Daughters of Joy! Cinema Soiree- June 14th, Montreal QC

I'm so excited and honoured to present my experimental film evening as a special event at The St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival! ONE-NIGHT-ONLY!

DAUGHTERS OF JOY! CINEMA SOIREE
An evening of experimental video, film and audio about sex.

Curated by: Amber Goodwyn
Co-presented by: The St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival and Lickety Split smut zine with the support of Double Negative Collective
Work by: Jackie Gallant & Dayna Macleod, Elin Gustafson, Nicole Koschmann, La Mathilde, Terryll Loffler, Shana Macdonald, Peter Miller, Kathleen K-R, Anita Schoepp and Scott Stark
Magazines by: Lickety Split smut zine
When: June 14th at The Green Room (5390 St-Laurent), 7pm, Montreal, Quebec
Run time: 60 minutes
Pay-what-you-can!

Lascivious, libidinous and salacious artists cum together for an evening of sexy, experimental cinema! ‘You can watch’ as different, brave artists expose radical suggestions regarding the nature of difference and desire and the conjoining of sexuality/gender/eroticism. Cream yourself over forthright, frank depictions of the bodies’ invisible truths!

These artists ask: when you’re feeling hot, do you reach for your lover, your vibrator or your camera? Who we are or aren’t fucking isn’t as interesting how we’re doing it: with cameras, microphones and media helping us along to our bliss. Young girls experiment by video-recording newly acquired gestures and curves, straight men stare into the sun analyzing the rippling terrain of the vulva, solo-adventurers fuck themselves to dazzling heights with the camera on, while others deconstruct popular media’s groping motions with glee. The western world is a dizzy spin, saturated with sexy advertisements, Internet porn and sticky loads of technology infringing on our schedules, workplaces and private life, and when it comes to sex, you’re either with them or against them…or at the very least humping their leg.

For more info, check out:
www.myspace.com/daughtersofjoyfestival

Lickety Split will be at the Montreal Anarchist Bookfair this weekend!

OPENING EVENT OF THE 8TH MONTREAL ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR
Anarchist Cabaret!

Friday, May 18, 8 p.m.
Anarchist Cabaret: A benefit for the 8th annual Montreal Anarchist
Bookfair
Main Hall, 5390 St. Laurent
$5-7 suggested

With: Please Don't Put Charles on the Money, On Bodies, Marni and
Melissa,
Sarah Mangle, Paula Belina, Amal El Masri, Benoit Tremblay, Anartchy
Marchy

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Montreal's 8th Annual
ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR
Saturday, May 19, 2007, 10am-6pm
2515 rue Delisle
(near Lionel-Groulx metro)
MONTREAL, QUEBEC
Free! Welcome to all.
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Mainspace and 1st floor rooms are wheelchair accessible.
The bookfair is a child-friendly event. Bring your kids!
Free childcare on-site. Kids and Parents Activities.

** The largest anarchist event in North America
** Part of the month-long Festival of Anarchy

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SATURDAY: BOOKFAIR!
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This is the big day; some highlights:

* Booksellers, Distributors and Vendors: The heart of the bookfair is
the
main auditorium on May 19, 2007, which will include booksellers,
distributors, independent presses and political groups from all over
Montreal, Quebec and North America, and abroad.

* Film Festival (Room 202): A variety of feature length and short
films.

* Art Exhibits: The Bookfair is showing diverse works by artists from
Montreal and elsewhere, focusing on issues close to anarchists and
exploring themes of autonomy. The works can be found in the hallways of
the first, second and third floors and on the stage in the Main Hall.

* Introductory Workshops to Anarchism (Rooms 302 and 305)

* KIDZ PROGRAM!
A programme of activities for children and their parents
* Arts & Crafts * Sports and Games * Childcare room *

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FOLLOWED BY: SUNDAY, MAY 20th --
Day of Anarchist Presentations and Workshops

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FESTIVAL OF ANARCHY
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The Festival of Anarchy continues after the bookfair. For a complete
listing of events, consult:
http://anarchistbookfair.ca

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info@anarchistbookfair.ca
514-859-9090
http://anarchistbookfair.ca

Cum to our dance party May 11th!

