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Gale Harold

The Glorious Gestalt of Gale Harold

Posted on May 27, 2020December 28, 2020 by helmighippen

Remember Guns ‘n’ Roses? Music in the 80’s had degenerated into synthesized fluff and a morass of pop platitudes that left the remnants of the Rock generation cold https://buff.game/fortnite/. Then suddenly, from nowhere, there they were – hairspray and tattoos and miles and miles of attitude. Black leather and heroin and biceps to die for. And Guitars – actual balls-to-the-wall riffs wailing and screaming and scratching their way into our very souls. Not a synthesizer in sight. Fuck the New Wave – Rock was BACK, baby, all the way.”Welcome to the Jungle” became the anthem of a new generation of Drugs, Sex and Rock ‘n’Roll. That, my friends, was a GESTALT. For one brief moment in time, the planets aligned and all the elements clicked into perfect Harmony and the whole became more than the sum of its parts. It didn’t matter that it didn’t last. Frankly, they should have stopped with one album. They started going to hell the minute Axl stopped teasing his hair. Music was fun and gritty and blues-y like the Stones and the Faces before them. Those of us who enjoyed the torrent of Metal and Grunge that followed owe most of it to G’n’R.

At this point, you’re asking yourself “what has this got to do with Gale Harold?” My answer would be “Everything!” The producers of Queer As Folk have stated that “he fell out of the sky – there’s no other explanation” but I disagree. It was time – more than time – for a Gay Superhero/Anti-Hero and he needed to pull the mainstream, mediocre Middle just a little farther toward the Lascivious Left . If Gays are ever going to have true political representation, full exercise of their civil rights, and the safety and dignity that Middle America takes for granted, they have to lose the stigma of being “different”. The only way that happens is for the Middle to move past its adolescent views of sexuality. The average person must become, in effect, “unshockable” where Gay sex is concerned. That’s a tall order. Where to start?

Well our Gay Hero – let’s call him G.H. for simplicity’s sake – has to appeal to more than just the 10% of the population that happen to be Gay. (I think that number is really LOW. Gay men run the world is my perception, and most people have some kind of homosexual experience. 50% is probably closer, but that’s just my opinion and it belongs in another article.) It’s going to be hard to draw straight men in – they have “issues.” They will, however, tune in if they think it leads to getting lucky. So our G.H. needs to appeal to women. Most social change begins with women anyway, since they raise and educate and socialize most of us, in our early years at least. How do you make a G.H. appeal to women? You make him straight. It may seem a little odd for the feature character in a Gay-themed show to be played by a straight actor, but after all, it is acting… and if you want this G.H. to draw the ladies in, he’d better be unequivocally straight – maybe an ex-construction worker who drives a truck. These aren’t hard and fast rules – Randy Harrison and Peter Paige have lots of female fans – but for sheer volume, the women who watch the show need to lust without reservation. What single woman in this day and age hasn’t had a crush on a guy who turned out to be Gay? Once you’ve been through that, your “GAYdar” gets sharp as a tack to prevent further embarrassment. No, our G.H. definitely needs to be straight. And gorgeous.

Our G.H. has to be comfortable with his role. This is Showtime we’re talking about and Queer As Folk was going to take that “No Limits” tag line all the …

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Golden Gwyneth

Gwyneth

Posted on May 27, 2020 by helmighippen

“Golden Gwyneth” says the magazine cover. Darkened eyes peer at me from under straight bleached hair. I am fascinated. I am repulsed. I wouldn’t say I’m obsessed with this chick, but she definitely bugs me. The first time I saw her, my reaction was typical. Another skinny blonde actress – how original. she seemed such an instant success that I quickly came to loathe her. I had a rule – I would only see her movies if someone was trying to kill her. Interestingly enough, there were several of those. Did Hollywood know? Anyway, a friend dragged me to just such a movie, and I found myself rooting for her at the end. Holy shit! Did I actually like the girl? Ok, radical change in thinking here. It’s happened before . I’m not afraid to admit when I’m wrong. So I saw a couple more of her movies and I found that I liked them. Then I found out she was Blythe Danners daughter. Looks just like her. Blythe Danner had been in a great TV show in the 70’s called “Adams Rib”, where she played a married feminist attorney and had thus had a hand in the formation of my developing feminist sensibilities. (I was about 10 or so.)

Then it began. The Academy Awards where G. wore the dress of my dreams and the hairstyle of my nightmares. She was a hit. She was everywhere. She was goddamed inescapable. The new “It” girl, the magazines proclaimed and galvanized my ambivalence about her very existence. To be perfectly fair, she seems like a nice person and she can definitely be entertaining. If I met her, I’d probably think her a perfectly lovely human being. Personality aside, I think I’m upset more about what she represents than about her actual being. Every minute of my life I think ” I should have been born Gwyneth Paltrow.”

