Handsome Dick Manitoba, of the world famous Dictators and self proclaimed "global icon", talks about his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame wall and takes us on a personal tour of his favorite pix displayed at his bar, Manitoba's, 99 Ave B, NYC.

Here we learn fitness and exercise routines from Celebrity Fitness Guru Jeff Bell.

Remi combines Northern Italian cuisine with the roamnce and elegance of Venetian design and architecture.

145 W 53rd Street
NY, NY 10019
Phone: 212.581.4242

Go to the Remi website

Here I act out one of my fantasies... to climb a beloved and misunderstood NYC rooftop water tower in a gown! Check out this glorious experience set to a passionate piece of music.

The annual extravaganza that honors the diversity of the GLBT culture and lifestyle.

The New York City Boathouse is an all-volunteer organization that is dedicated to providing access to the Hudson River for everyone. All activities at the boathouse are completely free and are available to the general public. They provide all the equipment and the know-how. The Boathouse curently has three locations on the Hudson River:

• Pier 40 at Houston Street, in Hudson River Park
• Pier 96 at 56th Street
• 72nd Street in Riverside Park

The outrageous, world famous parade, celebrating summer, diversity, Coney Island, and flesh! Come with me as we check out the participants and the crowd.

The current incarnation of the Coney Island Mermaid parade started in 1983. The parade pays homage to the tradition of the Coney Island Mardi Gras parades of the very early 20th century. The Mermaid parade is well-known for extraordinary marine costumes, and for the occasional partial nudity (legal in New York state). Mermaids and sea creatures of every shape and size are represented, and the audience is festive and appreciative.

The official Mermaid Parade web site.

A favorite of Prince, Debbie Harry, the Ramones, pro wrestlers, stylists, drag queens, fetishists, and musicians of all kinds. An East Village mainstay.

"It's not Rock n' Roll if your pants don't hurt!"

Meet Jimmy Webb of Trash and Vaudeville - the sales icon of leopard print, neon, bondage pants, studs, skulls, fabulous-vinyl-tranny-pumps and all things TRULY, classically Punk Rock. Since 1975, Trash is where stars like Iggy, Alice Cooper and Debbie Harry ACTUALLY shop. It's what Hot Topic only dreams it could be…a world famous East Village landmark with authentic, down and dirty Rock n' Roll "savoir faire".

4 St. Marks Place (upstairs), at Third Ave.
212-982-3590
New York, NY, 10003

"It's always about the chucks..."

Jimmy gives us a tour of Vaudeville: the famous Rock n' Roll-tee-shirt-wall, cases of belt-buckles, jewelry and the absolutely extraordinary shoe room, where we meet a budding tranny searching for, and finding, his very first pair of pumps.

4 St. Marks Place (downstairs), at Third Ave.
212-982-3590
New York, NY, 10003

Located in New York City's Lower East Side, this boutique was established in 2005 by fashion designer and former Manhattan Mayhem Roller Derby skater Cecilia Anton. Catering to your rock & roll fashion needs, from Plasmatics t-shirts to those hard to find black stretch jeans; Live Fast carries an array of brands such as Ed Hardy, Stiletto Custom Leather Wear, Vivienne Westwood, Keanan Duffy, Sub-Mission and many other indie designers. Be sure to check out the stunning wall paintings by artist Joe Simko. The Live Fast philosophy is to be impulsive and take risks. It's addictive, says bedazzler and owner Cecilia Anton.

57 Clinton Street (between Stanton and Rivington)
212-228-8863
New York, NY, 10002

It's about...what? Everything. Or nothing in particular.