Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – April 7, 2011
Well, it has come to this: The global decline of newspapers has claimed yet another victim, Montreal’s venerable Hour magazine, at least as you’ve known it, which for almost 20 ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – March 31, 2011
Elizabeth Taylor’s stormy love affair with Richard Burton will always be synonymous with Montreal, the city where they first got married, back on March 15, 1964, in suite 810 of ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – March 24, 2011
"I just love it that Stevie is a star!" says David Forest, the Hollywood porn super-agent who began his storied showbiz career managing gay and rock icon Stevie Nicks back ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – March 17, 2011
"I think Charlie Sheen is representative of all straight men right now!" legendary stand-up comic Kate Clinton told me this week. "I love to generalize!" The great Kate Clinton is ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – March 10, 2011
I knew I was in the City of Brotherly Love when I sat on a bar stool in the Venture Inn, a comfy gay neighbourhood watering hole in Philly, when, ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – March 3, 2011
If there is anybody who deserves to die of AIDS, it is the HIV-denialists who after 25 years of solid science still insist that HIV is not the cause of ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – February 24, 2011
"I paid off my student loans by doing all kinds of TV commercials," says Canadian actor and playwright Salvatore Antonio, whose mug you’ve seen all over television, in shows like ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – February 17, 2011
Montreal stock-car racing legend Dick Foley was not just the first Canadian to race in the Daytona 500, back in 1959, but Foley also inadvertently caused the biggest pile-up in ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – February 10, 2011
Canadian entertainer Seth Drabinsky was scared shitless the night he performed a selection of songs from John Cameron Mitchell’s award-winning off-Broadway rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch – in ...Read more →
Three Dollar Bill by Richard Burnett – February 3, 2011
It was one of the greatest entrances of all time: Montreal drag queens Mado Lamotte (so-called when she started her career at Poodles on the Main back in 1987 because ...Read more →