Erik Piepenburg

Reading @PeterTwinklage’s beautifully tender essay about Hooters reminded me of Tallywackers, the doomed “gay Hooters.” If I could take a time machine to a forgotten gay restaurant with a $9.99 lunch special, this would be one. https://t.co/4XGUjz1IcS

RT @GayBarchives: In his new book 'Dining Out' author @erikpiepenburg serves up a smorgasbord of juicy history on the restaurants that bui…

It’s official: Orville Peck won’t be wearing a mask when he takes on the role of the Emcee in “Cabaret.” I sat down with the (masked) singer for @nytimes. https://t.co/E5Kvost2k3

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My latest horror movie picks include an #Oscar nominee!

New York Times Arts @nytimesarts

The Oscar-nominated “Nosferatu” is among this month’s sinister selections on streaming. https://t.co/p1oC1I4r81

I talked to Theo James about his new movie “The Monkey” and that “creepy ****** toy,” as he put it. The Chantal Anderson photos are giving Vogue. https://t.co/6Ap4ngw9vf

My book DINING OUT, a look at 100 years of 🌈 restaurants, comes out June 3! Leather bar buffets, lesbian cafes, diners after the club, Florent: I take you across the country to explore where and why gay people eat together. Pre-order here https://t.co/JFvbvI0puV #DiningOut https://t.co/ztl2y6sLzC

Is the NFL actually suggesting that playing football has the same importance as literally being MLK? What is this utter nonsense? #SuperBowl

A gentle reminder when you repost stuff: It’s good form to tag a reporter and photographer when you’re sharing an original article on social media. Actual humans, not AI, worked to bring those features to life. Not crediting those people makes it seem like robots did it.

I have no idea what this show was supposed to be (film, theater, something else?) and now I may never

BroadwayWorld @BroadwayWorld

The Insidious immersive tour has been canceled after audiences complained that it "wasn't at all what it was advertised as." https://t.co/fglxcYrZzd

As #TheBachelor begins, I asked myself: Where’s the gay season? I wrote down some thoughts for @nytimes. https://t.co/ZPtaBMVxxN

Thanks @claymcleod for chatting with me about his new horror novel and about how to love someone you disagree with https://t.co/wbLsjMqc49

As a “Twin Peaks” fan who watched live with coffee and cherry pie, this is pure joy #DavidLynch

Sesame Street @sesamestreet

Parodies of pop culture hits like David Lynch’s Twin Peaks are key to Sesame Street’s co-viewing model, giving adults and children a chance to enjoy the show together. #RIPDavidLynch https://t.co/ZFMsf4aNiz

Not the obit I wanted to read today. I saw “Blue Velvet” with my dad, and it was a light bulb moment that changed how I thought about movies.

Variety @Variety

Director-writer David Lynch, who radicalized American film with with a dark, surrealistic artistic vision in films like “Blue Velvet” and “Mulholland Drive” and network television with “Twin Peaks,” has died. He was 78. https://t.co/T2GOao28ux https://t.co/MZpJTZtX2v

“Mr. Bezos has expressed hopes that The Post would be read by more blue-collar Americans who live outside coastal cities, mentioning people like firefighters in Cleveland.” https://t.co/P6gBztDGPd

“We love these students,” and “they’re welcome in our schools,” says Gov. DeWine in signing “The Parents’ Bill of Rights.” Finally, a bill to stop straight people from talking about their marriages in schools! https://t.co/eBJmjL7hl9