POKÉWORKS With locations in New York City and Mountain View, Calif., this mini-chain doubles down on umami with add-ons such as hijiki seaweed and sesame seeds. PokeWorks.com…

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…

“When I’m in Jamaica, I’m insulated by class—insulated by the creative class, insulated by economic class—people who’ve traveled, and people who are not homophobic.” Nicole Dennis-Benn and Marlon James are critically acclaimed queer Jamaican writers whose lauded fiction summons the images, smells, vernacular, and tastes of the island country. Jamaica is their home, but they are not ashamed of highlighting its complexities as well as its beauty. James’s Man Booker Prize-winning A Brief History of Seven Killings and Dennis-Benn’s upcoming Here Comes the Sun bring to the fore the inner worlds of their characters. Their books resist the erasure of LGBT life in Jamaica even as the writers elevate the broader culture and politics particular to their native country. Queer and Jamaican may seem to be conflicting identities, and when…

There are few anecdotes from her life that comedian Cameron Esposito keeps offstage. Just two days before she wed her partner, Rhea Butcher, in December, she filmed a stand-up show in her native Chicago, welcoming the sizable audience to her “bachelor party,” as she called it. Topics included everything from menstruation to becoming physically ill the moment she got her marriage license. “If I were a smarter person, I would have spaced it all out so I wasn’t so exhausted,” says the 34-year-old Esposito, whose one-hour special, Marriage Material, aired on NBC’s new streaming service Seeso in March. But, she adds, “It’s a great gift to be able to talk about my life as if it’s normal.” Raised in a conservative household, Esposito attended a Catholic college-prep high school and…

Old-school rock ’n’ roll is having a TV moment. Earlier this year, HBO took us deep into the cocaine-fueled excess of a 1970s record label with its hit series Vinyl. And now Showtime is presenting its portrayal of the lives of a not-quite-in-the-spotlight rock band’s crew in this June’s Roadies. If the premise sounds vaguely Almost Famous–esque, that’s because the show’s creator is Cameron Crowe, the former music journalist whose experience as a fanboy covering the Allman Brothers for Rolling Stone inspired that 2000 Oscar winner. “Cameron is such an authentic man,” says 26-year-old British actress Imogen Poots, who plays Kelly Ann, an idealistic young electrician working for the successful fictional group the Staton-House Band. “He still lives those stories so intimately and can remember them so vividly. He just…

FACED WITH THE CHALLENGE of designing a full look for Out’s first-ever Fashion Vanguard Awards, and without time for a proper fitting, Andrew Morrison knew exactly what to do: create an outfit for himself. “I always tell people,” he says, “if I had an unlimited credit card and just went out to go shopping, I would most likely come back with very little, because there’s not a lot out there for men to wear.” So what would Morrison wear? A splashy rethink of evening attire: an elongated maroon shawl-collar blazer the length of a duster coat, with an attached train. It wowed Out’s panel of six judges at the Los Angeles event, where Morrison went on to beat out his two competitors for the award, sponsored by Lexus, Macy’s, and…

Additive-free, minimally processed, no preservatives…no, we’re not talking about dinner. Natural is the newest watchword in wine, and just as in food, it’s all the rage with the health-conscious set. Mega-batched “industrial” wines can contain all kinds of mystery ingredients (everything from beet sugar to charcoal and the scarily named additive “Mega Purple”), and since wine is not regulated by the FDA, winemakers aren’t required to list them. To fight back against Frankenstein wines, small winemakers have adopted the term to describe their oenological labors of love. Along with eschewing additives, natural wines are small-batch, made using traditional equipment and fermented using the wild yeasts that occur naturally in the winery, contributing to the terroir of the finished product. While it’s not yet an official designation like “organic,” your local…