May 11th, 10 pm
Zoobizarre, 6388 St-Hubert, metro Beaubien
$5 or pay-what-you-can

This benefit dance party is for the CKUT Audio Smut radio show (www.ckut.ca)sos that we can get some archiving and promotion going on at the Montreal Anarchist Bookfair and such.

Mucho DJs will be present and representing such as Andy Williams, Backdoor and Julie D and there will be an opportunity to make on-the-spot-radio with our Sexy Q & A Radio Booth! Cum prepared or just cum.

The Good For Her Feminist Porn Awards & 10th Anniversary party

Friday June 1, 2007
Gladstone Hotel |1214 Queen Street West | Toronto, ON
8 pm, $15

Come celebrate porn that’s hot and feminist as we salute10 years of great sex (toys) with performances, surprise guests, giveaways and, of course, feminist porn!

Hosted by Trey Anthony (‘da Kink in my Hair, 'dat girl 'sho is funny!). www.treyanthony.com

Featuring the UK’s first female porn director Anna Span (Anna’s Mates, Pound a Punnet). http://www.annaspansdiary.com/index_intro.php


Simone Valentino, star of Afrodite Superstar, the first erotic film directed by a woman of colour, designed for couples of colour. http://www.candidaroyalle.com/afro/afro.html

Shine Louise Houston, director of “the hottest lesbian porn ever made” (Crash Pad, Superfreak, Wild Kingdom) www.pinkwhite.biz

Peggy Comstock, of award-winning Comstock Films, creators of “documentary-porn”, featuring real people, real life, real sex (Xana and Dax, Marie and Jack, Matt and Damon). http://www.comstockfilms.com/


...and pleeenty more. Stay tuned for more info at www.goodforher.com/feministpornawards .

AN ALL QUEER BLACK PUNK LINE-UP

THE NEW BLOODS
PURPLE RHINESTONE EAGLE
ANNA DIALLO

STE EMILIE SKILLSHARE 3942 STE.EMILIE (Metro St. Henri)
Friday May 4th doors at 8pm
SUGGESTED DONATION 5$

For every of colour punk kid who couldn't connect with riot grrrl.
For every of colour punk kid who got caught being queer in bathroom stalls.
For every punk kid who got made fun of for rockin' neon pink mini
skirts, hoop earrings and hairwraps.
For every punk kid who is brown, black, mixed race, yellow, red, desi,
African, Indigenous, First Nations, Inuit, Métis, Caribbean, Latin
American, Asian, East Asian, Middle Eastern, South Asian, Aboriginal,
non-white, non-European, (e)raced, (in)visible minority.
For every of colour punk kid who got told that they were doin' some
white shit…cuz we know that tattoos, piercings, dreadlocks, mohalks
and hardcore belong to people of colour.
For every of colour X-punk kid who can't fkkn deal with going to punk
shows anymore cuz of racism, homophobia, transphobia, fatphobia,
Adbuster style classim/sexism.

Cuz WE WANT OUR MUSIC BACK!!! PLAY THAT PUNK RAGGAE

(this show is open to people of colour only please)

Voices of Resistance: Muslim Women on War Faith, & Sexuality

Saturday April 21st, 7pm
York Amphitheatre (EV 1.615)
Concordia University
1515 St. Catherine St. West.

Wheelchair Accessible –
Free ASL interpretation & Childcare available with
48hr advance request


With readings and discussion by contributors, Shadi
Eskandani and Nuzhat Abbas, followed by a book
signing.

Edited by Sarah Husain, Voices of Resistance is a
groundbreaking collection that explodes current
contentions about Muslim identity, gender, war, and
citizenship. Muslims—literally, "people of the
book"—must seek knowledge wherever and however they
can. As the prophet Mohammed sat in a cave of Mount
Hira, the first command he received from the angel
Gabriel was "Iqra!—Read!" The Quran instructs that
obtaining knowledge is integral to one's spiritual
practices.

