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I can only go from my own experience-never had any of those issues, they always give me a high floor and I am given free champagne bottle every time I come, staff are lovely.

I would recommend 60 Soho (formerly 60 Thompson street) where I have been staying on frequent trips this summer

latest update proves that accusations against him were false: https://str8upgayporn.com/hospitalized-project-runway-star-jack-mackenroth-apologizes-for-lying-about-ex-boyfriend-dolf-dietrich-blames-drug-addiction-on-trump-and-covid-19/

Couldn't agree more, except he is not always on key. Never quite understood the whole Jackman thing......

Wasn't Robert Preston almost 40 when he created the role on broadway? Jackman is 52 and looks younger. I still think Seth McFalrane would be amazing in the role, but I don't see Jackman's age as an issue in this role. there is also only 7 years between him and Sutton Foster, so again I don't see the problem

He appeared a couple of years ago in NYC under a different name and I seem to recall there was a lot of negative feedback, I would proceed with caution!

The title of the musical is actually "She Loves Me"

I was also totally confused.......?

Exactly, totally creepy title that I would never have clicked on had I known!

That's always been my experience too

He was amazing and also kissed like a dream, never got any vibe from him that he was not enjoying it, so either an amazing actor or genuinely bi-super charming to chat to as well

Not my experiences , but you are not the first to say this. I think he could be a very inconsistent hire by all accounts.... I did find him very sexy tho

I met Steve Hooper several times and he actually stayed with me on occasion

Had amazing times a few times with Chris Rockway and Jeremy Bilding, would LOVE to meet Andy Catlin (Daniel from Sean Cody)!

Had Matan Shalev once years ago, was super hot, Wondered whatever happened to him? he had a weird super controlling BF at one stage

I never found the documentary cruel as I didn't think the directors were mocking them, and I felt they actually became very fond of them. It was a fascinating study of a dysfunctional mother daughter relationship, but I still felt that there was a genuine love between them despite everything. I can see why some could find it exploitative but I find it actually quite emotional

Absolutely agree, having seen both casts, although I altho think the concept is something that New Yorkers really related to

I agree, and adored it, but it bombed in London as they didn't "get it"

I personally loved Ebersole and the show, but I am guessing that if one is not already a fan of the documentary and knows the background that this musical may be totally perplexing. Like Drowsy Chaperone, (which I also loved) I think it might play to a rather exclusive audience.

2 of my favourites too!

Max grand....sigh, One of my fav porn movies was Ram jet starring him and blue Blake attempting some sort of Eastern European accent....almost killed the mood with bad acting but still a hot movie, also starring Alec Powers, another fav

it's actually set in Yorkshire, which is in England

LOL nicknamed "Paint Never Dries" in London. You may appreciate this review if you havent already read it: http://www.loveshoulddie.com/west-end-whingers-review.html

Totally agree, I found seasons 1 and 2 slow and patchy but I persevered as I loved most of the actors, and once season 3 started it hit its stride and I binged on the rest. Catherine amazing, but honestly, with the possible exception of Roland Schitt I don't think there is a weak link. The only stretch of the imagination is the relationship between Patrick and David, but I will not comment further for those who haven't watched it yet!

Ok, I was just suspicious that the name was spelled differently, and wondered if it was someone else using Brenden's pics, so good to have it verified from you