EDGE Columnists
Fame with Bebe Sweetbriar
BeBe Sweetbriar is the Omni Present Drag Chanteuse. As an entertainer and hostess, BeBe can be scene every week hosting and performing at countless events and parties in San Francisco. One of the few drag personalities to sing live while performing, BeBe has literally graced every notable stage in The City, bridging many gay sub-community gaps. She has also been the opening act for Destiny’s Child Kelly Rowland, "Ugly Betty’s" Alec Mapa and comedienne Shirley Q. Liquor. Adding recording artist to her list of performance accomplishments, in 2009 Ms. Sweetbriar released her first dance single and accompanying music video, "Save Me".
Latest Column :: "Taking Risks? No Problem for ’GLEE’s’ Alex Newell "
Grinding the Edge
Steve Weinstein is a contributing writer of EDGE... and has a razor-sharp opinion. Here it is, in all its glory.
Latest Column :: "Can Rutgers University Be Fixed? "
Kilian Melloy
Kilian Melloy reviews media, conducts interviews, and writes commentary for EDGE, where he also serves as Assistant Arts Editor.
Latest Column :: ""Life Hacks""
Mickey Weems
Mickey Weems is currently finishing his PhD dissertation on the circuit at Ohio State. He and his husband are coordinators for Qualia, a conference/festival dedicated to gay folklife. He may be reached at mickeyweems@yahoo.com.
Latest Column :: "Mika Newton: Blessings of the Hard Life"
Talk It Out
Dr. Vince Pellegrino has PhDs in educational theater and drama therapy from New York University and is a board-certified psychotherapist in New York City and Connecticut. He teaches communications at Hofstra University. He is currently working on a book, Gay Communication Game, about "Gayspeak"; an interactive TV program featuring real-time therapy sessions is in development.
Latest Column :: "Top Or Bottom? These Terms Carry Meaning Out of the Bedroom"
The Dating Diet
Anthony Paull is a syndicated columnist, author and filmmaker from Sarasota, Florida. Visit anthonypaull.com for more info.
Latest Column :: "You Like Me. You Really Like Me. "
