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Dancing Through the Heartbreak

By Chris Azzopardi Photos: Damon Baker

Listening to his new album, you wouldn’t know yeah, there’s a place to dance.

Jake Shears went through a pandemic breakup.

After all, he doesn’t process his personal hardships Collaboration has been a significant aspect through his music, Shears admitted to me during of your career. What do you value most about our recent interview. collaborative experiences and how do they influence your creative process?

And so “Last Man Dancing,” his second solo I don’t make anything by myself. I get seeds of release after his 2018 self-titled album, is a “party ideas. I’ll do some writing. I’ll get concepts, but the album through and through,” he says. This, then, joy of making music is the joy of hanging out with is a Shears LP down to its deeply disco-heavy somebody else that you like and doing something core, rooted in the glittery glam-pop sounds of with them. Cheever, Boys Noize, Vaughn Oliver the Scissor Sisters (which, by the way, haven’t and Ryland Blackinton — we all are just great totally disbanded, though they are on a very long friends. We just love working together. So there’s indefinite hiatus — Shears spoke on that in our fun happening while we’re making music and interview, too). The Scissor Sisters made Shears, geeking out on stuff. It’s a great hang and it’s the band’s frontman, a gay icon almost 20 years super fun. You build something together and ago when the quartet’s self-titled 2004 debut there’s payoffs. Cheever and I wrote “Diamonds embraced the kind of unabashed queerness we’ve Don’t Burn.” I was literally doing vocals in his now come to expect from LGBTQ+ artists.

3-year-old’s nursery when she was at school.

Shears, whose look has gone from twink to daddy What was going on in your life when you wrote (is there a 44-year-old gay man who can’t relate?), these songs? tells me he watches up-and-coming queer artists It’s kind of all over the place. There was nothing with great admiration. But without Shears, it’s hard too personal, although my boyfriend and I broke to imagine what their careers might look like — up in the summer of 2020. I was just absolutely could they be as freely expressive if he wasn’t devastated, and it took me two years to get over leading the way in feather-adorned leather pants it. I’ve never been so heartbroken, but I had no or that bare-chested suspenders look he favored? desire to put that into the music. I wanted to put Even for a generation of LGBTQ+ people who the good times into it and the joy and the fun that I aren’t musicians (including yours truly), Shears was having, especially when stuff started opening made celebrating ourselves easier by always back up, when New Orleans sort of came alive outwardly celebrating himself. again and we could all get together. That was what I wanted to infuse into it, the fun that I was having With “Last Man Dancing,” I always appreciate as well. But yeah, that was a super rough moment. when you have a new album out because so A breakup in the middle of lockdown is just not fun. much of my experience is rooted in your music.

Thank you. I get excited about it too.

So many artists write best when they’re heartbroken, and so the fact that you didn’t And this is cool because it’s an all out party. take advantage of that musically and went in I was like, where are the Jake ballads? And it kept playing and I’m like, OK, I guess I’m just supposed to dance the whole time.

Yeah, they don’t come. It was an idea that I had when I had half of the songs written for this and the album was taking shape, and then I was like, “What if it just doesn’t stop?” And there’s a halfway point to the record, so I put it in two parts — but what if it just keeps going and literally the second half doesn’t stop; there’s no stops between the tracks. It’s definitely a party record with a lot of different influences going on.

I read that a lot of the vibe of the album was influenced by your parties, specifically ones you’ve had in New Orleans, which made me feel like I had missed out on a lot of good Jake Shears parties.

Oh god, they’re still going to go on and on. My house there is very special and it’s very central.

It’s a couple blocks out of the [French] Quarter.

It’s really nice. It’s not fancy, but it’s super cozy and vibe-y and there’s loads of books and there’s record players everywhere and great art and,

then there’s the new kids I’ve become friends with, like Jake Wesley Rogers, who I love so much. It’s just been really amazing watching him blossom. It’s also really interesting because he has a completely different experience in what he is doing. I mean, he’s on TikTok all day long. It’s so strange. To me, I just think it’s weird. I think it’s unnatural, and I don’t ever really want to do that.

But if the kids want to do it, then have at it. So listen, I can feel like an absolute grumpy old man, but I also don’t feel like an old man yet. So I don’t know. I’m going to be 45 this year, which is just crazy. I don’t know how I’m going to feel at 45. I’m so proud of everything I’ve done, and so I feel so lucky and fortunate with my career and I’ve been able to do all this stuff and then at the same time I’m like, “Am I going to have a family? Who’s going to look after me when I start losing my marbles?”

I plan on living on a “Golden Girls”-style compound with all of my queer friends, and we the opposite direction is really interesting — will just all take care of each other. We’re going maybe making a dance album was, for you, to help each other keep our marbles. the catharsis?