Hailing from Yemen, Iran, Palestine, Afghanistan,
Kashmir, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Malaysia,
Thailand, China, Canada, and the United States, the
contributors to Voices of Resistance also insist on a
politics and spirituality that command knowledge—but
not dusty facts fixed long ago. They demand knowledge
that is fluid, contextually engaged, and dynamic. And
in their pursuit, they are sharing wisdom of their
own. They engage in conversation concerning their
bodies and their communities and share compelling
stories: a woman mourns the death of a cousin killed
in a suicide bombing; a transsexual man remembers with
fondness the donning of the veil he no longer wears; a
woman confronts sexism and hypocrisy on a pilgrimage
to Saudi Arabia; several experience being judged on
the basis of skin color and political and religious
affiliation that is far more blatant and ubiquitous
since the September 11 attacks.

Praise for Voices of Resistance:

"A beautifully crafted testament to the courage,
reflexivity, and spirit of Muslim women's resistance
to the injustices and violence of wars from Palestine
to the U.S."
—Chandra Talpade Mohanty, professor of Women's
Studies, Syracuse University, and author of Feminism
without Borders

"I loved Voices of Resistance. It was fun, it was
funny, it was profound, it was deep, it was
frightening, it was awesome, it was an opening. I
could not put it down."
—Dr. Amina Wadud, professor of Islamic Studies and
author of Inside the Gender Jihad

About the Readers:

Nuzhat Abbas is a writer based in Toronto, Canada .
She was born in Zanzibar , educated in Karachi and
immigrated to Canada in 1981. On receiving Canadian
citizenship, she promptly left to work in Spain,
Turkey , and the UK , and later studied for several
years in the US. She returned to Toronto in 1999 and
since then, she has published literary non-fiction,
reviews and poetry in Fuse ,THIS magazine, CV2,
Herizons ,the Globe and Mail as well as Znak (in
Poland). At present she is working on a novel as well
as a book of essays about Zanzibar . She has taught
literature at Ryerson, OCAD and George Brown College
and currently works as an educator and consultant on
anti-oppression, human rights and equity issues.


Shadi Eskandani was born in Tehran, Iran , in 1978, a
few months before the Islamic Revolution. She spent
her formative years in Tehran until her family's
emigration to Canada in 1987. Shadi has completed a
Masters degree in social anthropology, and is pursuing
a degree in education. She works for an education
support program for youth in a marginalized community
in Toronto , and spends the rest of her time writing.
Shadi is currently working on publishing a collection
of her poetry.

This event is co-presented by QPIRG (Concordia &
McGill), the 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy, the
Concordia Co-op Bookstore, and the Simone de Beauvoir
Institute.

For more information, or to request ASL or Childcare
(up to 48 hrs prior) for the event, contact the:
2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy
2110 Mackay (metro Guy-Concordia)
tel: 514-848-2424 ext. 7431
-- 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy 2110 Mackay (metro Guy-Concordia) tel: 514-848-2424 ext. 7431

SUBVERSIONS LAUNCH / END OF YEAR PARTY

SUBVERSIONS LAUNCH / END OF YEAR PARTY:
Why: Come celebrate the launch of the 2007 edition of Subversions: The
Journal of Gender and Sexuality AND the Concordia Women's Studies Student
Association End of Year Party, as well as the kick off of the STUDY IN
ACTION: Undergraduate Conference.

Where: La Centrale
4296 Boulevard Saint-Laurent
http://www.lacentrale.org

When: Friday April 27th, 2007
8pm-1am

Cost: $5 (includes a copy of Subversions!)
No one turned away.

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What is Subversions?

SUBVERSIONS is the WSSA journal of gender and sexuality that publishes
literary as well as critical texts, poetry, rants, photography, artwork and
illustrations by Concordia students.