FROM THE REJECTED PITCH FILES “The four most overrated things in life are champagne, lobster, anal sex, and picnics.” – writer Christopher Hitchens Not sure we’d agree with all of this. But still, for some great sparkling wines that aren’t champagne, head to page 108. THE HIT LIST ANAGRAMS! Clown Hilus (Huw Collins) Marked Tart (DarkMatter) Impersonate SoCo (Cameron Esposito) Mongoose Pit (Imogen Poots) To read about all these awesome people (and more), go to page 68 . RED LETTER DATES October 21: World Champagne Day 2016 (real thing) October 24: World Call-In-Sick Day 2016 (should be a thing) For a cool Champagne flute alternative, see page 107 . 250,033 Number of bottles of Dom Pérignon “P2” 1998 ($379.95 a pop) that could be…

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…

There’s a reason you crave the ocean in the summer. While the sun provides healthy vitamin D, the sea makes your skin look and feel great. Its sand is an excellent exfoliant, and saltwater is packed with nourishing minerals. This natural miracle potion has become the inspiration for cosmetics giants Erno Laszlo and Crème de la Mer, who create products aimed at revitalizing and preserving your complexion even when you’re miles from the shore. Now eco-minded newcomers such as Make, S.W. Basics, and Raffaele Ruberto are adding algae, sea salt, and mud to their skin-care lines to produce similar benefits. Not only are their ingredients sourced organically (you won’t find any fish-killing microbeads here), they also strive to erase years from your face. It’s like having the original fountain of…

Modern life is all about choices: CrossFit or yoga? Cold-pressed or organic? Left swipe or right? But while it’s been one of the most enduring fixtures of a man’s wardrobe, denim didn’t always offer much in the way of variety. There was a time when we were content just settling for one stiff wash to break in. And now? Infinite choices. This season, designers are offering a range of colors and styles to fit whatever mood you’re in: white from Diesel, dark indigo from Louis Vuitton, pale blue from Levi’s, black from BLK DNM. Who says you can’t improve on a classic?…

THE MOVIE PAST teaches us our future. This is true even of forgotten or never-known oddities such as the movie version of Terrence McNally’s Broadway play The Ritz, directed by Richard Lester and now celebrating its 40th anniversary. I found The Ritz—like buried treasure—in a dollar store’s used-DVD bin. Rewatching it triggered my rediscovery of that period in film history when gay subjects were just gaining visibility and mainstream mediamakers were advancing recognition at the same time as the out-front cultural progress of disco. The Ritz is a true oddity—halfway between post-Stonewall self-acceptance and slowly waning public unease. McNally was clever enough to make fun of those positions through his satire set in a New York bathhouse, bringing together both the gay habitué and the befuddled straight viewer. In McNally’s…

After 21 cycles of America’s Next Top Model, many were through with Tyra Banks and her reality competition. Then came Nyle DiMarco, a 6-foot-2 blue-eyed beau who happens to be deaf, a first for the show. “The funny part is, it was never challenging for me,” says the Queens, N.Y.–born model. “I have over 25 deaf family members, and we all use American Sign Language.” DiMarco recently launched ASL App, a concept he pitched during an episode of ANTM. “We just hit 300,000 downloads, a milestone,” he says, adding that he hopes to reach a million. He also founded the Nyle DiMarco Foundation to improve the lives of deaf people through promoting bilingual education. Which doesn’t leave much time for a love life. “Dating is not my priority now,” he…

The year that Rufus Wainwright’s self-titled debut album was released—1998—I was taking a Shakespeare class. On the first day, the professor began by asking, “Why do we record history?” Unsurprisingly, everyone said, “So we don’t repeat our mistakes.” Stiff of spine, he replied, “No, it’s because humans are stupid. We repeat our mistakes all the time. The function of history is to show us where we are.” Now I’m at Maialino, an Italian restaurant in New York City, with Wainwright, talking about Shakespeare and history and the existential trap surrounding Madonna dressing as a clown. At 42, Wainwright is still slim and boyish; his only concession to age is that he’s let his trademark sideburns go gray. He’s a married father but still looks like that foppish, scarf-wearing poet boy…

A meal taken alfresco or a gathering of friends on a sun-dappled terrace is sweet, but the moment is immeasurably enhanced by a perfect pairing. Summer is the urseason to discover new sparkling wines, bright whites, and reds best drunk chilled. Oscar Wilde put it perfectly: “Pleasure without champagne is purely artificial.”…

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