The Many Hatted Man: An Interview With Adam Guerino
by: In Our Words and OutLoud Chicago Staff Your blog Serial Dater was one of our first, and longest, columns we had on In Our Words. For our readers, what […]
Category Archives: Nightlife
We’re Not Really Going To Kill The Heckler: A Defense of Crass Humor
by: Mariann Devlin I’m hard to offend. Even when I do draw the line between funny and not-funny, it’s usually on account of the joke being tired and unoriginal, not […]
Your Phone is a Terrible Wingman
by: Zach Stafford I often find myself complaining about the status of dating for 20-somethings. I blame that attitude on my parents. Growing up, I heard stories from older folks […]
Colonic Unrest: The Filthy Consequences of Doorless Stalls
by: Patrick Gill I, with some frequency, go to Boystown bars. I also, with greater frequency, have to evacuate my colon, and do so in toilets. I like to make […]
Rapey Pickup Artists: Analysis Of A Field Report
by: Clarisse Thorn Note: This piece was originally featured on the author’s blog and was reposted with permission. You can find the original here. When I wrote my awesome book […]
For the Love of Beats, Ass and Self
by: Patrick Gill For those reading this that don’t know what bounce music is, it is an energetic and celebratory music devoted to dancing and the ass. It’s sexual. It’s […]
How To Fall In Love With Chicago
by: Nico Lang You will move here and not know anyone. Everything will look big to you, even the vomit on the sidewalk will look bigger than any vomit you’ve […]
Wang’s, Chicago Gay Bar, Investigated Over Reports That It Bans Women During Busiest Hours
by: Joseph Erbentraut Note: This article was originally featured on the Huffington Post and was reposted with permission. You can find the original here. A gay bar in Chicago’s LGBT-centric […]
Ladies of the Night: How a Few Fierce Women Are Revolutionizing the LA Club Scene
by: Alexandra Le Tellier Note: This piece was originally featured on the LA Times, Metromix and the author’s website. You can also read it on her site here. Shereen Arazm, a […]