WSSA members are active representatives of Concordia University's Women's
Studies program. We support interdisciplinary scholarship and creative
endeavors that highlight social injustices pertinent to gender, class, race
and ability inequalities.

www.subversions.ca
www.myspace.com/wssa_concordia

New "Amber Goodwyn" site...

Hiya.

If you have a chance, check out the new portfolio site for Lickety Split's editor:
www.ambergoodwyn.com
Note: it is currently under construction.

Ta da!

Queer Mediations: A Bent Glance at the Archive

MCGILL UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE NOTICE

Queer Mediations: A Bent Glance at the Archive

Tuesday, 10 April 2007

10:35 AM ­ 1:30 PM

W-5 (West Wing Arts Building, McGill University)

{A mini-conference based on the work of students in COMS 490: History and
Theory of Media: Queer Media Theory (Winter 2007), Department of Art History
and Communication Studies}

10:30 AM. Brief introductory remarks

10:35 ­ 11:35 AM. Panel I: Interrogating the Archive
Mahmoud Hussein. ³Patient Zero²
Katherine Folk-Sullivan. "Shortbus: Creating Queer Spaces in Imaginary
Cities"
Claire Crighton. ³Anarchive: On the Radical Promise of Queering History²

11:40 AM ­ 12:05 PM. Panel II: queering zines, zining queers
Jess Lee + Josh Pavan + Theresa Knoppers. ³TBA²

12:05 ­ 12:15 PM. Short break

12:15 ­ 1:30 PM. Panel III: Rearticulating, Resignifying OQueer Archive¹
Ashley Foot. ³Nuqueer Reactions²
Robyn Maynard. ³Queering Capital²
Katie Earle. ³Re-Investigating Erasure: A Visual Resurrection²


Please feel free to join the audience and discussion!

drinks following (venue to be announced)


Contact: Ger Zielinski ( ger.zielinski (at) mail.mcgill.ca )

2nd Annual Good Vibrations Amateur Erotica Film Competition

Calling all amateur filmmakers!

Have you ever wanted to make your own erotica film; or perhaps see an erotic film you’ve directed screened at a theater in front of audience of hundreds?

Submit your film to our Amateur Erotica Film Competition and you may end up a star!

It’s easy, let us tell you how. Watch our submissions video for guidelines, rules and details!

Join us to paint your dildo!!!!

Stella, with the partnership of the cooperative Venez tels quels / Come as you are, invite sex workers, friends and allies, to paint dildos to benefit $pread magazine. The sexual toys will be displayed and sold during the Second Annual Sex Workers Art Exhibition, organised by $pread and it will take part in New York during Spring 2007.

When: Wednesday April 11 at 14h00

Where: Stella’s office, 2065 Parthenais street suite 404

The materiel (dildos, paint,...) will be graciously provided by
Venez tels quels / Come as you are.

For more information, call at Stella:
514-285-8889

We hope to see you!!

:::Mangos with Chili: Sweat, Sweets and Nightmares:::

:::Mangos with Chili: Sweat, Sweets and Nightmares:::
A Queer and Trans People of Colour Cabaret

THURSDAY, APRIL 5th, doors @ 8pm
Le Studio, 2109 St. Laurent Blvd
(wheelchair accessible venue)
$5 at the door, no one turned away. ALL AGES

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ASL interpretation is available upon request with 48 hours notice.
For more information about the event or to request ASL interpretation,
call 514-848-2424 ext. 7431 or email centre2110 @ gmail.com
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Mangos with Chili: the floating cabaret of QTPOC bliss, dreams, sweat,
sweets and nightmares, is coming to Montreal. On Thursday, April 5th the
multi-cultural, multi-gendered and multi-genre traveling cabaret of queer and
trans of colour (QTPOC) performance artists will be making a stop here
during their Northeast tour, where they will be joined by local QTPOC
performers and DJs. Be sure to also check out the QPOC Fleshtival on Friday April 6th
(more details below).

