Image courtesy of DJ Rockstar Aaron: It was a big night out for Bingo for Ariana, her husband, mom et al.
Guess Ariana Grande stopped licking donuts.
The goddess of pop has a new obsession: Forbidden Bingo, a virtual Zoom Bingo for adults hosted by creator DJ Rockstar Aaron. It’s not your grandma’s bingo at all, mind you. The prizes happen to be sex toys like vibrators, dildos, and butt plugs. And it makes it even more bonkers to consider that last week Ariana, her husband Dalton Gomez and her mother Joan unexpectedly joined in the fun.
“No one knows how they found out,” says Rockstar DJ Aaron, who was delighted with their appearance. “The game is free and is based on tips only. Ariana and Mom both turned out to be the biggest rockers!
But they wanted very little in return.
In fact, says Aaron, “They both graciously turned down the precious box of an assortment of sex toys and said it was more fun to play.”
I guess butt plugs aren’t one of Ariana’s “favorite things” – and she doesn’t even want 7 cock rings!
Anyway, thanks to the impressionist extraordinary Jimmy James (who is slated for the Pride edition of Forbidden Bingo) for the advice, so to speak.
BITES OF NIGHT LIFE
But please let me do a whole different kind of take right now.
After Ticketmaster and brownpapertickets maddeningly refused to refund tickets for shows that had been canceled during covid shutdowns, producer / promoter Daniel Nardicio and his associates launched Redeyetickets.com, the first owned and operated ticketing website. exploited by homosexuals.
It’ll cover various DWorld parties and shows in New York City and Fire Island, and they promise not to be shady.
Meanwhile, be prepared to grab a cocktail or two as well, as longtime gay promoter John Blair (Rise Bar) plans to open The Spot, a nightclub on 43rd Street and 10th Avenue, from the pride week.
And that’s not the end of the new nightlife.
During a reception for PS Burn This Letter Please – a documentary about the New York underground drag scene at the time – I learned that the 82 Club, which is featured in the documentary, could come back to life almost as big. than my career.
Harry Nicolaou, whose father owns Cinema Village (a longtime arthouse cinema), has the lease on 82 Club and said he is looking for investors to revive the place as it was. . “I want a clandestine bar vibe with a mixed crowd,” he told me. “A place where what the company dictates doesn’t matter and where customers can express themselves without constraints.
Great!
But for those who don’t mind constraints, be sure to check out Forbidden Bingo and try to win some sexy handcuffs.
