Wire Magazine Issue #32, 2012: Fashion Issue: Underwear Edition

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Wednesday, August 15, 2012 GALLA (Gay & Lesbian Lawyer’s Assn.) Luncheon

MDGLCC/GALLA presents its monthly networking program tailored for attorneys, judges and legal professionals held on the middle Wednesday of each month. Morton’s Steakhouse at 1200 Brickell Avenue. Featured guest will be Julie C. Ferguson, P.A. speaking on "Immigration". Registration 11:30am with luncheon/networking from noon to 1:30 pm.

Cost: MDGLCC members ($35), Potential Members ($50, $10 applied to new MDGLCC membership). Includes seated style lunch limited to 20 persons.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012 Meet & Greet with Jackson Memorial Hospital’s President & Senior Staff

MDGLCC presents a special cocktail reception to meet & greet Jackson Memorial Hospital’s President & Senior Staff and learn about their initiatives and outreach to the LGBT community. City Hall, The Restaurant 2004 Biscayne Blvd., Miami from 4pm-6pm. Free hors d’oeuvres and refreshments.

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EDITOR IN CHIEF’S NOTE BEWARE: YOU COULD LOOSE EVERYTHING! any of us love using popular cloud computing services such as iCloud, Google, Amazon, and DropBox because they are convenient ways to store information “on the cloud” for access from anywhere, for backup, and because they allow us to quickly retrieve information on any device. I particularly like working with my Wire Magazine team and our advertisers using cloud computing because I am always on the run and this allows me to use my iPhone, iPad and MacBook Pro to access all the information I need from anywhere at any time.

Even though cloud computing is a great tool, there is a huge downside that I have been aware of since I started using it. You could lose everything, everywhere! I want all Wire Magazine readers to understand this downside and be aware of the risks of cloud computing that come with all the great benefits. This huge risk became perfectly clear this week when we learned that Mat Honan, tech writer for technology Magazine Wired, was hacked.

The hacker who attacked Mat Honan used his cloud computing accounts to, amongst other things, erase all the data on his iPhone, iPad, and MacBook. Imagine if someone did that to you and you lost all your personal and business information. For me, it would be devastating. There are three key things we all need to be aware of: how was this done, what can we do to protect ourselves, and how to minimize the damage a hacker could cause if we are the victims of such an attack.

Let me start with the simpler and most obvious prevention measure to minimize the damage a hacker could cause if they target you. 1) Back up all your devices (smartphone, tablet, laptop, and computer) once per week into a physical hard drive (not onto the cloud). 2) Physical hard drives also fail, so buy a second hard drive and make a mirror copy of your backup in case one hard drive dies – it does happen! 3) Never, ever use easy to figure out passwords. 4) Get yourself an app on your smartphone that is encrypted to the highest levels and store all your passwords there. Do not store passwords anywhere else, such as on a word file on your computer, in emails, or the cloud. You could also write them down in a physical notebook and place it in your safe with your other valuables. 5) Be aware of the real security holes in any service you use, such as email and cloud computing.

Now let me explain how the hacker was able to get to the point where he could a) use Apple's remote wipe tool to delete all the data from Mat Honan's iPhone, iPad, and MacBook, b) erase his Google account, and c) take over his Twitter page to post racist and homophobic messages. The hacker found Honan's home address and e-mail address online (very easy to do for a lot of people these days). He then contacted Amazon with the mailing address and email and used it to get the last four digits of Honan's credit card number from Amazon. He then called Apple customer support impersonating Honan and used the last 4 digits of the credit card and the billing address to verify his identity and gain access to Honan's iCloud account with a temporary password provided by Apple, and to his .Me account (which is tied to the iCloud account). Honan was using his .Me account as his backup e-mail for his Gmail account, so the hacker was able to take over Honan's Gmail account and to reset the passwords for all of Honan's key accounts that used Gmail, including his personal and business Twitter accounts. Voila! Hacker heaven...