Using theater, spoken word, drag, dance and performance art to tell
stories of class, survival, sex, dreams, magic, colour, and trans,
femme and genderqueer identities that span Sri Lanka to Aztlan to
Morocco to the Philippines to the Caribbean to Brooklyn to migrant
small town Washington state, Mangos With Chili is a groundbreaking
performance cabaret, taking This Bridge Called My Back into the 21st
century. Inspired by similar traveling roadshows such as the Tranny
Roadshow and the Sex Workers Art Show, in 2006 sister femme vixen
writers and performance artists Maria Cristina Rangel and Leah Lakshmi
Piepzna-Samarasinha decided to start a similar tour featuring the most
brilliant queer and trans artists of colour they knew. Using their
experience creating events in Toronto, Boston, New York and the West
Coast, the first Mangos With Chili tour hit the Northeast in April
2006.

This year's Mangos with Chili will be another two weeks of
history-making performance, in celebration of their lives, stories,
survival, and the legacies they are creating for future generations of
queer and trans people of colour. The spring lineup consists of Thomas
Andre Bardwell, Kay Barrett, Ching-In Chen, Dulani, Leah Lakshmi
Piepzna-Samarasinha, Maria Cristina Rangel (aka Miss Cherry Galette),
Suhayl Ramirez, Ignacio Rivera, and Victor Tobar. The show contains
both collaborative and individual work, bringing a wide spectrum of
breathtaking queer and trans artists of color to universities,
community colleges and community art spaces.

Mangos with Chili is being co-presented by Queer McGill, the 2110
Centre for Gender Advocacy, Q-team, the South-West MTL Community Skill
Share, CKUT Radio 90.3 and the Union for Gender Empowerment.

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Fleshtival: QPOC (Queer People of Colour) porn, twister, and dance-a-thon!
FRIDAY, APRIL 6th, doors @ 10pm
Ste Emilie Skillshare, 3942 Ste. Emilie (metro St. Henri)
(NOT a wheelchair accessible venue)
Open to all who identify as indigenous, POC (people of colour),
(e)raced, aboriginal, '(in)visible minority', mixed race, non-white,
anyone who's racialized, etc.
For more information, please contact coeurdelakaur@gmail.com.
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Lickety Split #4 now available- try our new, easy order page!

Hi!

If any of you had trouble adding the new issue to your cart on-line, just a heads up that the kinks have been ironed out and it's all ready to go!

Visit our site to shop:
http://www.licketysplitzine.com/

Or go directly to the Lickety Split #4 page:
http://www.indyish.com/lickety-split-issue-4-new/

Details about the issue:
This issue of Lickety Split features interviews with living legend Annie Sprinkle, photos of the lovely Seska, Rick Trembles interview, our first man-on-man action, lots of action in general, unearthed coming-of-age diary entries and much, much more! Also, follow the simple directions in the zine and download the accompanying podcast (care of Andrew Rose) to enhance your Lickety experience.

Lickety Split is a smut zine that comes out once or twice a year. Each long-awaited issue is a handcrafted/collaborative /pansexual/sex-positive affair with sexy silk-screened covers: a total labour of love and lust.

CONSIGNMENT

We will be refreshing our stock in and around Montreal this weekend, so check out our website for location details...

www.licketysplitzine.com

...and know that you can get it fresh off the interweb anytime by clicking the above link.

Like you were a lynx and it a fresh kill.

licks,
a

Have a gay weekend!

The Gays of our Lives
March 16th to March 25th 2007

A series of events starring Ms Vaginal Davis and professor José
Esteban Muñoz, and featuring queer videos, performances, lectures and
much more.