I exaggerate. I told you, I’m not obsessed. Let’s face it though – G. is the ultimate clean white girl. You know the type. A tall W.A.S.P.-y vision fit for boarding schools and board rooms and you just know she took riding lessons. A younger, hipper “lady who lunches”. She dated Ben Affleck and makes movies with Matt Damon. Maybe I do hate her. What I really hate — or rather, resent–is the access that she has and I never did or will have. I used to be young but I was never “fabulous” except in an over-done, drag queen sort of way. Even if I had come from money, I wasn’t tall, wasn’t thin and I never felt “clean”. I didn’t have that smooth white skin that glows rather than perspires. I didn’t learn the unwritten rules of the gentile country club set. It’s the unknown that tortures me. I know that she sees things and goes places and knows things that I really don’t understand because I’m not a part of that culture. The hell of it is that I’m just outside of it. The evidence is everywhere. Gwyneth at the runway shows on the evening news. Gwyneth at a premier in a Magazine. Gwyneth frequents this spa and that designer and was in Madonna’s wedding. And that is the real source of my discomfiture. How can you get on with your life if you know that there is a party going on and you aren’t invited?…

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Growing Green

Growing Green

Posted on May 27, 2020 by helmighippen

My political past is somewhat checkered. When I was 7 years old my parents had me out with them collecting signatures for Wallace. That’s right, George Wallace. I wasn’t old enough to understand what I was doing, but I did develop a love of political involvement. I take my politics seriously.

Being from the South, my heritage was that of working class Democrats. My parents were staunch independents and were somewhat taken aback when I went “backwards” and registered as a Democrat, though they eventually followed my lead and my Mother in particular was a darling of the Democratic fundraisers during the Clinton years. In the last election, all three of us were delegates to our state Democratic convention. It was the most disappointing experience of my life. It was obvious that many of the items we were there to vote on had already been decided in back rooms. There was an air of collusion in the way votes were counted, and it was obvious that some of the decisions announced were not according to the actual vote. The higher in the organization, the less it mattered. It wasn’t a great leap to make the connection that the Powers That Be have things pretty well sewn up long before the national conventions. It’s all theatre.

Long before the vote in the 2000 election, the Big Boys were losing me. I was appalled that Nader and the other Presidential candidates were not allowed to participate in the debates. If your name is on the ballot, you should be allowed to challenge the other candidates. That’s the most basic behavior in a Democracy, and I was stunned when it was limited to the usual players. Imagine what Nader’s percentage of the vote might have been if he had been allowed to challenge George and Al up front!

The election that followed was a nightmare. The Democratic candidate I had worked so hard to promote suddenly started sounding suspiciously like a – dare I say it – Republican! Gore started attacking Hollywood for violence and sex in movies. When did Democrats start championing censorship? Weren’t we supposed to be the party that defends all civil rights, including free speech? He never brought Clinton into the campaign at all, even though we were experiencing the greatest economic boom in history. He seemed embarrassed of Clinton’s sex scandal, which never concerned me in the least. Weren’t we supposed to be enlightened liberals? Weren’t we more concerned with jobs and equality and helping the poor than what consenting adults do behind closed doors?

Then the election itself was a debacle, and Gore didn’t have the killer instinct to stand up to a dynasty of crooks. He never challenged the voting irregularities in Florida. Don’t we get upset anymore when blacks and immigrants are systematically disenfranchised? Not only did Al miss it, but the media didn’t seem to care either. finally the Supreme Court, in the greatest act of cynicism – and possibly treason – since the Warren Commission, stops the re-count! Isn’t the whole idea of democracy to vote and be counted?

So I started looking for answers. I contacted the Libertarians, the Democrats and the Green Parties to see what they had to offer. I still have that feeling that if you don’t vote for one of the big 2, you’re wasting your vote, but I also know that that kind of thinking won’t support change in our society. I still believe in government of the people, by the people and for the people. anyway, my first act was a heartfelt letter to Tom Daschle, pleading for some reassurance that the Democrats still represent progressive idals. No response. Fine.

