Michael Musto
Writer and Commentator at Freelance
Writer, commentator, observer. Rides bike.
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1 month ago |
backstage.com | Nelson Sullivan |Dick Richards |Michael Musto |Jackie Curtis
EXPIRES:Seeking talent from New York City, NYRoles paying up to $500.00COMPANY DETAILSTheater for the New CityGary LeGault, Writer-DirectorMember since Feb 13, 2013PROJECT DESCRIPTIONCasting talent and seeking a pianist/musical director for "Camera Ready," a new play based on the life and times of the late videographer, Nelson Sullivan. ACTORS & PERFORMERSOTHER TALENTRehearsals begin May 16 (Mon.-Fri. 6-10 p.m.); runs June 19-July 6 (Thurs.-Sat. 8 p.m., and Sun.
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2 months ago |
villagevoice.com | Michael Musto
A Republican demagogue wrecking lives via fearmongering and distortion is certainly a topical theme, as proven by Good Night, and Good Luck, a new play by George Clooney and Grant Heslov based on the 2005 Clooney-directed film by the same duo. That it also deals with a power figure who effectively fights back against the tyrant and gets him dethroned is perhaps what makes it seem novel in the dire political landscape of 2025, Cory Booker and various judges and DAs notwithstanding.
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2 months ago |
queerty.com | Michael Musto
Asking me for relationship advice would be a little bit like hitting Marjorie Taylor Greene up for her favorite Shakespeare sonnets. And yet, I do have some pungent ideas on the topic, and after all, “Those who can’t do, teach.” Besides, I turned to an expert to back up my feelings about what generally sinks same-sex relationships, and he gave me the benefit of his knowhow. He is Ric Mathews, a successful NYC-based psychotherapist with expertise in relationship issues.
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Mar 27, 2025 |
villagevoice.com | Michael Musto |R.C. Baker
Good news for narcissists: The quest for eternal youth has easily become a New York Times–worthy trend, thanks to a spate of plays and movies reflecting a rabid obsession with staying young and lifted. Last year’s award-winning horror film The Substance had the titular stuff keeping show biz women youthful and employed, while the current Broadway musical version of the 1992 movie Death Becomes Her centers on a revivifying mystical potion that can even outdo the Substance; it’s forever.
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Mar 2, 2025 |
queerty.com | Michael Musto
Gay comedy writer Bruce Vilanch has known a lot of success, thanks to the many hilarious zingers he’s provided for variety shows, specials, celebrities (like Bette Midler) and the Academy Awards back in the day.
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RT @Fake_Biden: So the vermin poisoning the blood of our nation are also indispensable workers who can’t be deported or we’ll all starve? H…
I can't decide who I loathe more: The "This is what I voted for" bunch or the "This isn't what I voted for" dummos.
I actually get a perverse kick out of right-wing media demonizing large cities as total sh*theaps. The rubes get to sit home and seethe about it, as I swan all around NYC and enjoy the theater, music, dance, nightlife, museums, diversity and overall intelligence!