Check this out:

March 21th to March 25th
Gays of Our Lives Installation
La Centrale Powerhouse Gallery (4296 Blv. St. Laurent)
www.lacentrale.org

About Participants:

Vaginal Davis is an originator of the homo-core punk movement and a
gender-queer art icon. Set apart from gallery-centered art, and
Hollywood movies, and from those systems' necessities of high-polish,
low-substance production, Ms. Davis's performance,
experimental film and video practice has critiqued exclusionary
conceits from the outside. Davis has been a prolific producer of club
performance, video and Xerox-produced Zines, and other forms of
low-cost, high-impact work. Ms Davis derails collector-friendly
raciness in spectacles of femininity, queerness and blackness. She
critiques both the gallery system and the larger cultural trend that
it mirrors, with tongue-in-cheek self-exploitation and provocations of
racial and gender confusion.

José Esteban Muñoz is an American theorist in the fields of
Performance Studies, visual culture, queer theory, cultural studies,
and critical theory. His book Disidentifications: Queers of Color and
the Performance of Politics (1999) is a foundational text in queer of
color critique, and a major contribution to minority scholarship in
the field of Performance Studies. He has also co-edited Pop Out: Queer
Warhol (1996) with Jennifer Doyle and Jonathan Flatley and Everynight
Life: Culture and Dance in Latin/o America (1997) with
Celeste Fraser Delgado. Muñoz is currently the chair of the Department
of Performance Studies at New York University's Tisch School of the
Arts. He is currently completing two manuscripts, the first Feeling
Brown: Ethnicity, Affect, and Performance is forthcoming from Duke
University Press, and the second Cruising Utopia: the Performance and
Politics of Queer Futurity will be published by NYU Press.

This is a co-presentation of QPIRG McGill, Queer McGill and the Q-team
in collaboration with QPIRG Concordia, McGill Office of the Dean of
Arts, the Simone de Beauvoir Institute, articule Special Projects, La
Centrale Powerhouse Gallery, The Union
for Gender Empowerment, The Center 2110 and The Concordia Sexual
Diversity Alliance.

Quebec Public Interest Research Group at McGill University
3647 University, 3rd Floor
Montreal, Quebec, H3Z 2P8
Tel. 514-398-7432
Fax. 514-398-8976
http://ssmu.mcgill.ca/qpirg

Cum to this amazing burlesque show!

I'm helping out with this show tonight and I know it's gonna be a lot of fun!!!
Check out our Audio Smut radio interview with the organizer Jinx Jezebelle and Miny Saucy here.

KIDS ON TV kicked off of MySpace...BOO!

On March 1, 2007 Kids on TV had their myspace account deleted with no warning or specific explanation by myspace. We suspect that, although we kept our site visually "PG-13" and played by the rules, the discussion of sexuality in our lyrics and the open embrace or radical culture was too much for myspace. We definitely ran into their limits whatever they were. They never responded to our questions either which is the experience everyone has apparently.

Myspace specifies that there be no nudity or "sexually suggestive photos". Altho nudity is pretty specific, the phrase "sexually suggestive photos" is vague enough to mean anything to anyone on the myspace staff. We demand that this phrase be removed or replaced.

We have set up a myspace profile where we encourage people to post their stories of myspace censorship as comments - especially stories where the artist suspects a political bias to the censorship. We recognize that all censorship is political. However we have a theory that recently (and in the past) myspace has been deleting accounts simply because they represent radical views, and express those views in images, video and music. This censorship will undoubtly continue and may result in the deletion of the page we created for censorship discussion. In the mean time we need to document and discuss these cases when they result from the homophobia, sexism, racism etc of myspace staff and policies. We have not found a corresponding page on myspace and the forums on censorship that we found seem pretty inactive. Others may exist that we haven't found.

Once we created the page we were surprised that everyone who responded to it with a story of censorship was a gay artist. Admittedly we are (or rather were) in touch with many gay artists via our myspace account. But this doesn't explain the repeating pattern.

