Where rainbows come from…and GOLDVision TV launches tonight!

My ongoing dalliance with rainbows and unicorns is as all-consuming as it is dangerous. Which do I like more? Rainbows? Unicorns? What about a rainbow unicorn? Does such a thing exist? And if it did, would it be pony-sized or bigger than an elephant?

The mysteries of this universe are many, though the answers to life’s bigger questions are there if you search hard enough:

In other news: go-go sensation Starlen Gold is launching his new GOLDVision TV tonight at X Red X Lounge as part of the Red Velvet Mafia’s new Thursday night mashup at this new q-friendly space on Granville. Check it out.

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