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Rafa Carvajal Publisher/Editor in Chief Associate Publisher Jesse Spencer Associate Editor Antwyone Ingram Design & Production Director Jose Gonzalez Senior Writer James Cubby Columnists Alfredo Barrios Alyn Darnay Dane Steele Green Ken Hunt Dr. Gregg A Pizzi Michael Sasser Kevin Wynn Writers Neil Andrew Frias Staff Photographer Henry Perez Official Photography Studio Image1stmiami.com Photographers Javi Giovanni Luis Santiago Dale Stine Local Advertising advertising@wireweekly.com National Advertising Rep. Rivendell Media | 212.242.6863 Editorial Submissions editorial@wireweekly.com Contact Information Tel: 305.520.WIRE | Fax: 786.272.0123 Email: info@wireweekly.com 1541 Brickell Avenue, #2004, Miami, FL 33129 Wire Magazine is published, produced, and owned by Wire Media Group L.L.C. All Rights Reserved Distributed in Miami, The Beaches, and Fort Lauderdale Cover photo credit: Timoteo

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BY MARIO A. WEIR

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RULE THE SCHOOL: LOOKIN' SICK IN ANY CLIQUE The Over Achiever You know the type: He expertly juggles his role as hall monitor with duties as head of the Straight-Gay Alliance, member of the student council and captain of the fencing team, among his many other activities. For the upstanding student with the stellar extracurricular record and the aspiration to become class president at any cost, Studwear presents its Brandon Brief, a low-rise trunk with front contoured pouch, white waist band, grey piping, and the patented Stud International print in white on the left side. In these briefs, you will get the job done. $36.00. LAJock.com

The Rebel For the breed of juvenile delinquents whose restless alienation finds catharsis in questioning authority (and listening to parentforbidden music riddled with dirty lyrics), Teamm8 presents its Power brief. Made from 95% cotton and 5% elastane, these are the briefs loner Jim Stark, played by James Dean in Rebel Without A Cause would have worn. Sure, the pink brief would have clashed with his red-windbreaker, but he wouldn’t have cared. $29.00.

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The Stoner For the guys that missed Nancy Reagan’s “Just Say No” anti-drug program of the ‘80s, Addicted offers its basic brief made from 95% cotton and 5% spandex. The low cut and snug grip of the brief is badass, but what’s most smoking is the provocative waistband that boldly and unapologetically declares what everyone else in the school already suspected. $31.00. ESCollectionUSA.com

RULE THE SCHOOL: LOOKIN' SICK IN ANY CLIQUE

The Punk For the Harley-riding, leatherbooted, diesel boy with the dark, dangerous looks and cocky sneer, ES Collection offers its Jock-string, made from 95% cotton and 5% spandex with elastic mesh (80% poliamide and 20% spandex) on the side.

The brief offers a superb combination for the H.O.G. who loves his strings but needs a little something to keep his ass riding high even after he comes down from his bike. $62.50. ESCollectionUSA.com

The Prep For the well-coiffed man dressed headto-toe in Ralph Lauren, who says “ugh” about nothing and eschews being within ten feet of anyone who even appears to be homeless, Freedom Reigns presents the sharp-looking Academy brief. Made from 95% cotton and 5% spandex, it’s a sexy low rise brief in Ivy League colors that perfectly fulfill every extrinsic desire of the modern prep: The briefs look good, are sure to win friends, and because they’re a relatively new brand – everyone will die to know where and how you got them. $31.50.

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Sk8ter Boi Hang ten dude in the Love Boxer by ES Collection. Made from 95% cotton and 5% spandex, these fly threads are stupid tight, almost like a second skin. They also feature a little heart printed on the side; what is more dope than that? As if that’s not enough, check out the way awesome fly on the side.