Someone mailed us asking why is censorship a problem if we are all constantly spammed by commercial porn profiles - and when they appear in banner ads. The emerging cases documented on the censorship page seem to be mostly gay/sex-lib arts groups - not commercial ones. The groups that are targeted for censorship seem to be mostly non-profit, activist groups. We believe that the reason that there are so many commercial porn profiles whose accounts are not deleted is because they are paid advertisers of myspace. It seems that the way the myspace software is set up, myspace can filter and direct adult content based on the age of the profile owner receiving the content, but only for advertisements - not profiles. myspace has no designation of adult content. thus the same week Kids on TV's account was deleted we had banner ads every day advertising porn / adult dating services with "sexually suggestive photos" every time we logged into our account. which is fine by us. we just want the same courtesy

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Kids on TV pages:

www.myspace.com/kidsontvsongs2
www.myspace.com/kidsontvsongs3
www.myspace.com/kidsontvsongs4
www.kidsontv.biz

Myspace Political Censorship Page:

www.myspace.com/myspaceprofiledeletions

Articles about Kids on TV's experience:

www.gayboy.at/news/11042
www.intro.de/news/23040079
www.jetzt.sueddeutsche.de/texte/anzeigen/370095/TrkHomeMagTsr3
www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/24/24809/1.html

Toronto indie music thread:

www.stillepost.ca/boards/index.php?PHPSESSID=9b8117d5d217eca529c188e38ed76b43&topic=74445.0

Ladies, film and tunes, oh my!

Lickety Split wrangler Amber Goodwyn's band Nightwood has a video in this thang y'all, come out and see her straightened hair!

The Lickety Split # 4 Launch Party was fun, y'all!

Lickety Split #4 is out in the city and was birthed at the arty/messy/rockin' launch at Club Lambi. Check out this little PG rated video by livemtl's David...it features moostashs galore, music by Flames! and a coupla crotch shots. The pix are of Lil' Pip backed up by a coupla Dead Doll Dancers and you can find more launch photos over at this blog post. And if you missed out on the action, check out the new issue here!


Thanks to Trancelvania + Double Negative Collective as well as Mike, Erin, Marty, Sherwin, Giddy, Lola Gouine, Sean in the T-Dot and anyone else I'm forgetting!

Amber
xo

Launch tonight! + Pop cast

This fourth issue of Lickety Split smut zine is bursting the sides of its corset. 84 pages of hot, smart smut make this the biggest issue yet. Lickety Split is launching the fabulous fourth issue with a pimped-out party featuring music by Lil’ Pip, backed up by the Dead Doll Dancers, Flames! and Trancelvania with pornographic projections by the Double Negative Collective. Dance party apres with DJ Backdoor.

When: Friday, February 23rd, 9pm
Where: Club Lambi, 4465 St- Laurent, just below Mont-Royal
How much: $7 gets you a copy of the zine and an eyeful of the show

about Issue #4: This issue of Lickety Split features interviews with living legend Annie Sprinkle, photos of the lovely Seska, Rick Trembles interview, our first man-on-man action, lots of action in general, unearthed coming-of-age diary entries and much, much more! Also, follow the simple directions in the zine and download the accompanying podcast (care of Andrew Rose) to enhance your Lickety experience.

Podast is here

More about the podcast by Andrew Rose:
Naked in a bubble over the city with Trancelvania, Lil Pip, party plans, Flames!, Begging the Question with Love in Ruins, Annie Sprinkle, a new love song by Miracle Fortress, and tons of orgasms.

Though I'm sure Ghostface has technically rendered podcasts I have done in the past explicit, this is the first that should probably carry the explicit tag explicitly. That said, it's about time the PopCast/the Mass... presented something properly profane and holy. Pansexual sex-positive Montreal smut zine Lickety Split sets the agenda here (for the first proper collaborative crossover episode of any kind), as editor Amber Goodwyn and I discuss sex, music, the launch party for number 4 of Lickety Split (tonight, Friday the 23rd at Club Lambi!), and play some music from said accompanying party. It also features numerous contributors via Amber, her radio show, and Lickety Split, and is a pretty funny, sexy, and honest document. Ultimately, for all of-age constitutions, should you wish to join us. And why not?