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To Serve, with Love
''I collect them like baseball cards – I know all their names, I know their styles,'' teases Sonya Boring. She's talking about drag queens. ''I'm...
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A Complete Guide to Dining Out for Life 2012
A complete guide to all participating restaurants as of press time, by neighborhood, including meals and what percentage of each bill will be donated to...
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Bully Pulpit
Last month, Bully was fighting for its life. After being handed an R rating by the Motion Picture Association of America -- effectively ruining any...
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Washington Post Editorial Board: “No Principled Reason” for White House Inaction on Executive Order
The Washington Post editorial board tonight strongly criticized President Obama’s decision...
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Tickets on sale Friday for Fiona Apple
The eccentric pop singer/songwriter, 16 years after her debut, plans to release her first album in seven years this summer and tour to support it....
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Obama Pushes for Economy Where “Everybody Gets a Fair Shot” — As LGBT Workers Wait
“Should we settle for an economy where a few people...
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The Wanted perform their new single on NBC’s The Voice
The Wanted performed their latest single “Chasing the Sun on NBC’s The Voice last night. The group’s U.S. debut EP drops on Tuesday, April 24....
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News Analysis: Four Reasons Why Enacting LGBT Workplace Protections Is Different Than Ending DADT
Questions over why President Obama chose last week not to pursue an executive order to ban federal contractors from discriminating on the basis of sexual...
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Getting Wonky with Orbital
Orbital has returned with their first album in eight years. The British electronica music legends — Paul and Phil Hartnoll — have created in Wonky...
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Christopher K. Morgan’s Limited Visibility returns for one weekend only
The resident company of D.C.’s CityDance, Christopher K. Morgan & Artists , closes its season with Morgan’s first evening-length work, Limited Visibility, exploring what we...
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On the Waterfront at American Century
Kathleen Akerley directs an American Century Theater production of Budd Schulberg’s On the Waterfront, which has some significant differences from Elia Kazan’s 1954 Oscar-winning film,...
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La Raza Study Challenges Stereotypes
A new study by the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) and Social Science Research Solutions (SSRS) examining support among Hispanics for LGBT rights finds...
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Whitman-Walker To Honor Sebelius
Whitman-Walker Health, the nonprofit community health organization that specializes in HIV/AIDS treatment, will hold its 19th annual spring fundraiser, themed ''Be the Care,'' during which...
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White House Defends EO Decision, Saying “Time Is Right” for ENDA — and Prompting More Criticism
Facing continued fallout from the Obama administration’s decision not to proceed with an executive order banning LGBT discrimination by federal contractors, White House spokesman Shin...
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Key West is contagious
The Key West Business Guild, one of the oldest LGBT Chamber of Commerce organizations in the U.S., has launched a fun and sexy viral video to...
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Which of these movies did you see last weekend?
// Read Chris Heller's review of The Cabin in the
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Transgender issues explored on MSNBC’s Melissa Harris Perry show [video]
Melissa Harris Perry presented a panel on MSNBC today to discuss transgender issues. Perry said she had decided to be a “better cis ally for...
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Opera in Cinema: Rigoletto
Opera In Cinema offers opera lovers a rare treat: select screenings of some of the most notable current productions at venerable opera houses across Europe,...