The Libertarians have some interesting ideas. They believe in personal responsibility. I agree with that. I don’t need government to parent me. They believe in legalizing drugs and using the money wasted in that “war” to …

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Hail Gale

Hail Dionysus, Hail Gale

Posted on May 27, 2020December 26, 2020 by helmighippen

There’s a new Sheriff in town. Well, not really but there’s definitely a new obsession. Queer As Folk, Showtime’s ground-breaking series depicting a slice of modern gay life, has unwittingly created a new icon of American culture. As Brian Kinney–the baddest boy on cable tv– actor Gale Harold has become a phenomenon on the internet. No one expected the cross-over appeal of the show. The creators of the show knew that it would be popular with gay men, but they never expected the tremendous appeal the show has for straight women. They didn’t count on Dionysus.

PictureWe may be living in modern times, but some of the ancient practices are with us whether we know it or not. One practice that reaches us on the most archetypal level is the worship of Dionysus. Once practiced by women in ancient Greece and Rome, revelers would run through the hills drinking, partying and eventually tearing an animal to bits all in the name of the god of wine and orgiastic revelry. Sounds a bit extreme to us in the 21st century, but this ritual is unconsciously mimicked in every rock concert and many dramatic venues. The Dionysian element of fame was not lost on Jim Morrison, who consciously ilmaistapornoa.net acted it out in most aspects of his life, including an early death. (I’m of the opinion that his death was staged, though I doubt he’s still alive at this late date.)

The essence of Dionysus is irrisistibility. His appeal manifests in the obsessive, uncontrolled behavior exhibited such as the reaction of girls at a Beatles concert. He is the eternal youth, always young, always beautiful, notoriously unfaithful even to Aphrodite, the goddess of love. One current example is Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler, possibly the most sex-obsessed man since Lord Byron. He lives and breathes it, even sings about it in some of the most popular songs ever written. He’s not alone. Every boy band, every bad boy actor from James Dean to Ben Affleck, every guy who ever learned to play guitar to get chicks owes his appeal to the Dionysian element of his personae. From Elvis to ‘Nsync, Dionysus will not be denied.Enter Gale.

PictureWhen Cowen and Lipman put the show together, they were focused on the novelty of it’s subject matter. Apparently, Harold was cast at almost the last minute and based on interviews I’ve read, was the only actor they really considered a contender for the role of Brian Kinney. Brian had to be beautiful, cold, and self-possessed. He represents the best and worst of gay male stereotypes – a sexual carnivore in an Armani suit, with no shame and no remorse. His physical and intellectual attributes had to be equally brilliant – he’s in control everywhere, bedroom, board room, dance floor, Ad. agency, hanging with the boys or holding his baby son. Harold portrays all of these qualities admirably.

PictureDescribed by Camille Paglia as a “swashbuckling bitch-king stud” with “both … intoxicating arrogance and … flawless Greek profile”1, Gale Harold is simply stunning. His acting is subtle and intense, portraying a raw sensuality mixed with absolute sophistication. His character’s key conflicts go to the heart of the Dionysian mythos. The beauty aspect is obvious, but the real key is his fear of losing that beauty. Brian is 29-30 years old and worried that he won’t always be the hottest thing on the Ave. Rather than playing this with any sort of insecurity, Gale gives the character an angry edge that makes him more attractive. One of the characters in the show even expresses the idea that he “will always be young and [he] will always be beautiful.” As Dionysus, we demand nothing less of him, and we expect nothing more than complete service to his own appetites. He lives our fantasies. At one point, he drives a jeep through the window of a car dealership because the …

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Making a Hero out of Gale Harold

Posted on May 27, 2020February 4, 2021 by helmighippen

I love the very concept of RAGE: What he stands for as well as the fact that he’s drawn after the most beautiful man in the world,
GALE HAROLD .

I wish someone would interview Gale and tell us what he thinks of being drawn as a Super Hero. Same for Randy Harrison and Hal Sparks, who are JT and Zephyr in the comic book version of QAF. I’m sure that if Gale has even thought about it, he’s a little embarrassed by it. I think it’s the coolest thing in the world. It’s natural for fans to deify their idols. Turning an idol into a Super Hero is such a natural progression, that I can’t believe it hasn’t been done before. (O.K., there was a cartoon in the 70’s that turned Rick Springfield into a Super Hero, but that was a kid’s show and this is a drama, so as far as I’m concerned, it doesn’t count.) Sucuri vs Wordfence: Which Is Worth Your Money? (2021)

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Does CowLip know what they’ve created? Will they actually produce at least one issue of a comic from the art work they’ve featured on the show? A lot of us wish they would. Time will tell.

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Why I love Queer As Folk

Why I love Queer As Folk, Part II

Posted on May 27, 2020 by helmighippen

Full Frontal FRIENDS with better-looking, more talented actors and infinitely cooler storylines. That’s the best description I’ve come up with so far for Queer As Folk. I know it’s a drama – I’ll come back to that later- but in terms of the elements that make the show attractive, I think FRIENDS is the closest you’re going to get on network TV.