It’s black and contrasts insanely with the sick fabric and buttons. $62.50. ESCollectionUSA.com

The Partier The boys of Teamm8 are getting the party started with the latest version of their Nations brief. Made of soft, stretchy cotton with 5% elastane, its lean cut, simple fly front and vibrant color pallet set against the classic white waistband have made it a popular brief for fun guys who like to live on the edge. And sorry Miley, they’re not just for those who want to “party in the USA.” The brief’s booty is emblazoned with several leading countries names so take your pick and party ‘round the world. $29.00. LAJock.com

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BY ANTWYONE INGRAM

Images Credit: Timoteo

eing sporty, comfortable, and sexy doesn’t always go hand-in-hand, especially for the image conscious athlete, weight lifter, or gym enthusiast. While most men turn to the jock strap or boxer for comfort during activities that require “ventilation,” why should you have to sacrifice a sexy and form fitting brief for the sake of fitness? Timoteo, the Los Angeles based men’s athletic-wear brand, has created the next generation sports brief to accommodate the body while allowing you to look and feel your best.

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TIMATEO'S NEXT GENERATION SPORTS BRIEF

Made from a cotton/spandex blend creating the ultimate in comfort and design, the Timoteo SPORT 2.0 caters to the stylish man who also spends a tremendous amount of time in the gym. The sports brief allows you to reach your full fitness potential while looking good doing it. A new-and-improved version of one of Timoteo’s best-selling collections ever, the SPORT 2.0 epitomizes a sporty brief with personality, available in a myriad of fresh summer colors – something Timoteo Ocampo, Creative Director and Co-Owner of Timoteo, took into consideration from customer’s feedback that were tired of “off-the-shelf underwear with no style.”

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TIMATEO'S NEXT GENERATION SPORTS BRIEF The collection boasts some of the boldest colors of the season in contrasting designs. White against orange & blue trim, royal blue against varsity green trim, black against red and black against striker blue trim in four bold styles: the SUPER LOW, the SCOUT BOXER BRIEF, the best selling ATHLETE JOCK, and the SOCCER JOCK. The high demand collection has already shipped as far as the UK, Russia, Mexico, New Zealand, Australia, and Japan. It is also available at specialty & online retailers in the U.S. Grab a few pairs of your own SPORT 2.0 at Timoteo.net

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SHOPPING BAG UPBEAT UNDERWEAR

ON THE ARTS

BY JAMES CUBBY AUGUST 9 - 15

CONCERTS

The Drive Tour featuring French producer Rock group Def Leppard performs along- College and Toronto duo Electric Youth, side Poison and Lita Ford at the Bank At- along with Anoraak stops by Grand Central August 14 at 10:00 p.m lantic Center. August 9 at 7 p.m.

Comedian and actor Chris Tucker performs stand-up at the Hard Rock Live Hollywood on August 10 at 8 p.m.

Actors’ Playhouse presents Real Men Sing Show Tunes…and play with puppets, an inside glimpse of what it takes to be a man in a modern world, at the Miracle Theatre thru August 12. A world premiere.

2010, exploring the role of the poster in efforts to prevent HIV/AIDS, continues at the Wolfsonian – FIU Museum thru September 2.

The Donkey Show, the celebrated smash hit, recreates a disco-era nightclub on the stage of the Arsht Center thru August 12. Thursday nights are drag nights.

ART

The Wynwood Arts District brings you Second Saturday Art Walk, showcasing the works of local and national artists on August 11, 6 – 11 p.m.

Sammy Figueroa And The Latin Jazz Explosion performs Upstairs at the Van Dyke August 10 at 9 p.m Venezuelan musician, composer, and performer Frank Quintero performs at James L. Knight Center on Augst 11 at 8 p.m.

Design for a Living World, an exhibition that includes works from designers like Mad Cat Theatre Company presents The Isaac Mizrahi and Kate Spade, at Coral EVENT Hamlet Dog and Pony Show, a semi- Gables Museum thru October 26.

Ife-Ile Afro-Cuban Dance Festival takes over the Little Haiti Cultural Arts Center The Dreamchasers Tour features hip-hop musical deconstruction of Hamlet, at The artist Meek Mill at the Fillmore Miami Light Box at Goldman Warehouse thru Graphic Intervention: 25 Years of Inter- with 15 workshops on dance and drumAugust 12.

Beach on August 13 at 7:30 p.m. national AIDS Awareness Posters 1985- ming with a gala performance at 8 p.m.

THEATRE

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THIS WEEK THURSDAY AUGUST 9

PALACE: “Drags Gone Wild” with performances by Tiffany Fantasia and cast!

