Dan Mryglot
Dan Mryglot was born in upstate New York and raised in Massachusetts, but it wasn’t until he moved to West Hollywood that he found his home. A fitness enthusiast, he lives a healthy alcohol and drug free lifestyle in the city he loves. He’s passionate about preserving Weho’s history. Previous publishings include a bi-weekly column called "Best Boy" in Fab! Newspaper, where he wrote stories about growing up gay.
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The Los Angeles Diversity Films Festival is kicking off in West Hollywood on Thursday, July 26, 2018, with a selection of short films from local and international filmmakers followed by a Q&A and party at the Let Live Theater, The...
The City of West Hollywood received a second Los Angeles Area Emmy Award nomination for its LGBTQ Pride PSA. Winners will be announced at the Emmy Awards presentation on July 28. The City has been chosen as a Los Angeles Area...
City of West Hollywood is hosting panel discussion, An Update on Washington D.C. Politics: the Mueller Investigation, Human Rights and Immigration, and the Future of Resistance. Panelists include: Attorney Michael Avenatti; Former Federal Prosecutor Steve Madison; and, from the Coalition...
A new West Hollywood parking lot has opened at 617 N. Robertson Boulevard. The new open surface lot had a ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday with West Hollywood Mayor John Duran and council members Lindsey Horvath, Lauren Meister and John Heilman in...
The City of West Hollywood condemned the actions of the House Appropriations Committee today after a Wednesday, July 11, 2018 vote that resulted in 29-23 in support of a discriminatory anti-LGBT amendment to a funding bill for the Department...
I thank God for bottoms everyday. Tops and bottoms fit so nicely into God’s gay plan. He knew what he was doing. I’m always in awe of an amazing rear end. If it’s just two pillows simply to rest...
When a sexy young man looks at you and calls you “daddy,” believe me, the intent is lustful--not derogatory. Own it. It’s a compliment. They’re saying “yum-yum gimme some.” Yes, you’re older. You’re a daddy. The sooner you accept...
“We can just sit here?” I actually asked my friends out loud. We were seated at a table on the sidewalk outside of Rage in West Hollywood. It was broad daylight. That was a long time ago.
I had just...
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