It’s what’s happened in New Orleans. All my best It is, and also, I’m just the opposite. If I’m having friends have moved down there. When I’m down a bad day and if I’m not feeling good and if I’m there now, it’s just loads of family around. Although feeling depressed, I don’t want to write, I don’t the other day I held a baby and burst into tears, so make myself write, I don’t feel like working on I’m just like, “What?” creative stuff. I really only like to work creatively if I’m feeling good, if I’m feeling healthy, if my brain So maybe you were meant to be a real daddy. feels good. I’m not one of those people that makes I don’t know, though. I just feel like it’s a new phase lemons into lemonade, necessarily. of life. I definitely want to just keep working. Now, another musician friend of mine who’s putting out Even now, you’re still addressing themes of a record next month, we had about an hour on self-acceptance, love and empowerment. How FaceTime last week, and he’s going to be 50, and do you think your work from Scissor Sisters he was just like, “We can’t do this forever.” It’s like, and beyond has contributed to the broader “We got to do it now,” and I agree. conversation surrounding LGBTQ+ rights and representation?

Next year is the 20th anniversary of Scissor It was a funny, old world in 2003, and it is in 2023. Sisters’ debut album. I know you get this I do think that we are in a better spot in so many question all the time about a reunion, and ways. It’s such a big conversation. I feel like it based on what I’ve read, you’re very open to was such a different world then; we didn’t have it. So if you’re very open to it, why hasn’t it social media and we weren’t communicating the happened yet? same way that we are now. I would never want I don’t know. I think I want everybody to be down to go through what I did then, now. Just having and ready and stoked if that was ever to happen. that spotlight, everybody can so easily just get I definitely don’t want to be twisting anybody’s amplified unwillingly in one moment, and I liked arm. Not that that’s happening, but yeah, it would that world better. be nice. I think it would be really fun, and I think I hope that I opened up some doors and pathways it would be great. So yeah, you never know. as I feel like people did for me who came before Stranger things have happened. me, and it’s nice to see queerness being celebrated in mainstream culture and risks still being taken.

I also find some of it to be… I’m really going to have a really hard time getting to my point. I think there’s been a lot of inauthentic allyship. Look at Chris Azzopardi is the Editorial Director of Pride the Dodgers right now.

Source Media Group and Q Syndicate, the national LGBTQ+ wire service. He has interviewed Do you see that same kind of inauthentic a multitude of superstars, including Cher, Meryl allyship in music?

Streep, Mariah Carey and Beyoncé. His work has Not necessarily. No. I see a wide breadth of artists also appeared in The New York Times, Vanity Fair, being listened to and adored and these artists GQ and Billboard. Reach him via Twitter taking risks. Just seeing Anohni put out a record @chrisazzopardi. or announce an album was really exciting. But

By Mikkel Hyldebrandt

This year’s 4th of July celebration comes at a time of political and social unrest, that may not have everyone feeling all that red, white, and blue.

We asked community leaders and personalities about how they feel about Independence Day and how they celebrate.

Roger Rutkowski Founder of the Socializer’s Club Margaret Thatcher summed it up best when she said ‘Europe was created by history. America was created by philosophy.’ As we celebrate the birth of this great nation, we must always reflect on the principles on which it was founded.

Our unalienable rights: Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Jon Dean Owner of WUSSY Mag The idea of Independence Day is as fictitious as the 1996 alien invasion movie starring Will Smith. We do have a lot to be grateful for this year though – Britney is free, and we are all free of Pat Robertson (she died). I’ll celebrate when Cop City is shut down!

TAYLOR ALXNDR Drag Entertainer and Showgirl Personally, I have never truly celebrated the Fourth of July for the reasons of the holiday. As someone who is a marginalized person of various identities, celebrating the Fourth of July has never felt deserved or possible. Typically, I spend the fourth with friends and family enjoying space with each other and sharing food and quality time. I think especially after this year’s Pride month and having dealt with so much discrimination through legislation, I will use the Fourth of July as another moment for rest and community.

Vicki Powell DJ (Deep South ATL) Honestly, I’m not feeling super patriotic with everything going on right now, so for me it’s a time to gather with my close friends and chosen family to celebrate and fight for our community. As a true defender and patriot of the forest, and in the memory of Tortuguita, I stand with the fight to end police brutality and against Cop City to protect America’s largest urban forest in my beloved Atlanta, Georgia – a black city with black leadership.

Bentley Hudgins (SHI) (they/them) Organizer, Strategist, and Performer

“As a Japanese-American and queer person, I find days like July 4th difficult. I am not blindly proud of America. We have a history marred by genocide, racism and capitalism- but we also are full of people who have been fighting against injustice as well.

On this Independence Day, I will be resting in the legacy of freedom fighters like Malcolm X, Yuri Kochiyama, and so many more in this country, who organized to bring Justice. I will be uplifting the Stop Cop City referendum campaign, the work to protect the Okefenokee Swamp from mining companies, and the need to close the Atlanta City Detention Center. What gives me hope for the future is the countless organizers, artists, strategists and neighbors who have a strong vision of what America could and should be.”

Stacy Brown President, For The Kid In All of Us “I spend my 4th of July each year with family and friends! We get up early and watch the Peachtree Road Race and cheer on my partner as he runs by. Later, we go to a friend’s cookout, and catch the fireworks as they illuminate the wonderful city of Atlanta!”