EROS LOUNGE: Latin Fuego Thursday Sounds by DJ Hans at 4 p.m. nights hosted by Teresita La Caliente.

Shows at 11p.m. Free parking and SCORE: SALVATION: DILF, a tribute $6 Cuba Libres all night long. 8201 to TOM with Canadian DJ/Producer Biscayne Blvd.

Stephan Grondin. Warm up set by DJ Russ C. Doors open at 11 p.m. Free drink MOVA: Happy hour 3 - 9 p.m. Vanity with paid admission until 1 a.m.

Girl Thursdays gives you gorgeous girls & great music by DJ Zehno, $4 Miller TWIST: Happy Hour 2-4-1 with Tommy Lites, $6 Finlandia cocktails, and a free and the locals from 1 - 9 p.m. on Miller Lite when you buy the shot of the everything. MUSCLE BOY Saturdays. week. 1625 Michigan Ave. Incredible beats by DJ Mika. “Never a cover...Always a groove.”

PALACE: Stiletto Nights with fierce drag shows by host Missy Meiyakie and spe- SUNDAY AUGUST 12 cial diva cast members. Show at 6 p.m.

Weekly drink specials all night. 1200 ANGLERS: Great food and delicious Ocean Drive. libations in one of the most beautiful boutique resorts Miami Beach has to offer.

SCORE: Score hosts Pop Fever Thursdays 660 Washington Ave. with beats by DJ Daisy D & AJ Reddy.

Half price drinks from 9 p.m. - 12 a.m. MOVA: Sucia Sundays with DJ Russ C, No cover! 727 Lincoln Road. and sexy go-go dancers. Open bar from 9 - 10 p.m. $3 Threesome Shots, $4 TWIST: Seven different bars, DJ Miller Lites, $5 Red Headed Slut Shots Sushiman, stiff drinks, and beautiful and Herradura, and $6 Finlandia. No dancers. DJ Adora hosts Sabroso in cover.

Bar 5! 2-4-1 Special on everything till 2 a.m. “Never a cover... Always a PALACE: South Beach’s most legendgroove.”1057 Washington Ave. ary drag brunch. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. with two seatings: 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.

FRIDAY AUGUST 10 Performances by Noel Leon. Afterwards, CHA CHA CHA ROOSTER: After the beach check out the Sunday T-Dance with local stop Soiree at the stop the thenew newSoBe SoBe Soiree at Cha the Cha DJs. Rooster at the Lords Hotel with DJ Cha Rooster at the Lords Hotel Wasabi with DJ and $35and pitchers.

Party starts at starts 8 p.m.

Wasabi $35 pitchers.

Party at SCORE: Karaoke night! Doors open at 9 p.m. Upstairs, HIP SUNDAYS, in associaNo cover.

8 p.m.

No cover. tion with Club Boi 2.0, featuring hip-hop, MOVA: Edison Farrow’s HYPE Fridays. house, and R&B beats by DJs Gavin T & Beats by DJ Bryan Zero. $7 Finlandia Diaz from 10 p.m. - 5 a.m. drink specials all night. No cover.

“Where the men go out in South Beach TWIST: 2-4-1 happy hour from 1 - 9 p.m. & the free BBQ at 6 p.m. Afterwards, on Friday nights!”

Pussila’s amateur strip contest. Upstairs PALACE: Drag Madness with fierce DJ Paulie will be working it out on the shows by some of South Beach’s most main dance floor. “Never a cover... spectacular drag performers! Show starts Always a groove.” at 6 p.m.

MONDAY AUGUST 13 SCORE: Penny Back Boyz host one of the hottest parties in South Beach, Filthy KILL YOUR IDOL: Dustin Reffca presGorgeous Fridays, with sounds by inter- ents GLITTER BOX MONDAYS - South national DJ Willy G. P!NK single release Beach’s hottest Monday night party with multiple DJs, sparkling guest appearancparty for “Blow Me (One Last Kiss).” es, DJ Smeejay, DJ FR8-O and Maximus TWIST: Free Happy Hour BBQ at 6 p.m. 3000. $1 PBR, Beer, $2 Jell-O shots, $4 Beats by DJ Scott Mann. Enjoy seven dif- Jack Daniels and $4 Vodka drinks all ferent bars, stiff drinks, beautiful dancers. night! 222 Española Way. “Never a cover... Always a groove.”