The ensemble cast is the obvious comparison, but it comes from more than just one or two principle actors. We feel that the characters on QAF really care about each other. We care about the characters. Most importantly, they’re people we’d like to hang out with in real life. I’ve known several Ted Schmidt’s over the years, and I loved them all dearly. Emmett would be the first person you’d invite to a party. It’s not hard to picture having dinner at Melanie and Lindsey’s place, or even volunteering to watch baby Gus. There has been a cute little Michael type in every comic book store I’ve ever been in – and I’ve been in quite a few. I remember a few Ben’s in college. We’re as in love with the elegant Mr. Kinney as the rest of the Pittsburgh gang is, and Justin… hell, I don’t want to hang with Justin, I want to be Justin, but that’s beside the point . The point is that they’re likeable, in a completely charming and familiar way. (I actually have sort of been Debbie, although my “boys” were musicians – but that’s another story.)

QAF has some notable advantages over FRIENDS. The story lines are intense and compelling, and more than one has created television history. Obviously, there’s the nudity.We’re treated to grapic sex scenes by some truly beautiful men and women on QAF. I love the cast of FRIENDS, but I’ve never wanted to see any of them nude. Once you get past their looks, you’ve got GREAT actors and actresses. QAF has the distinction of having the arguably the most talented ensemble ever assembled. Emmy or no Emmy, I don’t think we’ll see Jennifer Aniston giving QAF-level performances any time soon.

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And speaking of the Emmys, I’m fed up with QAF getting passed over for every award out there. I’ll concede that the writing had a few ups and downs last season, but the cast was rock-solid. On his best day, Martin Sheen never had the range we saw Gale Harold display in the last 3 episodes of Season 2. I make the comparison because The West Wing is my second favorite drama. I’ve always loved Martin Sheen and I thought he richly deserved some of those Emmys and Golden Globes. Let’s look at the end of Season 2. Remember when Brian confronted Justin after the bowling game, when he found out about Ethan? Ever seen Martin Sheen pull off a scene like that? We were terrified, shocked and totally turned on as we watched Brian’s “attack”.

Then there’s the scene done without words, when Justin comes back to the loft after fighting with Ethan. Our hearts broke waching the tears in their eyes. Remember that shit-eating grin on Brian’s face when Justin found him at the Diner with Ethan ? J.R. Ewing would have been proud of such wicked self-satisfaction. And, yes, I’ll admit I’m more than a little biased when it comes to GALE, but have you ever seen an actor say more with his eyes? Have you ever seen anyone cover a range of varied emotions the way Gale does without using words or gestures? He can tell a complete story with a look. He can also do comedy – remember “Officer, I’d be glad to drive these two gentlemen home.” as he falls out of the jeep with a bottle of Jack Daniels in hand? We still laugh about that. Gale doesn’t care about awards, and he’s still a bit taken aback by …

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Why I love Queer As Folk

Why I love Queer As Folk, Part I

Posted on May 27, 2020January 6, 2021 by helmighippen

Why would a woman be interested in a show about a bunch of Gay friends in Pittsburgh? Well, if the engaging characters and intense storylines aren’t enough for you – and they certainly rival any ever presented in TV or film – then the cast certainly will. Queer As Folk may be about gay characters, but those characters are played by some of the most beautiful actors and actresses, both gay and straight, that you’ve ever seen.

In addition to the magnificent Mr. Harold, we have Hal Sparks and Scott Lowell who are also straight and gorgeous. Robert Gant has not disclosed his preference, but he’s so good looking it doesn’t matter – everyone loves him. Randy Harrison and Peter Paige are openly gay, but that hasn’t discouraged their throngs of female fans. After all, Girls love Gay Boys.

Last, but not least, we have Thea and Michelle. Both are straight women playing lesbian characters. If, as a woman, you don’t find these two attractive, you can rest assured that you are most certainly straight . It hasn’t escaped our attention that THEA is the greek word for “GODDESS” and she couldn’t be more aptly named. Michelle is both tough and tender as the more “butch” of the Pittsburgh gang’s newly married couple.

The real strength of the cast is not their attractiveness. It’s their talent. In the first two seasons of Queer As Folk, we’ve been treated to some of the finest acting performances imaginable. If you haven’t see the show, tune it in, rent the tapes or buy the DVD. You owe it to yourself to experience the new era in television programing – an era that shows a side of life never seen before with style, with grace and with PRIDE.…

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The Lion

The Lion

Posted on May 27, 2020 by helmighippen

Jungle teeming, steamy-hot
darkness falls as jungle roars
Lion hungers, stalks his prey
always thirsting, wanting more

Charging limbs of iron pump
steely muscles bulge and flex
growling, screaming satyr
writing nature’s primal text

Noises growing louder now
as through the heat He races
Frenzied Feline possessed of
unearthly evil graces

Perching now he springs and pounces
spoils for all his lusty pride
Ripper strips away the flesh
unleashing what’s inside

He stands and smiles triumphant
the conquest has been made. Amidst
the din of jungle screams, the
Lion turns to leave the stage.

