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Thursday, February 2, 2012 - Wednesday, February 8, 2012
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| Feature Story | Close Up | Oscar Nominees Glenn Close and Janet McTeer talk about their work on ''Albert Nobbs'' | Interviews by Randy Shulman |
| Feature Story | Albert's Champion | It took 30 years for Glenn Close to bring Albert Nobbs from stage to screen, in the process devising an indelible, unique character | Interview by Randy Shulman |
| Feature Story | The Opposite of Albert | Janet McTeer's performance as Hubert in ''Albert Nobbs'' is informed by the actor's own sense of happiness and self-contentment | Interview by Randy Shulman |
| Feature Story | Scruffy Songster | Aiden James on his new album, and coming to Town Danceboutique Feb. 10 | by Doug Rule |
| News | PFOX Pushes Student Outreach | Montgomery County ''ex-gay'' group sends its message home with high school students' report cards | by John Riley |
| News | Transgender Woman Killed [UPDATED] | Victim suffers fatal stabbing at Northeast bus stop | by John Riley |
| News | Gender Rights Bill Stuck in Senate | With marriage equality front and center, the proposed Maryland gender identity nondiscrimination bill has been pushed to the sidelines | by John Riley |
| News | National News Briefs | Two referendums: Maine set to re-equalize, while one Jersey boy takes a step back | by Joe Corcoran |
| Film | Fly Guys | In ''Chronicle,'' rookie director Josh Trank chains himself to a distracting gimmick | By Chris Heller |
| Film | Review: The Innkeepers | With ''The Inkeepers,'' Ti West provides minimalist horror with slow-burning scares and unbearable tension | By Chris Heller |
| Music | Review: Aiden James | Aiden James adds many clever touches to punctuate his music, making ''Trouble With This'' a joy of repeat plays | by Doug Rule |
| Stage | Review: The Two Gentlemen of Verona | P.J. Paparelli's reimagines Shakespeare's comedy as a tragic destination with too much bloodshed | By Jonathan Padget |
| Stage | Review: The Elephant Room | In ''The Elephant Room,'' the humor is outlandish, cool irreverent and nerdy – plus there's fun and funky magic | By Kate Wingfield |
| Stage | Review: Red | Arena's ''Red'' is bracingly effective as a reflection of the creative and destructive forces faced by artist Mark Rothko | By Jonathan Padget |
| Stage | Riffing on Republicans | The Kinsey Sicks try to be funnier than Michele Bachmann | by Doug Rule |
| Stage | Review: Wit | In ''Wit,'' now playing on Broadway, Cynthia Nixon reveals herself to be an incredibly expressive actor of great range | By Doug Rule |
| Clublife | Pink Palace | Phase 1 of Dupont is ready to brighten up lesbian nightlife when it opens next Friday in the old Apex/Badlands space | By Doug Rule |
| Opinion | Solitary Confinement | As a child, I learned that being gay meant being alone; as a gay man, my community has taught me a better lesson | by Sean Bugg |
| Opinion | Dissing the President | Gov. Brewer's finger-wagging performance is the latest sideshow in the anti-Obama circus | By Richard J. Rosendall |
| Video | Outspoken #48 - Bearing It All | DC Bear Crue Scruff Party at Town | Host: Ebone Bell Video/Editing: Aram Vartian Producer: Randy Shulman |
| Business | Chamber Connections: Screen Test | When everyone can shoot video, Stone Lyons found the best path for a professional video business | by Robert E. McLean |
| Coverboy Interview | Henry | This medical professional from Alexandria likes TV talent shows and tennis matches | Photography by Julian Vankim |
| Poll | What's your favorite Glenn Close performance? | Take our poll. Win free movie passes! | |
| Snapshots | Johnny Scruff at Bear Happy Hour | Town Danceboutique | Ward Morrison |
| Snapshots | BHT Awards | Remington's | Dylan Comstock |
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