New York's a wild town. Sure, it gets much of its reputation from the hustle and bustle of international culture, fashion, art and everything in-between, but the true meat comes from its fierce, uninhibited inhabitants. Take, for example, downtown darling Ladyfag.

Since moving from Toronto, this woman has taken the nightlife scene by storm, commingling with the freshest - and most made-up - faces in town. Ladyfag lives her life as she sees fit - taking chances, pushing envelopes and making no apologies for her love of the glittering game:

Most of the things I do, my parents would not approve of, but if you ever go out in queer nightlife, you know what wild’s all about. It’s just being over the top. Just meet me at The Cock one time and you’ll see wild styles!

It's at The Cock - by way of a seder - that Queerty correspondent Michelle Groskopf chatted with Ladyfag about the evolution of her aforementioned wild style, the ins and outs of a good gender fuck and how women can embrace their inner faggot. Read the results, after the jump.

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• In Kansas, the rainbow flag flying at a local hotel in Meade is the site of vandals. Early Friday morning, a brick was tossed through one of the hotel's windows; it had the word "fag" written on it. A second brick found outside the hotel had "Get the fuck out of town" scrawled on it. [Hutchinson News]

• In Toronto, the 16th International AIDS Conference calls efforts to fight AIDS in Zambia a "success." The conference is also the gathering site between grandmothers in Canada and across Africa, who are coming together to cope with the pandemic. [NYT, NYT]

• In Manhattan, Boy George reports for community service duty. [1010 WINS]

• In Florida, police make an arrest in Ft. Lauderdale in a May sex assault case. A homeless man is accused of drugging, assaulting, and robbing another man he met at a gay bar. [Express Gay News]

• In Estonia, attacks on gay pride revelers in Tallinn, the country's capital, on Saturday surprised both police and participants. The violent attack was led by Estonian skinheads brandishing sticks and throwing stones; they left several people injured — the first time in the city's three year march history that protests turned violent. [Monsters and Critics]

• In Arizona, a superior court judge rebuffs an attempt by gay marriage advocates to block a proposed proposed state constitutional to define marriage as a union between one man and one woman. [Advocate]

• In Israel, the skies are quiet — but for how long? [NYT]

There are all sorts of reasons a gay might have a moustache: they are rocking the entire facial hair look, they are channeling the 80s in an ironic electroclash way, or they just think it looks good. For these individuals, a quality pair of moustache scissors is a must, and Tweezerman is once again there for us when we need them. And they come with a cute little comb.

Another stache-related item of interest is the Moustache party in Toronto every third Thursday at Remington's male strip club. It's a pretty gay crowd, but guys and girls are both welcome upstairs and are encouraged to enter the amateur strip competition. Just don't take off your skivvies without a cabaret license or you may be hauled off the stage.

Tweezerman Moustache Scissors with Comb ($17.99) [Target via Uncrate]

Ask and ye shall receive! Toronto blogger Donald provided us with some great photos from Saturday's Dyke March, which we had hoped to attend, but ended up missing. It looks pretty much like we expected it to be: naked boobs everywhere. See them all after the jump.

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It was a perfect day on Sunday for Toronto Pride, which, with an estimated 1.2 million attendees, was the largest Pride celebration in Canada and one of the largest in North America. The parade down Yonge St. had a nice mix of colorful queens, community groups, shirtless guys of all shapes and sizes, and lots of house and dance hall beats. And let's not forget the Super Soakers. We managed to protect our camera from the water gun toters long enough to snap some photos of the parade, which you can check out after the jump.

We also wandered around the festival along Church St. (the Toronto Gay Village) and saw some interesting characters, including some gay mounties. We're sorry we missed the Dyke Parade on Saturday, but we were still nursing a hangover from Friday night. If anybody has photos, please send them in!

Our day ended at Big Primpin's "Get Busted" party at the Courthouse, where we danced away every last drop of energy that hadn't been sapped by sun, beer gardens, and crazy queens.

Hundreds of thousands turn out for Toronto's Pride Parade [CBC]

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Last night we went to Bruce LaBruce's French Exit party at the Drake Hotel in Toronto. Aside from the annoying straight girls swing dancing in the middle of the floor, we had a nice night, complete with a delicious, free cheese plate and top-notch entertainment from Canadian trannie sensation Lola who was dancing with a green light sabre and some fag with sunglasses.

What a little coquette she was, tossing her black feather boa around the necks of unsuspecting party-goers. The last time we saw Lola was in last year's Toronto Gay Pride parade where she was wearing nothing but a pink tutu and some balloons. See a couple more photos from last night's party after the jump.

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• Toronto, Canada will soon host North America's first gay FM radio station. [365 Gay]

• The Sopranos' Joseph Gannascoli (who plays Vito Spatafore) speaks out about why it's a great time to be a gay mobster. [AP Entertainment]

• A country other than the U.S. bans blood donation by gays, but not because they believe gays to be carriers of HIV, rather they just think gays are filthy and they have only the black blood of sin running through their veins. Oh, Russia. [UK Gay News]

• Muslims and gays in Britain may actually have a conversation: in five years. [Pink News]

• The Catholic Governor of Virginia won't sign a bill enabling a vote on an anti-gay marriage amendment because he believes in equal domestic partner benefits. We are touched, but the amendment will come to a vote with or without his signature. [WVEC]