Chris McCain

Executive Director, Atlanta Pride Committee

“This Fourth of July doesn’t feel so celebratory to many of us. Across the country, and right here in Georgia, our freedoms and rights as LGBTQ+ people are under attack. This Independence Day, I’ll be reflecting on the many LGBTQ+ pioneers who fought hard and paved the way for our community. And whose work we must continue—especially now.”

Pride Journey: Provincetown

By Joey Amato Photo courtesy of Provincetown Tourism

I think it’s safe to say that I found my new biking is also common if you prefer. happy place. I had visited Provincetown, The staff at Foxberry Inn was lovely Massachusetts once before during the and quite attractive, which is always winter season and even then, I enjoyed an added bonus. My corner room my time there. Of course, P-Town is came complete with a water view as much slower during the colder months well as a separate seating area and than it was during my most recent visit, balcony to enjoy some morning coffee. but I still enjoyed the small-town charm of this iconic coastal destination. Each morning the staff prepared a delicious hot breakfast, which is included Provincetown is one of the most LGBTQ- in the price of the room. The breakfast friendly destinations in the country, burrito was definitely my favorite and if not the world. From the moment possibly one of the best I’ve ever had you arrive by ferry or by car, you are in recent memory. Every afternoon, quickly transported into a rainbow guests are welcome to enjoy freshly oasis which makes it seems as if you baked cookies and a hot beverage are on an island where you are free to if they desire in the common area. express yourself in any way you please.

One of Provincetown’s most famous As soon as I stepped foot off the Bay attractions is not a physical attraction; it’s State Cruise Company ferry from a dance. More specifically, a tea-dance.

Boston, I checked in to the Foxberry The concept of a tea-dance began in Inn, a beautiful property located less New York in the 1960s. Gay men would than a mile from the heart of P-Town. meet at off-the-beaten path locations Most of the destination is walkable, but around New York City on a Sunday

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afternoon and enjoy tea, as it was company, now in its 76th year in business, illegal to serve alcohol to people known brings guests through the rolling dunes to be gay. How times have changed! to various picturesque vantage points.

These tea-dances quickly spread around Spend the afternoon strolling around the country and today, the weekly tea- the town and exploring the dozens dances held at Boatslip Resort have of boutiques and art galleries along become legendary. The waterfront Commercial Street. A bit further away property features a large outdoor deck is the Provincetown Art Association & plus an indoor section with multiple bars Museum, a space housing a collection and plenty of room for dancing. The of works by artists from the Cape. The drinks are a bit more expensive than I am organization was originally established in used to coming from the Midwest, but the 1914 so it’s a great place to learn about pours were heavy, so it balanced out. My the cultural history of this destination. guest Michael and I sipped our cocktails while grooving to the sounds of Sylvester, If you are in the mood for some Donna Summer, and Chic. The people exercise, journey to the top of watching alone was worth the visit. The Pilgrim Monument, a 252-foot structure built to commemorate the After the dance, walk over to Liz’s Café, Pilgrims’ first landing. Since many of just a few blocks away. The quaint the properties in the town don’t offer restaurant gives off an island resort fitness centers on property, visitors vibe and the food didn’t disappoint can purchase a day pass and workout either. We both began our meal with with the locals at Mussel Beach the ceviche containing a variety of fresh Health Club or Provincetown Gym. fish served with homemade tortilla chips and followed that up with the pan seared P-Town is home to under 4,000 full-time cod prepared in a mouthwatering broth. residents, however this number swells to over 60,000 during the peak summer If you are in the mood for some after months. If you aren’t a fan of huge crowds, dinner drinks and entertainment, I would recommend visiting during the head to Provincetown Brewery Co. or shoulder season. This may also be a the Post Office Café & Cabaret for the more budget-friendly time to travel as Anita Cocktail Variety Hour. Hosted of daily room prices tend to decrease. course by non-other than Anita Cocktail, the hour-long show also features For your final dinner in Provincetown, performances by cast members Jona go to Café Heaven and begin your meal Williams, Abby Cummings, and Raquel with their delicious Lobstertini made with Blake. My favorite part of the show was lobster salad served atop an avocado and when Anita Cocktail sang live, something tomato salad tossed in a citrus vinaigrette.

I rarely see drag performers do. This was one of my favorite culinary treats of this vacation as the vinaigrette Keep the party going at Atlantic complimented the sweetness of the House, or A-House as the locals call lobster perfectly. Michael and I decided it. This is the only dance club which to share the Provincetown Bouillabaisse operates for the entire year as some for our main entrée. It tasted similar establishments shut down during the to a classic bouillabaisse, with the winter months. The complex consists exception of linguica which is a nod of different rooms including Little to P-Town’s Portuguese heritage.

Bar, The Macho Bar, Provincetown’s original leather bar as well as the Big Provincetown is an all-in-one Room where people go to dance. destination, meaning there is something for everyone. Whether you choose to Wake up early the next morning and party or just relax on the beach, you will head to Boy Beach, which is located find your tribe in P-Town. close to the Foxberry Inn or jump on Art’s Learn more about P-Town at Dune Tours to explore the Cape Cod National Seashore. Access to this area ptowntourism.com is seasonal and only authorized vehicles are allowed to operate in the park. The

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