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| Feature Story | Film | Fall Arts Preview 2010 | |
| Feature Story | Stage | Fall Arts Preview 2010: Plays, musicals, theater | |
| Feature Story | Music: Classical and Opera | Fall Arts Preview 2010 | |
| Feature Story | Music: Pop, Rock, Folk and Jazz | Fall Arts Preview 2010 | |
| Feature Story | Dance | Fall Arts Preview 2010: Ballet, classical, contemporary and more | |
| Feature Story | Museums and Galleries | Fall Arts Preview 2010: Visual Art and Photography | |
| Feature Story | Readings | Fall Arts Preview 2010: Live appearances by authors and other speakers | |
| Feature Story | Above and Beyond | Fall Arts Preview 2010: Comedy, Spoken Word, Tastings, Tours, Etc. | |
| News | Senate Falls Short (UPDATED) | Dems can't overcome GOP front on DADT repeal, though blame crosses party lines | by Chris Geidner |
| News | Census Overlooks Many Same-Sex Couples | Despite gains in participation and identification, study shows one in seven gay couples won't be identified as partnered | by Dana Rudolph Keen News Service |
| News | Boot Tales | ''Following his lead,'' former servicemembers visit the office of Sen. Jim Webb to urge him to reconsider his previous vote against the DADT repeal amendment | By Chris Geidner |
| News | D.C.'s Gray Day | Vince Gray gets Dems' mayoral nod, while NOM-backed Hunter falls to Thomas | by Chris Geidner and Yusef Najafi |
| News | DADT Taking Hits | From Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to Lady Gaga to U.S. District Court Judge Virginia Phillips, it's been a rough week for the military's anti-gay policy | by Chris Geidner |
| News | Washington Work Out | Annual gathering to provide LGBTQ grads with guidance in being out at work | by Yusef Najafi |
| News | Reel Life | Screening of local HIV/AIDS documentary to benefit Latino LGBT youth drop-in center | by Yusef Najafi |
| Film | Making the Grade | While it doesn't quite merit top marks, Easy A easily surpasses satisfactory | by Tim Plant |
| Opera | Sound, but No Vision | Despite some satisfactory performances, Un Ballo's stark design elements hinder rather than enhance | by Kate Wingfield |
| Stage | Set to Stun | WSC celebrates the move to their new Rosslyn home with an evening of Shakespeare, presented in the original Klingon | by Tom Avila |
| Stage | Imposter, Muse and a False Note | Round House's Ripley is darkly alluring, David Muse makes a great first impression at Studio and Falsettos flounders | by Tom Avila |
| Clublife | Cocktail Chorus | JR.'s makes the most of Mondays with decades of music for the masses | by Will O’Bryan |
| Opinion | Black and Brown and Discharged All Over | News Analysis: Minorities are disproportionately discharged under DADT. Has avoiding discussion hurt the repeal movement? | by Rob Smith |
| Opinion | The Hard Road | Although LGBT people should be frustrated with the lack of change, it's important for us all to stay involved | by Sean Bugg |
| Opinion | Battening the Hatches | Gay D.C. is relatively well-prepared for a turn in congressional tides | by Richard J. Rosendall |
| Video | So You Think You're a Drag Queen, Ep. 7 [video] | Four more contestants work the runway at Town Danceboutique | Video/Editing: Aram Vartian |
| Snapshots | BHT's Gay & Lesbian Night at Kings Dominion | Ashland, Virginia | Ward Morrison |
| Snapshots | Blowoff | Nightclub 9:30 | Brian Walker |
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