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R.I. Senate passes gay-marriage bills, 26-12, sending them back to House for final vote
The Rhode Island State Senate overwhelmingly approved amended House and Senate versions of a marriage-equality bill on a 26-12 vote Wednesday evening, sending the measures...
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New Xbox to be announced on May 21st
“On Tuesday May 21st, we’ll mark the beginning of a new generation of games” So says Xbox’s Major Nelson, who announced the news today on...
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Los Angeles: a gay summer in the city
And babe, don’t you know it’s a pityThat the days can’t be like the nightsIn the summer, in the cityIn the summer, in the city...
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Lightning Strikes Again
Like so many others, Patrick Little credits Tracks in making him the gay man he is today. ''It's a common story of Tracks,'' he says....
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Bailey's Crossroad
METRO WEEKLY: What did Tracks mean to you? ED BAILEY: Tracks was where my passion and my love affair with nightlife and nightclubs started, absolutely....
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Tracks Star
Michele Miruski is still in the entertainment business -- in a manner of speaking. ''I entertain the residents all day long, or make sure they're...
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Remembering Tracks
Metro Weekly asked readers to submit their memories of Tracks. Some highlights. ''I believe a lot of people became 'straight, but not narrow' because of...
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Rapping Bear
The raunchy gay bear rapper known as Big Dipper has gained a reputation as a sexual provocateur. ''Every venue I go to, after my show,...
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Saturday Night Euphoria
''Some bands are definitely more hetero. Some bands aren't gay enough,'' says Kim Moyes, chuckling. ''Whereas we definitely have our fair share.'' Moyes is one-half...
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War Torn: ''Wallenstein''
Playing in rep with Coriolanus, the Shakespeare Theatre Company's Wallenstein offers another angle on a powerful military man falling fatally from grace. As extraordinary as...
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The Sweet Smell of Ba'Naka
{Ba'Naka and friends (Photo by Julian Vankim)} Dustin Michael Schaad developed his drag alter ego Ba'Naka early. ''The first time was at a high school...
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Latest ENDA effort greeted with both optimism and skepticism
Hopes are high as the long-stalled Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) will see reintroduction in the Senate and House of Representatives on Thursday. After years of...
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Meanwhile, over at Gallaudet — our favorite Scene photo of the day
From the Gallaudet University Rainbow Socity’s Zhoosh Bash for DC Deaf Queer Kaleidoscope, Saturday, April 13, 2013. Photo: Ward Morrison/Metro Weekly Browse the rest of...
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Fitness: Base of Strength
The single most important thing to do when going into a gym is to have a plan. That goes double for beginning lifters. Unfortunately, the...