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Have you ever had a meal so rich you felt you didn't deserve it? Or had a sweet friend give true and heartfelt praise you felt you hadn't earned? I dont know how I got here the way has faded in the rain I always thought that my dark life would bloom to soft tea rose Blackberry lips and black smudged eyes attest to what's inside But the superficial flaws have wiped away the path I sought so long. I don't know how I got here I don't have anyone to ask In the middle of the night between the silence and my past I thought to change to grow aright and live a life tea rose

Tea Rose

Posted on May 27, 2020 by helmighippen

Have you ever had a meal so rich you felt
you didn’t deserve it?
Or had a sweet friend give true and heartfelt praise you felt you hadn’t earned?
I dont know how I got here
the way has faded in the rain
I always thought that my dark life would bloom to soft tea rose

Blackberry lips and black smudged eyes
attest to what’s inside
But the superficial flaws have wiped away
the path I sought so long.

I don’t know how I got here
I don’t have anyone to ask
In the middle of the night
between the silence and my past
I thought to change to grow aright
and live a life tea rose

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Men Just want Mommy

Ms.Musings: Glass Ceilings, Glass Slippers: Extended Comments

Posted on May 27, 2020 by helmighippen

Maureen Dowd’s recent article called Men Just want Mommy rattled quite a few cages.

In a stunning act of misogyny, a researcher at University of Michigan has made me excessively relieved that I decided to forego U of M in favor of Wayne State, which was known for its outstanding Psych. Department.

My comments at Ms.Musings were as follows:

“What a ridiculous conclusion to draw from that study. It amazes me when women will take such a misogynist position to gain personal favor in their careers. Aside from the fact that we are so obviously conditioned as men to marry down, and as women to take care of others, the study showed not a difference linked to gender, but to entitlement.

Any human would prefer to be served and pampered than to be challenged. We all like having our own way in things. Men have traditionally achieved more because they traditionally had a support system that career women have not. It’s easier to excel in your career if you don’t have to worry about preparing dinner, clothes to be worn the next day, children to tend, etc. Things only even out when a woman has enough money to hire the services men have traditionally expected to be provided freely and eagerly by a wife. Career women need wives, too. Who doesn’t?

We need to re-envision relationships to include support for the primary earner, or make it easier for women who aren’t wealthy to work and maintain their homes.”

I want to expand on those comments here, since we’ve been on the subject of Matriarchy. Note that the psychologist mentions a man’s interest in assuring that he not be responsible for rearing another man’s offspring. This is the very foundation of Patriarchy. Father Right, and patrilineal inheritance require absolute control of women’s sexuality.

We need look no further than the Old Testament to see this at work. A woman who is raped must either marry her rapist, or be stoned to death with him. (Deuteronomy 22:20-28) Had Mary not convinced Joseph of her divine encounter, she would never have lived to give birth to Jesus. “Honor Killings” and stonings are still performed in primarily Muslim areas, as is genital mutilation of girls to prevent their enjoyment of sex. It’s all about “Who’s your daddy” and it is vile, soul-killing hatred of women’s sexuality.

The Catholics who parade at abortion clinics would rather see a woman die in childbirth than end a pregnancy. They choose what may or may not be life to that which most certainly IS life – that of a living, sentient woman. There’s no logic in that position, only hatred and paranoia. “God forbid” a woman have sex without intending to procreate – though she is uniquely evolved to do so. “God forbid” she conceal sex outside of marriage. “God forbid” she control her own body, without subjugating herself and her womb to her husband and her church.

I submit there is another reason that more intelligent women are less likely to marry. The more intelligent, the more independent a woman is, the less likely she is to subordinate her needs and goals to that of a man. Our culture has failed to produce a generation of men prepared to be partners to women who do not consider themselves vessels and servants.

The articles above cite two new movies which have male leads falling for women who speak other languages. In Love Actually, Colin Firth portrays a writer who finds that his significant other is cheating on him, so he goes of to the Continent to finish a book he is working on. He falls in love with a young girl who keeps his house. They cannot communicate beyond the most basic expression of needs.

So what is it that he loves? What is it that she loves? We see a lingering shot of her in her underwear, …

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