
Brandon Summers-Miller
Freelance Journalist, Writer and Editor at Freelance
Writer, cook, gay guy | Words in @eater, @epicurious, @seriouseats, @vinepair, @wineenthusiast, and elsewhere
Articles
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1 week ago |
vinepair.com | Brandon Summers-Miller
It’s true that real style never goes out of fashion, and Crodino has embodied that principle since it was first created in 1965. Instantly recognizable from its signature yellow glimmer, Crodino created an iconic non-alc classic when it first launched 60 years ago. The ethos of 1960s Italy has remained core to Crodino’s mission to create a truly extraordinary drink that people across generations, and continents, have fallen in love with time and again.
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2 months ago |
salon.com | Brandon Summers-Miller
In Chicago, Boystown — with its mix of cocktail lounges, gay bars, nightclubs, parades and drag brunches — has become a well-oiled machine for queer culture in the city. Long before Mayor Richard M. Daley anointed the area bounded by Briar Place to the south, Halsted Street to the west, and North Broadway to the east as the nation’s first official gay village in 1997, the community had already made that roughly triangular patch in Lakeview East its home decades before.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Brandon Summers-Miller
In Chicago, Boystown — with its mix of cocktail lounges, gay bars, nightclubs, parades and drag brunches — has become a well-oiled machine for queer culture in the city. Long before Mayor Richard M. Daley anointed the area bounded by Briar Place to the south, Halsted Street to the west, and North Broadway to the east as the nation’s first official gay village in 1997, the community had already made that roughly triangular patch in Lakeview East its home decades before.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
vinepair.com | Brandon Summers-Miller
There used to be a nightclub on Belmont Avenue in Chicago tucked between a grilled cheese restaurant and cellphone repair shop. The windows were blacked out and featured original art, the facade was adorned in black and white tiles, and drag queens often — and rightfully so — skipped the long line that backed up under the train tracks of the L’s Belmont Station. The interior was exceptionally dark, the walls painted black and the accent lights deep shades of indigo and crimson.
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Jul 26, 2024 |
msn.com | Brandon Summers-Miller
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