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Roxanne Tellier: Shaping The New Sexual Revolution – 1960 Redux

Posted in Opinion with tags Alejandra Ribera, Australia, Blair Packham, Bob Reid, Bob Segarini, Bruce Jenner, Canada, Canadian Music Week, CMW, Craigslist, Daniel Lanois, David Wildsmith, DBAWIS, Death Cab for Cutie, Diane Sawyer, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drake Underground, Faith No More, Felicity Huffman, Fergus Hambleton, Frank Gutch Jr., fusion.net, Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger/Sean Lennon, HughsRoom, Jamaica, Janet Mock, JeffreyTambor, JUNO Awards, Kardashian, Kay Ulanday Barrett, Leon Bridges, Massey Hall, MeredithTalusan, New York Times, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Olympic Gold Decathlon in 1976, Pat Blythe, Phoenix Concert Theatre, Piers Morgan, reggae, Rival Sons, Roger King, Ron Sexsmith, Roxanne Tellier, Royal Cinema, Salt &Pepa, The Beatles, The Danforth Music Hall, The Doors, The Horseshoe, The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Money Or The Gun, The Sattalites, the Sony Centre, The Waterboys, Thor, Toronto, Transamerica, Transparent, Walk Off the Earth, WinterGarden Theatre, Yorkville on April 26, 2015 by segarini

You would have had to be living under a rock to miss the run up to Diane Sawyer’s two hour interview with Bruce Jenner on Friday, April 23. Jenner was dubbed the “world’s greatest athlete” after winning the Olympic Gold Decathlon in 1976, and has been the object of snide insinuations and ridiculing photos in the yellower media (and even the New York Times) for the last several months as he appeared to be transitioning from male to female before our prying eyes.

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JAIMIE VERNON – THANK YOU FOR BEING A FRIEND

Posted in Opinion with tags Andrew Gold, best friends, Black Swan Tavern, Blair Packham, Bob Reid, Bob Segarini, Canadian Music, Dave Diamond, DBAWIS, Desmond Nathan, Don't Believe a Word I Say, friendship, Gary 17, Honouring Our Own, Jacke Tassé, Jaimie Vernon, James Ratch, Klaatu, Lawrie Ingles, Luke Jackson, Mr. Zero, Paul Royes, Pete Otis, Peter Kashur, Spare Parts, Swindled, Switchin' To Glide, Terry Draper, Thank You For Being A Friend, The Kings, Todd Miller, Wakin' Up Johnny, Why Can't We Be Friends on February 7, 2015 by segarini

As much as it’s a sappy platitude from the late music legend Andrew Gold, there’s no other way of saying thanks to those who have stuck by me year after year. I have over 2800 ‘friends’ on my Facebook profile. This isn’t a boast. It’s a matter of fact and it’s not to point out the quantity. I’m the rare exception in social media who actually knows most of the people I’ve friended.