MOVA: Weekly SHOUT karaoke party with VJ AJ Reddy. Half priced drinks all SATURDAY AUGUST 11 night long and $5 glasses of wine.

DISCOTEKKA: Waterworks 6.0. Be sure to bring a swimsuit or water-friendly PALACE: Palace Drag Race hosted by attire. Doors open at 11 p.m. 950 NE the audacious Missy Meyakie LePaige with appearances by RuPaul’s Drag Race 2nd Ave. Season 4 contestant, Latrice Royale!

MOVA: Happy Hour 3 - 9 p.m., fol- Absolut open bar from 7-8 p.m. Divas lowed by FLASH Saturdays with the in drag receive $4 Absolut cocktails all hottest music videos and visual entertain- night long! ment by VJ Chris Racine till 3 a.m. $9 Grey Goose cocktails all night.

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TWIST: 2-4-1 Happy Hour from 1 9 p.m. on everything. TWIST presents Keeping It Real Fun With Daisy D. Get ready for ridiculous beats and $5 Jumbo Blue Long Island Iced Teas all night long.

TWIST: Happy Hour 2-4-1 drinks till “Never a cover. Always a groove.”

9 p.m. Then it’s Arrasando hosted by Marco Perez & Nicholas Torres with WEDNESDAY AUGUST 15 beats by house diva Justice Divine. Join Nathan in the Frolic Lounge for signa- EROS LOUNGE: Eros Idol Karaoke at ture mix of Pop and Top 20 & DJ Bryan 8 p.m. Happy Hour 4 - 9 p.m. with $5 Zero’s fab beats on the main dance floor. Long Island Iced Tea all night long. price, followed by Video Freak where you can request your favorite music videos and enjoy $5 vodka cocktails, $7 martinis and $3 beers. No cover.

MOVA: Weekly College Night Wednesdays, hosted by the Penny Back MOVA: Tiffany Fantasia hosts DRAG Boyz. DJ Daisy D will be working the turntables, $5 Finlandia cocktails and BINGO, benefiting the LGBT Visitor’s five Miller Lites for only $15 all night Center. Win amazing prizes courtesy of long. the Miami-Dade Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce! for PALACE: Burlesque Nights, a Feast for Poizon the Eyes, with Noel Leon and Poizon PALACE: “Dine With the Stars” featuring Ivy. Special guest host JC Ventura of TEB TEB a full roster of impersonators and show- Entertainment. Showtime at 7 p.m. stopping performances. Special guest hosts and performances every week, with SCORE: Martini Madness Night. A halfdinner specials starting at $19.95. price Happy Hour runs till 9 p.m.

TUESDAY AUGUST 14

SCORE: Planeta Macho, the hottest Latin Party in Miami Beach, featuring Latin beats by award winner DJ George Ferrero. Amazing shows by Miami’s best female impersonators. Dancers on the 2nd level hosted by Teresita La Caliente.

TWIST: Sean Brady hosts the Sean Brady Show. Karaoke and tons of entertainment all night long. TP Lords and DJ Felix on the main dance floor. 2-4-1 Happy Hour from 1 - 9 p.m. on everything. “Never a cover...Always a groove.”

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Shout! Karaoke Grand Finale

Saturdays

@ MOVA

photos by Henry Perez, Wire Magazine

@ TWIST

photos by Henry Perez, Wire Magazine

Guests enjoyed a fabulous night at TWIST with delicious beats and a crowd that was sure to please.

Enjoy seven different bars, stiff drinks, beautiful dancers, and, of course, the only place where there’s “Never a cover...Always a groove.”

Everybody becomes a star at MOVA’s weekly SHOUT karaoke party with VJ AJ Reddy. Guests tested their vocals and showed off their skills for the grand finale of the talent competition. Congratulations to some fabulous singers!

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